Clinical Supervisor Remote Jobs in Massachusetts (US)
This page tracks remote clinical supervisor openings that are location-eligible for Massachusetts.
This page tracks remote clinical supervisor openings that are location-eligible for Massachusetts.
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Salary is $100,000 to $120,000 per year depending on experience. Work Schedule: M to F 9-5 pm Work Type: 100% Remote W 2 Full Time
Role Description Bring your clinical expertise to a remote consulting role focused on supporting mental health clinicians and improving patient care. The Psychiatric Supervision Consultant will provide clinical oversight, case consultation, and professional guidance. You will assist clinicians with complex symptoms, treatment planning, risk concerns, and documentation. - Provide scheduled virtual consultation. - Review complex clinical presentations. - Recommend appropriate treatment and referral options. - Guide clinicians on safety and risk concerns. - Maintain accurate supervision records. - Support quality and professional standards. Qualifications - MD or DO degree. - Completion of an accredited psychiatry residency. - Active and unrestricted Pennsylvania medical license. - Board-certified or board-eligible in psychiatry. - Supervision or leadership experience preferred. Benefits - Compensation of $200 to $300 per hour. - Flexible remote schedule. - No on-site duties. - Independent consulting role. - Ability to work alongside an existing practice. Company Description
We provide in-home ABA therapy for children with autism and support families to achieve the best possible outcomes.
• Conduct initial assessments, reassessments, and write progress reports • Develop & monitor individualized treatment plans and behavior support plans • Supervise and train Behavior Technicians, including RBT Competency Assessments and ongoing supervision • Visually analyze and provide feedback on utilization of scheduled hours with Behavior Technicians • Develop and monitor individual behavior management protocols and behavior intervention plans • Provide support, instruction, and feedback to families and caregivers with regard to managing challenging behaviors and teaching replacement behaviors through the principles of ABA • Conduct Functional Behavior Assessments and Functional Analysis of all problem behaviors when needed and clinically warranted • Review program effectiveness, make recommendations, monitor data collection, and graph/monitor progress
Solving big problems, building trust in society, and empowering our clients to shape the future.
• Supervise, mentor, and develop a team of Clinical Appeals and Denials RNs. • Conduct regular coaching sessions, performance reviews, and professional development planning. • Monitor productivity, quality, and compliance metrics to ensure achievement of departmental goals. • Facilitate team meetings, training sessions, and ongoing education initiatives. • Manage staffing assignments, workload balancing, PTO coverage, and scheduling needs. • Oversee the review and management of medical necessity, authorization, and clinical validation denials. • Ensure timely preparation and submission of first-level, second-level, and external appeals. • Guide staff in developing evidence-based appeal arguments utilizing clinical documentation, regulatory requirements, and nationally recognized guidelines such as InterQual and MCG. • Review complex and high-dollar denials and provide escalation support as needed. • Ensure all appeals meet payer-specific requirements and submission deadlines. • Analyze denial trends and identify root causes impacting reimbursement. • Collaborate with Revenue Cycle, Case Management, Utilization Review, CDI, HIM, and Operational Leadership to implement denial prevention strategies. • Monitor recoveries, overturn rates, appeal success metrics, and financial outcomes. • Develop action plans to address payer performance concerns and recurring denial patterns. • Participate in client and leadership meetings to present denials performance and recommendations. • Ensure adherence to organizational policies, regulatory requirements, and payer guidelines. • Perform quality audits of appeal submissions and provide feedback to staff. • Maintain expertise in CMS regulations, Medicare and Medicaid requirements, commercial payer policies, and industry best practices. • Support audit readiness and compliance initiatives. • Identify and implement process improvements that enhance efficiency, quality, and financial outcomes. • Assist in developing standard operating procedures, workflows, and training materials. • Utilize data analytics and reporting tools to monitor team effectiveness and operational performance. • Support implementation of new clients, programs, and denial management initiatives.
Exceptional behavioral health services for pregnant & postpartum patients. (We're hiring!)
