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Clinical Director - Brighton, United States - Addiction Treatment Center of New England

Addiction Treatment Center of New England

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Brighton, United States

4 weeks ago

Posted by:

Mark Lane

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Description

_Qualifications_:
Required

Master's Degree in Social Work, Mental Health Counseling, or the equivalent thereof. (May be waived only upon approval of the Executive Director.)
Five years post graduate experience in a mental health setting, three at a supervisory level, responsible for Master's level graduate students or above.
Experience in substance use treatment is required.
Massachusetts Independent Licensure (LICSW, LMHC)

Preferred

Supervision of paid graduate level staff.
Essential Functions and Responsibilities_:
Provide individual and group supervision to clinical staff members and oversee the

work of clinical staff in areas of counseling relationships, client welfare, clinical assessments, intervention approaches, and ethics.

Evaluate clients in administering biopsychosocial and develop and implement treatment plans accordingly while reassessing and modifying as needed and oversee all clinicians' training for treatment plan development.
Collaborate with medical professionals, Department of Children and Families, DPH, BSAS.
Responsible for DPH clinical licensing requirements.
Develop Policy and Procedure in compliance with DPH and COA regulations.
Facilitate weekly mandatory clinical meetings.
Participate in weekly Manager's Meeting.
Monitor all Interdisciplinary Team Meetings.
Attend monthly ABH Opioid Program Providers Meetings.
Recruit and train clinical staff ongoing training program.
Development of Clinical Orientation Program.
Development of COA team and monitor the compliance of COA to meet accreditation standards.
Recruit, screen, interview and hire additional clinical and clinical intern staff as needed.
Act as a liaison with schools and other training programs for field placements at ATCNE.
Supervise MSW and Counseling Psychology interns, including meeting with supervisors and assessing performance.
Plan and oversee all client care or administrative and development of new programs.
Assign cases and create schedules for all clinical staff.
Provide staff with clinical training and opportunities for continuous development.
Evaluate performance and discipline staff, when necessary, in compliance with personnel policy and procedure.
Oversee intake process for new clients.
Act as clinical contact for all clients not assigned to therapists, as needed.
Responsible for Program Director aspects of SAMHSA's Accreditation.
Participate in the Performance Quality Improvement (PQI) Program.
Assist CEO in program and policy planning and development.
Assume administrative responsibility, along with Nursing and Medical Directors, for ATCNE operations in the absence of the CEO.
Consult to staff in crisis situations and provide referrals to appropriate services, as needed.
Be familiar with all clinical policies and protocols. Establish new, or modify existing protocols as needed. Communicate changes in clinical policy and protocols to clients and staff.
Oversee transfer of information from ATCNE clinical records to collateral contacts.
Establish contacts with communitybased agency for the provision of substance abuse education, training, and consultation by ATCNE personnel.
Assist in the settlement of disputes between clinical staff and clients and conflicts between clinical staff members as needed.
Ensure assignment of all clients to individual, group, couples and/or family therapy, as indicated.
Design, develop and implement (or oversee the design, development, and implementation) of appropriate therapy groups for clients.
Act as the agency Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) Coordinator