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Remote Clinical Supervisor & Therapist jobs

6 open positions in the United States, newest first.

This dual role combines a therapist's own caseload with clinical supervision of other therapists. The person treats clients directly and also oversees the clinical work of less experienced or provisionally licensed clinicians, reviewing their cases and documentation and taking professional responsibility for the quality of care on the team.

About the Clinical Supervisor & Therapist role

What the work looks like

  • Provide individual, couples or group psychotherapy to a reduced caseload of clients by video.
  • Hold weekly individual and group supervision sessions and review supervisees' treatment plans and progress notes.
  • Consult on high-risk cases, including safety planning and decisions about a higher level of care.
  • Sign off on supervised hours and documentation for clinicians working toward independent licensure.
  • Audit charts for quality and compliance and train clinicians on evidence-based methods such as CBT.

What employers ask for

  • Independent clinical license such as LCSW, LMFT, LPC or psychologist
  • State-approved clinical supervisor credential where required
  • Several years of post-licensure clinical experience
  • Risk assessment and crisis intervention
  • Evidence-based modalities such as CBT or DBT
  • EHR documentation and HIPAA-compliant telehealth practice

Doing this job remotely

Therapy and supervision are both delivered by secure video, but licensure sets the boundaries. A therapist must generally be licensed in the state where each client is located, and state boards set their own rules on who may supervise and whether supervision may be remote. A private, confidential workspace is required.

Where it comes from and where it leads

Supervisors are fully licensed therapists who have practiced independently for some years and completed any supervisor training their state requires. The role leads to clinical manager, clinical director and other leadership positions in behavioral health, or to private practice with a supervision component.