Erickson Clinical Supervision & Consultation
An Approved URAMP Evaluator
Welcome to Erickson Clinical Supervision and Consultation. I offer relational, person-centered supervision for clinicians at different stages of practice, including those working toward licensure. I also partner with organizations and practices to provide external supervision, helping support clinician growth while easing internal supervision demands and strengthening sustainable systems.
In addition, I provide fitness-for-duty and occupational evaluations, including URAMP evaluations, focused on functioning, risk, and readiness to work. I also offer clinical audit, quality assurance, and compliance services for behavioral health organizations and programs, including those working under federal, state, and other government contracts.
About Me
I’m Sarah Erickson, a licensed psychologist in Massachusetts, Georgia, Michigan, and Wisconsin with over two decades of experience in clinical care, supervision, consultation, and leadership. Much of my work has centered on helping clinicians and organizations think carefully about the work they are doing, especially when the clinical, ethical, or organizational questions are not simple.
I provide relational, person-centered supervision for clinicians at different stages of practice, including those working toward licensure. I also offer consultation and remedial supervision, and I work with organizations that need external clinical support. I value supervision that feels thoughtful and collaborative - a place where clinicians can be honest about what feels difficult, build confidence in their judgment, and continue developing their own voice.
My work also includes fitness-for-duty, occupational, and URAMP evaluations, as well as clinical audit, quality assurance, and compliance services for behavioral health organizations and programs working under government contracts. In that work, I focus on the bigger clinical picture: whether diagnoses are supported, treatment fits the person’s needs and history, documentation reflects the care being provided, and systems are supporting both quality and accountability.
Although these services may look different, my approach is much the same across all of them. I try to bring careful clinical thinking, practical guidance, and respect for the people involved. I believe good work happens when there is room for curiosity, honesty, and nuance, without losing sight of the real-world demands clinicians and organizations are managing.
Outside of work, I’m a parent, partner, devoted pet person, and very new soccer player. My family keeps me grounded, and soccer has been a humbling reminder of what it feels like to be a beginner, learn something new, and improve a little at a time.