Clinical Program Supervisor

The MST Supervisor to lead and support MST teams delivering intensive, evidence-based services to youth and families. This role is ideal for a clinical leader who enjoys developing staff, supporting work with youth and families, and driving strong outcomes in the community, while maintaining fidelity to the MST model.

The MST Supervisor provides clinical and administrative oversight to 1–2 MST teams (2–4 therapists each). In this role, they support therapists in delivering effective, family-focused interventions and ensure alignment with MST principles and Medicaid standards.

• Provide structured weekly individual and group supervision focused on quality, outcomes, and MST fidelity
• Guide clinical work using the MST analytic process
• Ensure therapists maintain appropriate caseloads of 5–6 families
• Manage referrals and support timely family engagement 
• Develop and maintain relationships with community partners and referral sources
• Partner with MST Experts to ensure model fidelity and ongoing development

This description outlines the general scope and level of work for this role. It is not intended to include every duty or responsibility that may be required of employees in this position.

• A leadership role focused on coaching and developing therapists delivering intensive, family-based services.
• A fast-paced, community-centered environment working with youth and families with complex needs.
• Ongoing collaboration with MST Experts to support professional growth and model fidelity.
• A balance of clinical supervision, team management, and community partnership building.

• →Provide weekly individual and group supervision to ensure quality care and adherence to MST principles.
• →Guide clinical work using the MST analytic process and support effective interventions with families.
• →Manage referrals, caseloads (5–6 families per therapist), and ensure timely family engagement.
• →Build relationships with community partners and maintain alignment with MST standards and Medicaid requirements.

• Master’s degree in Counseling, Social Work, Psychology, or related field 

Preferred Experience

• Experience working with youth and families with complex behavioral needs
• Experience with family treatment models (structural, strategic, functional, or MST)
• Strong leadership, collaboration, and communication skills, with the ability to coach and develop clinical staff