Licensed Clinical Social Worker Supervisor
- Employment
- Full-time
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No BS summary
Clinical supervisor with an active Rhode Island clinical license, qualified to supervise under Rhode Island board rules. LMFT, LMHC, Psychologist, or LICSW may qualify; supervision experience is preferred.
Licensed Clinical Social Worker Supervisor Location: Rhode Island Pay: $100/hr to $250/hr Schedule: Monday to Friday Job Summary Gotham Enterprises Ltd is looking for Rhode Island clinical supervisors who want to help developing mental health professionals grow with more clarity and confidence. This role is well suited for supervisors who can provide practical guidance, ethical support, and meaningful feedback. Gotham’s Find a Supervisor feature helps clinicians search for supervisors based on state, license type, specialty, and supervision needs. Rhode Island supervisors who join the platform can help make the supervision search simpler and more supportive for clinicians.
What you'll do
- Provide clinical supervision and case consultation
- Support documentation, ethics, treatment planning, and professional growth
- Help supervisees meet clinical and professional standards
- Follow Rhode Island supervision and licensing requirements
- Maintain organized supervision communication
What they require
- Active Rhode Island clinical license in good standing
- Eligible license types may include Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT), Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC), Psychologist, or Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker (LICSW)
- Must be qualified to supervise under Rhode Island board rules
- Preferred: Supervision experience
Gotham Enterprises Ltd operates the Find a Supervisor platform, connecting clinicians with supervisors based on location, license type, specialty, and supervision needs.
What people say about this company
3.7/ 5
- Employees appreciate the supportive work environment.
- There are opportunities for professional growth and development.
- Some employees have expressed concerns about management practices.