Clinical Manager at ACH Child and Family Services

Fort Worth, Texas, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

11 May, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

10 Feb, 26

Experience

5 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Clinical Supervision, Trauma-Informed Care, Communication, Team Coordination, Client Intake, Documentation, Crisis Management, Training, Assessment, Therapeutic Programming, Case Management, Quality Assurance, Emotional Support, Problem Solving, Decision Making, Interpersonal Skills

Industry

Non-profit Organization Management

Description

Description Position Function: Under the general administrative direction of the Residential Services Treatment Director, the Clinical Manager is responsible for the development, implementation, maintenance and evaluation of the clinical services provided to clients and families provided to clients on the Wedgewood Campus. The Clinical Manager is responsible for hiring, clinical and personnel supervision, evaluation, and scheduling of the program therapists. The Clinical Manager facilitates client intakes, clinical services, client discharges, communication with families and partnering entities and coordinates the treatment team to oversee and implement the overall clinical and case management services provided to residents in the program. The Clinical Manager maintains and upholds standards and makes sure that each client and family is receiving quality service planning, therapy, and all recommended services in each client’s assigned service package to achieve positive client outcomes. The Clinical Manager provides supervision to the program therapists and facilitates the treatment team meetings to coordinate services. The Clinical Manager ensures that client documentation and client records are accurate and completed in a timely manner for review by OCOK, Youth for Tomorrow and DFPS Licensing. The Clinical Manager communicates and coordinates with program staff to ensure effective delivery of therapeutic programming that aligns with program credentialing. The job requires sensitivity to the population’s trauma history, life experiences, cultural and socioeconomic characteristics. Requirements: Education: A master’s degree in clinical field such as social work, counseling or psychology. Licensure as a LCSW, LMFT, or LPC required. Experience: Three years of experience providing treatment services to children with emotional disorders, including one year in a residential setting. Licensure as a Residential Child Care Administrator and TBRI® Practitioner preferred. Superior Health provider preferred. Functional: The Clinical Manager coordinates with the Chief Program & Strategy Officer, Treatment Director, Program Manager, and treatment team members to ensure that the clinical goals of the program and residents are achieved, including the full implementation of trauma-informed care; that clinical fidelity to the trauma-informed care model meets standards; that children are receiving the clinical services needed, that service plans are completed and reviewed for quality and accuracy; that children are benefitting from the treatment model, that continuous stay guidelines are met, and that staff are supported in learning and maintaining their skills in trauma- informed care interventions. The position provides on call support to the program as assigned on a rotating schedule with other program leaders. Additional Function Requirements: Competence in the principles and techniques of trauma-informed care; teaching and coaching of these principles and techniques Collaborate with youth, families, treatment team, and staff for optimal services Create clinical structures in plans of service and assessment tools; support their use and the clinical quality of case record documentation Oversee continued stay guidelines for youth served, reviewing each child’s goals and services provided to ensure they align with the child’s strengths, needs and permanency plan. Provide written confirmation that the child continues to meet criteria for the program, is benefitting from the Treatment Model, and that a less restrictive setting is not more appropriate to meet the child’s needs. Demonstrate excellent communication and interpersonal skills and the collaboration with youth, families, collaborating agencies, outside professionals and ACH Child and Family Services staff Demonstrate good judgment and the ability to work independently Demonstrate continuous learning through supervision, continuing education and experience Experience and ability to generate revenues to offset clinical expenses through billing of services provided Must be able to handle a high degree of emotional stress related to resident issues Must have excellent writing skills and the ability to complete reports and documents in a timely manner Must possess a valid Texas driver’s license and have a driving record that is within the guidelines of the insurance underwriter Must not have been convicted of a felony or criminal offense against a child Must have the ability to work flexible hours Must be able to think globally, solve problems, and make good decisions with critical thinking skills Working Conditions: Position includes exposure to parents, guardians and conservators as well as to youth with behavioral problems, including possible physical aggression. A dependable personal vehicle is required for travel. Exposure to Confidential Information: The position will have access to confidential records including resident and personnel files. Must maintain confidentiality and follow policies related to personnel and client records. Key Expectations/Responsibilities: