This position must be a licensed mental health practitioner and will be responsible for overseeing and the implementation of the Family Centered Treatment Program and the quality of services provided to the families we serve. Family Centered Treatment is a home-based, evidence based treatment model for families experiencing complex symptoms of mental health and trauma. Family Centered Treatment focuses on the family as a unit and aims to change the emotional tone and interaction patters between the family members. This role involves providing clinical supervision to Family Centered Treatment Practitioners, ensuring program fidelity and maintaining high standards of services delivery. Key responsibilities will include supervision of practitioners, adherence to Family Centered Treatment model and maintaining program fidelity, collaboration with the Program Director to develop program goals and strategies, monitor and report on program outcomes, clinical supervision and consultation, building and maintaining relationships with community partners.

Compensation: Salary $90,000. Full Time Benefits including $50,000 company paid life insurance policy, holiday pay, PTO, health insurance, dental, vision, LTD, STD, mileage and phone reimbursement, 401k plan (eligible after one year of employment), and a computer.

Time/Schedule Requirements:

• This position is a full-time position that requires 40 hours of work each week or more.
• Due to the nature of the position, hours of work could include weekends, evenings, and holidays.
• Position will require being on-call in the evenings, on weekends, and holidays.

Education/Certification Requirements:

• Minimum of a LMPH in Nebraska or license-eligible in Nebraska
  • Masters Degree in clinical counseling
• Minimum of two years experience working with children and families
• Strong understanding of Family Centered Treatment model and evidence-based practices preferred
• Minimum of two years of supervisory or management experience preferred

Skills and Experience Requirements:

• Excellent writing skills and computer skills
• Excellent listening and verbal communication
• Able to meet deadlines consistently and highly organized
• Teamwork
• Demonstrates understanding and empathy for others
• Pass a background check (Sexual Offenders Register, and the Department's Central Registers for Adult Protective Services and Child Abuse and Neglect, State Background Check)
• Conflict Resolution
• Building relationships/rapport
• Knowledge about human mental development
• Knowledge of Trauma-Informed Care