Neurodiverse Clinical Director

Position Summary

The Clinical Director is the clinical leader for Sid Jacobson JCC’s Center for Neurodiversity, overseeing clinical quality and care across programs serving individuals from early childhood (age 5) through adulthood. This role serves as the primary clinical point of contact for families and care management teams, provides hands-on clinical leadership for complex and high-acuity cases, and ensures that clinical practice across the Center reflects current best practices in neurodiversity-affirming care. The Director also builds and strengthens the Center's clinical supervision and training infrastructure, including supervision of LMSWs and oversight of social work internship placements, and provides clinical leadership support during the summer camp season at Camp Kehilla.

Key Responsibilities

Clinical Leadership & Complex Case Management

• Serve as the senior clinical lead for the Center for Neurodiversity, providing clear, compassionate, and clinically sound communication to families and to internal care management teams.

• Provide direct clinical leadership on complex, high-acuity, or multi-system cases, guiding treatment planning and ensuring coordinated, effective care.

• Support Program Managers and Directors across specialized services on more complex cases, including cases that require connecting and collaborating with external community resources, providers, schools, and agencies.

• Serve as a clinical thought partner to leadership, helping teams prioritize and respond effectively to competing clinical needs and shifting caseload demands.

Intake, Assessment & Enrollment

• Serve as the clinical resource for intake and assessment, answering clinical questions from families and staff to ensure appropriate program fit and proper enrollment.

• Partner with intake and program staff to review clinical presentations and support sound, clinically informed enrollment decisions.

Clinical Supervision & Workforce Development

• Provide ongoing clinical supervision to LMSWs working toward licensure.

• Serve as the SIFI (Field Instructor) for the Center, providing SWI clinical oversight and supervision of social work student interns in accordance with field placement requirements.

• Facilitate and/or recruit and hire clinical staff to lead support groups; lead the expansion of group offerings in line with current clinical best practices for neurodivergent children, teens, and adults.

Seasonal & Cross-Program Support

• Provide clinical oversight and support during the summer season at Camp Kehilla, ensuring continuity of clinical care and support for campers with additional needs.

• Represent the Center for Neurodiversity's clinical perspective in cross-departmental planning and program development.

Compensation details: 85000-90000 Yearly Salary

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