Assistant Clinical Director
What You Get To Do
- Work with the leadership team to facilitate clinical therapist meetings and weekly staff meetings.
- Monitor documentation to ensure peer support and case management notes meet Optum requirements.
- Sign therapy and service notes daily.
- Provide feedback to peer support specialists, case managers, and therapists.
- Provide community-based behavioral health treatment, coordinating care with other programs as well as with our partner organizations in the community.
- Conduct a Comprehensive Biopsychosocial Evaluation according to the Idaho Health and Welfare criteria and the Medicaid requirements for documentation to create a treatment plan.
- Provide clients with evidence-based interventions (CBT, motivational interviewing, DBT, play therapy, NET, solution-focused, EMDR, etc.) and adapt these modalities to the client’s specific needs.
- Work collaboratively with case managers to assist clients in completing daily tasks such as resolving housing issues, paying bills, coordinating doctor visits, communicating with prescribers, and calling pharmacies.
The Experience We Seek
- A master's degree in social work, counseling, marriage and family therapy, or applicable human services field.
- Willing to serve diverse communities in a variety of settings most suitable to their needs including the therapist’s office, a client’s home, a neighborhood park, a library, or any community setting that can provide adequate privacy.
- Able to develop and maintain cooperative relationships with the other clinicians, interpreters, clients and their families, and a variety of partner agencies in the community including physicians, law enforcement, and judicial officials.
What is Preferred
· Current licensure with LCSW, LCPC, LMSW, LMFT, or LCPC.
· Prior experience with EMRs.
· $65,000 - $70,000/year.