• Provide clinical consultation and mentorship to a panel of nurse practitioners with a combined capacity of up to 7.0 FTE. The panel may include more than seven individual providers, including a mix of W-2 employees and 1099 contractors, provided the total clinical capacity does not exceed 7.0 FTE. • Host a regular (weekly or biweekly) group case consultation session for the NP team to discuss complex or higher-acuity cases. • Provide physician collaboration and supervision for nurse practitioners with prescriptive authority, including timely review of prescribing practices and medical records as required by applicable state regulations, including oversight of Schedule II–V controlled substance prescribing. • Be available for ad hoc, asynchronous consultation on psychopharmacologic questions specific to reproductive psychiatry — e.g., medication management in pregnancy and lactation, postpartum depression and anxiety, perimenopausal and menopausal mood disorders, and bipolar disorder across reproductive transitions. • Support onboarding of new NPs with orientation to FamilyWell's reproductive psychiatry clinical protocols and best practices. • Contribute clinical expertise to the ongoing development and refinement of FamilyWell's clinical guidelines and protocols. • Participate as needed in FamilyWell's clinical quality and risk-management processes (e.g., case reviews following an adverse event or escalation).
At 360 Behavioral Health, we’re more than a workplace — we’re a community. Every day, we unite passion and purpose to support children, teens, and adults with developmental disabilities. We work as a team, celebrate each other’s wins, and are committed to helping every client and team member reach their full potential. Our Mission, Vision & Values: Mission: To empower individuals with developmental disabilities to live their fullest, most independent lives while supporting families through compassionate, evidence-based care. Vision: To be a leading organization recognized for excellence in ABA therapy, innovative programs, and a culture that nurtures both clients and clinicians. Values: Compassion: Treat every client and family with care, respect, and understanding. Excellence: Uphold the highest standards in clinical services and professional growth. Collaboration: Achieve success together as a team. Integrity: Act ethically, honestly, and transparently in all we do. Innovation: Embrace learning, improvement, and creative problem-solving.
Role Description As a BCBA Clinical Supervisor, you will: - Provide supervision and mentorship to Behavior Interventionists and Assistant Clinical Supervisors. - Develop individualized treatment plans that empower clients and families. - Collaborate with a team of passionate clinicians who are as excited about growth as you are. - Deliver meaningful parent training and support. - Stay hands-on with client care while shaping the next generation of ABA professionals. Qualifications - Active BCBA certification. - Master’s degree in ABA, Psychology, Special Education, or related field. - Passion for mentoring, learning, and collaboration. - Strong communication skills and a heart for making a difference. - Open to both newly certified BCBAs and experienced supervisors. Benefits - Total Compensation: $84,000k – $103,000k (Based on Experience, Role, & Region). - Up to $6,000 in performance bonuses. - $3,000 annual tuition reimbursement. - $1,000 CEU stipend for ongoing certification & growth. - $10,000K Employment Bonus. - In-house CEU events plus $1,000 CEU reimbursement. - Health benefits: Medical, Dental, and Vision (company covers 100% of dental and vision, 90% of medical). - Career development and Leadership opportunities. - Generous time off (DTO) and flexible scheduling. - 401(K) retirement savings program. - Mileage and phone reimbursement. - Employee Assistance Program & Wellbeing resources. - Great and fun company culture. Company Description At 360 Behavioral Health, we are more than a workplace; we’re a purpose-driven community. As a clinician-led organization and the largest ABA provider in California, we combine clinical excellence with a deep commitment to making a meaningful impact. Every day, our teams bring passion and expertise to support children, teens, and adults with developmental disabilities, helping them reach their full potential.
On a mission to create a world where our children’s mental health is cared for as much as their physical health is.
• Oversee and provide clinical supervision to therapists. Conduct regular individual consultation sessions to ensure high-quality care and professional development • Facilitate group case consultations and lead team meetings to promote collaborative problem-solving and knowledge sharing • Review and provide feedback on clinical documentation to maintain best practices • Ensure therapists' compliance with safety protocols, documentation requirements, and ethical standards • Provide on-call risk consultation during daytime and evening clinic hours (on a rotating basis) for complex or crisis situations • Mentor and support therapists in their professional growth • Participate in quality assurance efforts, including regular chart audits and outcome measurements • Collaborate with the clinical leadership team to develop and implement new evidence-based treatment approaches and programs
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