Clinical Fellow

This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in Illinois.

📋 Description

• Offer clinical leadership for the SAE workforce development initiative.

• Assist the SAE Clinical Supervisor.

• Ensure that supervision activities adhere to Illinois licensing regulations and professional standards.

• Oversee the quality of supervision and track participant progress.

• Act as a clinical resource for participants and the SAE clinical supervisor.

• Organize the launch and execution of supervisory cohorts.

• Conduct participant orientation and engagement activities on an ongoing basis.

• Track attendance, supervision completion, and progress towards licensure milestones.

• Coordinate activities related to licensure preparation, including the NASW-IL exam preparation course and post-licensure Fundamentals of Clinical Supervision training.

• Identify challenges in implementation and suggest ongoing improvements.

• Create systems to monitor participant progress and program outcomes.

• Administer surveys to participants.

• Document lessons learned, effective practices, and areas for improvement.

• Contribute to reports for funders, stakeholders, and policymakers.

• Strengthen partnerships with employers, schools of social work, and community organizations.

• Engage in discussions regarding employer co-investment and workforce partnerships.

• Assist in positioning SAE for replication and long-term viability.

• Advocate for culturally responsive and equity-centered supervision practices.

• Nurture a collaborative learning community among participants and supervisors.

• Initiate and manage supervision cohorts serving forty participants.

• Develop a replicable supervision model and implementation framework.

• Generate program outcome data and recommendations for future scaling.

• Contribute to sustainability efforts, including employer partnerships, legislative strategies, and future funding possibilities.

⛳️ Requirements

• Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) in Illinois with good standing.

• At least five years of supervisory experience as an LCSW.

• Proven experience in providing clinical supervision.

• Strong knowledge of Illinois licensing requirements.

• Dedication to promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion within the workforce.

• Preferred experience in behavioral health workforce development, program implementation, quality improvement, or evaluation.

• Exceptional facilitation, communication, and relationship-building abilities.

🏝️ Benefits

• Additional compensation for supervising five cohorts.

• 18-month grant-funded fellowship.