Experience with diverse treatment approaches for behavioral health challenges
Crisis-services or inpatient experience preferred
Strong assessment skills including mental status and risk assessments
Excellent planning, organization, and team management skills
Outstanding verbal and written communication abilities
Responsibilities
Provide clinical, supervisory, and consultative services to clients and stakeholders
Deliver community-based care while managing site workflow and program capacity
Conduct comprehensive assessments in collaboration with healthcare providers
Oversee treatment and aftercare planning, ensuring least restrictive responses
Lead case rounds focused on treatment planning with staff and providers
Ensure timely clinical documentation and approve discharge plans
Consult with crisis services, emergency departments, and other providers
Participate in staff hiring, onboarding, supervision, and training
Analyze program data to support operational goals while ensuring a safe treatment environment
Provide on-call coverage as part of management duties
Benefits
Support for professional development and continued education
Collaborative and dynamic work environment
Opportunities for leadership and case management
Access to a network of healthcare providers
Flexible scheduling options
Contribution to meaningful community-based care programs
Full Job Description
What You Will Do:
Provide direct clinical, supervisory, and consultative services to individuals served, families, staff, and community providers.
Deliver high-quality community-based care while triaging site workflow and supporting the program's ability to maintain census at capacity.
Complete comprehensive assessments, including risk assessment, diagnosis, mental status, and social functioning, in collaboration with providers and significant supports.
Oversee treatment and aftercare planning, determine appropriate referrals, and implement the least restrictive clinical response.
Lead daily and weekly case rounds focused on treatment planning and disposition with program staff and collateral providers.
Ensure clear, timely clinical documentation and approve discharge plans and discharge summaries.
Consult with BHN Crisis, emergency departments, inpatient settings, and other providers regarding referrals and treatment planning.
Participate in hiring, onboarding, training, supervision, performance management, and professional development for staff and interns.
Collect, manage, and analyze program data to advance operational goals while maintaining a clean, safe, and organized treatment environment.
Provide program on-call coverage as part of the management team rotation.
Who You Are:
Master's degree in Social Work or an equivalent clinical program required.
Independent clinical licensure, such as LICSW or a comparable clinical license, required.
Experience using a variety of treatment approaches with individuals experiencing behavioral health challenges required.
Crisis-services or inpatient behavioral health experience preferred.
Ability to independently assess and manage complex clinical situations and high-risk needs.
Strong interviewing and assessment skills, including mental status examinations and risk assessments.
Excellent planning, organization, critical thinking, decision-making, and team-management skills.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills, with the ability to build rapport with individuals served, families, and service providers.
