Clinical Director - SOTP

Clinical Director - SOTP VitalCore Health Strategies – Bridgewater, Massachusetts, United States About this position VitalCore Health Strategies (VCHS), an industry leader in Correctional Health Care, has an opening for a Full‑Time Clinical Director in our Sex Offender Treatment Program at the Massachusetts Treatment Center in Bridgewater, MA. We offer competitive wages, an annual incentive bonus, and an excellent benefits package. Benefits include holiday pay, medical, dental, and vision insurance, Health Savings Account, life insurance, short‑term and long‑term disability, 401(k) with plan matching, paid time off, and an annual incentive bonus. Clinical Director Position Summary The Clinical Director assists the Director of Sex Offense‑Specific Program Services in monitoring all aspects of sex offense specific treatment (SOT) services at the Massachusetts Treatment Center (MTC). This position has authority, responsibility, and accountability for effecting and monitoring SOT services both at the MTC and all other sites at which SOT services are offered. The Clinical Director coordinates effective administration of SOT services as further described below and provides administrative guidance and support to site SOT staff, reporting to the Director of Sex Offense Specific Program Services. Clinical Director Essential Functions Coordinates onsite SOT services in accordance with DOC and VCHS policies, as well as the best practice standards set forth by the Association for the Treatment and Prevention of Sexual Abuse (ATSA). Provides clinical supervision to managerial staff, as well as unlicensed clinical staff. Oversees the quality and effectiveness of SOT service delivery to the patient population. Conducts periodic audits of the quality of SOT documents to ensure quality standards are met and documentation is completed in accordance with relevant policies. Maintains regular communication with the Director of Sex Offense‑Specific Program Services to discuss SOT service delivery at each site. Creates, revises, and facilitates training for clinical staff, DOC administration, and other parties as needed, and identifies gaps in training that require attention. Provides direct clinical services to the population, as needed. Assists with program development to improve quality of services and implement new empirically‑supported interventions, as well as respond to changing needs of the facility’s population. Fosters positive relationships with the facility’s leadership to achieve shared goals. Provides administrative support to the MTC’s Health Services Administrator and Director of Sex Offense‑Specific Program Services. Provides timely feedback to SOT staff on performance and, if appropriate, coordinates interventions to improve performance. Monitors outcomes under evidence‑based clinical guidelines. Develops strategic plans in collaboration with the Director of Sex Offense‑Specific Program Services. Focuses on interpretation of data and confirms the development of satisfactory and appropriate action plans to satisfy the diverse needs of the staff, facility, and population served. Fosters a professional and collaborative environment among and supports seamless delivery of services by the site SOT professionals, mental health providers, and site Health Service Administrators. Assists in the preparation of weekly, monthly, and quarterly reports used by VCHS, the MA DOC, and external stakeholders. Remains current with regard to research and literature related to the evaluation, treatment, and management of individuals who engage in problematic sexual behavior. Participates on committees as assigned. Attends meetings as directed by the Director of Sex Offense‑Specific Services and Regional Office administration. Participates in the development of onboarding, training materials, and process improvements for SOT and workflows. Assists with clinical onboarding and training site professionals as needed. Demonstrates proficiency in all company software required for the position. Provides direct clinical services within the sex offense‑specific treatment program as needed. Other duties as assigned. Clinical Director Requirements Must be a licensed psychologist at the doctoral level (i.e., PhD or PsyD) in the state of Massachusetts. Must possess at least 3 years of clinical experience within a correctional facility or sex offense‑specific treatment and/or evaluation experience. Must possess significant suicide prevention and crisis assessment experience. Experience in healthcare administration preferred. Must possess excellent clinical communication skills (written and verbal). Must demonstrate exceptional skills in conceptualizing nuanced and complex clinical cases. Must possess exceptional abilities in identifying differential diagnoses. Must possess knowledge of and have extensive experience in the facilitation of process‑oriented groups and cognitive behavioral therapy interventions. Must be able to remain abreast of current research in the area of correctional care and sex offense‑specific therapy and evaluation in order to then devise interventions consistent with such research. Must have experience in the provision of clinical supervision. Salary Information Information not provided in the job posting. #J-18808-Ljbffr VitalCore Health Strategies