Leadership and Supervision: Clinical Manager is responsible for the development, implementation, maintenance and evaluation of the clinical services provided to clients and families within the Wedgewood Program. The Clinical Manager facilitates client intakes, clinical services, client discharges, communication with families and partnering entities and coordinates the treatment team to oversee and implement the overall clinical and case management services provided to residents in the program Assigns cases and creates and implements schedules for all clinical services Coordinates and supervises clinical staff providing constructive feedback and professional guidance Provides personnel with clinical training and opportunities for continuous development Provides weekly consultation and supervision of program therapists. Reviews and approves clinical and case record documentation for clients in the program to ensure effective and timely clinical services are being delivered with each client and family. Ensures that assessments and service plans meet all requirements and are individualized to meet each client’s needs with meaningful goals and progress updates. Assists staff with client placement stability by facilitating placement disruptions meetings and debriefings. Provides data to the Quality Assurance Manager for Quality Care Committee review Attends and participates in program staff meetings and provides weekly clinical case consultation Coordinates and maintains documents and files for services provided through MOUs with outside agencies regarding clinical care (i.e., psychiatry, occupational therapy, etc.) Coordinates timely and quality treatment team meetings, service plans, and discharge plans with all identified parties. Ensures that after care services are provided for clients and families post program participation. Participates as a member of the Wichita On Call Team including carrying the on call phone and responding to calls after hours and on weekends during time on call. Facilitates the CBCL and, Casey Life Skills evaluative tools for the RTC population. Ensures CANS recommendations and implementation plans are incorporated into the clients’ service plans. Training: Continues to develop and provide program and agency staff training on trauma- informed care and other clinical skill development Facilitates staff training on TBRI® and other clinical skills as needed Maintains personal training hours to meet all contract, monitoring, or accreditation requirements. Clinical Structures: Oversees individual, family and group therapy services for residents in accordance with assigned T3C service packages, contract requirements, and accreditation or other associated standards. Facilitates in collaboration with the Program Manager in the development, training and implementation of trauma-informed programming and clinical structures Evaluates performance of therapists and contracted service professionals Monitors compliance to legal guidelines, credentialing, internal policies and quality standards Implements and ensures that life and social skills groups are delivered to meet client needs. Assists in the development of clinical structures to provide services that meet the credentialed service packages. Planning: Facilitates clinical program planning with the Residential Services Treatment Director and treatment team members to continuously improve resident experiences and outcomes. Facilitate cross-system collaboration to meet client needs. Participates with clinical staff across programs to continuously improve clinical services and the clinical development of staff including developing clinical structures for assessments, monitoring tools, training needs and coaching strategies Participates in Performance and Quality Improvement processes, planning, and performance improvement tasks. #ACH1 The above noted job description is not intended to describe, in detail, the multitude of tasks that may be assigned but rather to give the employee a general sense of the responsibilities and expectations of his/her position. As the nature of business demands change so, too, may the essential functions of this position. Requirements Education: A master’s degree in clinical field such as social work, counseling or psychology. Licensure as a LCSW, LMFT, or LPC required. Experience: Three years of experience providing treatment services to children with emotional disorders, including one year in a residential setting. Licensure as a Residential Child Care Administrator and TBRI® Practitioner preferred. Superior Health provider preferred. Functional: The Clinical Manager coordinates with the Chief Program & Strategy Officer, Treatment Director, Program Manager, and treatment team members to ensure that the clinical goals of the program and residents are achieved, including the full implementation of trauma-informed care; that clinical fidelity to the trauma-informed care model meets standards; that children are receiving the clinical services needed, that service plans are completed and reviewed for quality and accuracy; that children are benefitting from the treatment model, that continuous stay guidelines are met, and that staff are supported in learning and maintaining their skills in trauma- informed care interventions. The position provides on call support to the program as assigned on a rotating schedule with other program leaders.

Responsibilities

The Clinical Manager is responsible for the development, implementation, and evaluation of clinical services for clients and families. They oversee clinical staff, facilitate treatment team meetings, and ensure quality service delivery and documentation.