What You Will Do:- Lead the day-to-day clinical and operational activities of BHN's Program of Assertive Community Treatment team.
- Coordinate admissions and the delivery of treatment, rehabilitation, and support services in partnership with the program psychiatrist and multidisciplinary team.
- Develop staffing schedules that ensure appropriate coverage across day, evening, weekend, holiday, and on-call hours.
- Lead daily organizational and treatment-planning meetings while continuously evaluating changing needs and coordinating timely clinical responses.
- Oversee comprehensive assessments, individualized treatment plans, risk plans, crisis plans, progress notes, and other required clinical documentation.
- Provide comprehensive intake, risk, and crisis evaluations and take appropriate action to support the safety of individuals served and others.
- Provide regular individual and team supervision, ensure staff competency in the PACT model, and support ongoing professional development and performance.
- Ensure compliance with PACT, agency, funding-source, third-party, licensing, and Medication Administration Program policies and standards.
- Coordinate care with families, residential providers, hospitals, community partners, funding sources, and other BHN programs to support continuity and community integration.
- Participate in the program's 24/7 management on-call rotation and provide services across homes, hospitals, and other community settings as needed.
Who You Are:- Master's degree in Social Work, Psychology, Mental Health Counseling, or a related clinical field required.
- Current clinical licensure required.
- Previous supervisory experience required; at least two years of human-services experience preferred.
- Commitment to individual empowerment, personal growth, human rights, dignity, safety, and community integration.
- Ability to support individuals with complex and diverse needs, including those involved with the forensic system.
- Working knowledge of community resources, crisis response, risk assessment, treatment planning, and the PACT model of care.
- Strong clinical judgment, cultural responsiveness, communication, organization, collaboration, and conflict-resolution skills.
- Valid driver's license and reliable vehicle available during working hours to support community-based services and transportation needs required.
We Hire for HEART!Salary Range: $70,000-$100,000
