Clinical Supervisor

POSITION SUMMARY The Clinical Case Manager II provides one-on-one and group clinical interventions to clients assigned to the Stanislaus County Juvenile Program in-custody unit. Work hours are Monday-Friday 8:30am-5:00pm. TYPICAL RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES The Clinical Case Manager II will review case plans, provide therapeutic inventions, and ensure follow through on linkages to mental health, substance abuse treatment, and other services and provide support. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS Participate in the intake of participants as required, conduct initial interviews of participants assigned to the program, and provide clinically informed feedback to program staff. Maintain confidentiality of information obtained through job duties regarding employees, vendors, participants, outside agencies, etc. so that sensitive information is only furnished on ‘need to know’ basis. Familiarity with the LCA Employee Handbook, Personnel Policy and Operations Manual, and Operating Procedures Manual (all procedures and policies included on the LCA forms and files site). Develop an individualized therapeutic alliance with clients in the program. Serve as primary liaison between clients and their family members, custody staff, support team, and any other ancillary treatment team members. Complete all relevant required documentation, including treatment plans, progress notes, and any other ancillary treatment team members. Make recommendations regarding caseload matters. Conduct and participate in case conferences for each participant assigned to the program. Provide updates of participant status at case conferences. Track participant participation in all groups and programs in the database system. Coordinate and communicate with all other program staff and outside referrals to ensure consistency and fidelity to the program’s mission. Attend staff meetings as is feasible. Observe and notify pertinent staff of significant participant behaviors, e.g. changed presentation, interactions, participation in groups, or other notable participant conduct. Immediately notify supervisory staff in the event of a potentially dangerous situation. SPECIALIZED FUNCTIONS Lead therapeutic rehabilitative program groups. Conduct individual and group counseling sessions with a focus on CBT and Mindfulness interventions. Assist participants in integrating clinical and group work into everyday life. Participate and assist Program Director/Director of Program Services in conducting internal client records audits and quality assurance reviews. Notify the Reentry Program Director/DDS and the relevant staff of any clinical and mental health concern involving any program or participant services/treatment plans. Follow a curriculum that exercises psychotherapeutic interventions to ensure fidelity of treatment. EDUCATION/WORK EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS Master’s degree (MSW / MFT preferred). Active clinical license strongly preferred but not required. Preference for candidates with familiarity and/or experience working in collaboration with juvenile justice/probation/individuals involved with the criminal justice system. Must be eligible or have an active NPI Number. Must have previous experience documenting in electronic health records systems, and demonstrate efficiency in utilizing such systems. Must have an active CPR/First-Aid Certification (if not, will be required to attain within 90-days after hire). Strong preference for bilingual candidates; English and additional language(s). QUALIFICATIONS Must have a valid California Driver's License with a clean driving record and proof of insurance coverage that meets company vehicle insurance standards. Safe and reliable vehicle. Ability to read, write, and speak the English language. Ability to communicate in a second language, such as Spanish, highly preferred. Strong written and verbal communication skills. Ability to express thoughts logically, in written and verbal form using correct grammar. Ability to multi-task to meet program objectives. Ability to maintain confidential information obtained through job duties regarding clients, employees, vendors, outside agencies, etc. A general level of personal discipline that gives evidence of the ability to meet schedules and deadlines in a timely and effective manner. Ability to work effectively as a member of the Administration Team. Effective communication with all levels of Company staff in a manner that promotes a “team spirit” and sense of cooperation. General HR knowledge, including payroll processing, benefits administration, and general HR practice. Strong knowledge of fiscal processes and fundamentals of management techniques. Strong organizational and project management skills. Ability to motivate and delegate. The ability to assess and act upon operating situations in an objective and effective manner. Proficient in Word, Excel, Outlook, and PowerPoint. Previous database experience a plus. Interpersonal skills sufficient to provide the establishment with an effective working relationship with staff, other managers, participants, and outside business partners and agencies. Self-starter with the ability to work with minimal supervision. Must possess the following characteristics: Honesty, integrity, cross-cultural sensitivity and competency, excellent clinical skills, resourcefulness, flexibility, creativity, understanding and respect for the criminal-justice population, intelligence, enthusiasm, and a sense of humor. WORKING CONDITIONS Office environment with potential exposure to excessive noise, changes in temperature, dust, or other adverse environmental conditions. Standard office environment in secured building. Periodic travel to satellite offices and outside agencies. Varied work hours, including evenings as needed. PHYSICAL CONDITIONS The physical conditions described are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the functions of this position. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the functions. #J-18808-Ljbffr Fidelity National Information Services