General Description

Supervise all levels of clinical staff and oversee outpatient programs.   Assist in administrative oversight of the clinic, including productivity and budget issues. 

Essential Job Functions

• Development and implementation of program concepts and services, including enhanced outpatient.
• Supervision of all levels of clinical staff, including recommendations of staffing changes to the Division Director.
• Oversee intakes and supervise office manager.
• Understand and instruct staff on all DMH/DSS/DPH rules, policies, goals and objectives.
• Assist in administrative oversight of the clinic and the division including productivity and budget issues.
• Timely completion of reports, proposals and contracts for use by Program Director, funding agencies and others.
• Assist in writing grants, including RFRs.
• Complete reports and records necessary to clinical practice.
• Participate in agency-wide programs and planning as needed.
• Consult and coordinate with other programs and agencies as needed.

Other Responsibilities

As assigned by supervisor.

Qualifications

• LICSW, LMHC or PhD required.
• Five (5) years working with children and adolescents and families in the field of mental health required.
• Strong clinical/supervisory experience required.
• Knowledge and experience in diagnostic and treatment procedures.
• Skill and experience in clinical supervision as a teaching tool.
• Ability to transmit knowledge to others through an educational liaison.
• Knowledge of community mental health systems and community resources.

Skills

• Excellent oral and presentation skills.
• Leadership talent and the ability to delegate effectively.
• Working knowledge of computers.
• Knowledge of community resources.

Other Requirements

• Support and maintain the principles and policies of the agency.
• Flexibly respond to program scheduling needs.
• Encourage independence.
• Represent agency in a professional manner in all community contacts.
• Demonstrate a commitment to the Agency’s mission and community mental health principles.
• Valid US driver’s license.
• Use of personally insured automobile.
• Driver’s License check (RMV).
• Criminal Offender Record Information check (CORI).