Clinical Director - Providence, United States - Adoption Rhode Island
Adoption Rhode Island
Providence, United States
Verified Company
1 week ago
Description
_Summary_
Provide overall leadership in the development, expansion, implementation, and enhancement of trauma-informed, permanency-competent behavioral health services. Have creativity and flexibility in meeting changing priorities and demands, and a willingness to learn and grow.
Education & Experience
- Master's degree required
- Advanced Social Work, Mental Health, or other relevant independent clinical licensure with corresponding liability coverage, required.
- Proven leader with excellent communication and relationshipbuilding skills.
- Ten years of experience in clinical supervision, program management and budgeting.
- Knowledgeable about adoption and foster care and/or a willingness to learn.
Supervisory Responsibilities
The Clinical Director will provide clinical and programmatic supervision to the staff providing behavioral health services and other therapeutic interventions.
Skills & Values Required
Must demonstrate the following skills and dispositions:
- Alignment and commitment to the mission, vision, model, and values of the agency
- Commitment to equity and inclusion within the agency and across systems
- Advocacy for excellence in adult medical and behavioral health and wellbeing
- Creativity and flexibility in meeting changing priorities and demands, and a willingness to learn and grow
- Competence and confidence in building transparent, positive partnerships to further the agency's mission
- Strong written and verbal skills
- Datainformed decisionmaking skills
- Advanced critical thinking skills, with an ability to synthesize new and complex information.
- Ability to think in broad and detailed terms, comfortable with identifying and resolving obstacles to improvement/goals.
- Willingness to speak publicly, engage in public advocacy, and offer training and consultation services.
- Skilled in building alliances and relationships among diverse populations
- Awareness of personal attitudes, beliefs, biases, and assumptions about others
Other Requirements
- Must pass Background Criminal Investigation (BCI) check
- Must pass Child Protection Services (CPS) background checks for RI as well as any additional states, per Adam Walsh Act of 200
- Must be fully vaccinated for COVID1
- Access to reliable transportation
- Specific to staffowned vehicles, staff must demonstrate:
- Possession of valid driver's license
- Maintenance of clean driving record
- Possession of valid and continuous auto insurance coverage that meets the state's minimum requirements
- Valid vehicle inspection sticker
- Hold an active license with the RI Department of health (RIDOH) for applicable positions
- Additional requirements, as outlined by service contracts, if applicable
- Ability to work a flexible schedule, including some evenings
Physical Requirements
- Prolonged periods of (1) sitting at a desk/meeting table and (2) working on a computer.
- Ability to selftransport to client and agencyrelated meetings and work within the RI community
- U.S.
Sedentary to Light work
- Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable staff to perform the essential duties.
Duties & Responsibilities
Administrative and Agency Leadership
- Provide overall leadership in the development, expansion, implementation, and enhancement of traumainformed, permanencycompetent behavioral health services.
- Develop partnerships with governmental agencies, community health centers, insurance companies, nonprofit and philanthropic partners, medical partners, and others.
- Plan and manage departmental operations and oversee assigned programs.
- Lead personnel and projects.
- Develop and implement performance metrics, as required by accreditation standards.
- Collaborate with the Chief of Advancement and partner with Advancement team to support funding goals.
- Support the agency in obtaining and maintaining relevant license(s) and credentials, including accreditation, Medicaid approval, private insurance requirements, state and federal guidelines and all other requirements of a behavioral health program.
- Compliance with continuous quality improvement (CQI) standards, including program development, program evaluation, and outcomes
- Lead efforts to meet agency accreditation requirements for behavioral health and other therapeutic services.
- Partner with nonbehavioral health program leaders and employees across the organization.
- Embed CLAS standards into practice and promote a commitment to cultural humility, inclusion, and accessibility throughout all clinical services.
- Support clinical staff in meeting expectations including productivity, quality of service delivery, maintenance of appropriate records, and following policies and procedures.
- Create and maintain billing structures, including thirdparty insurance and Medicaid
- Participate in the recruitment and selection of clinica