Clinical Supervisor-Adult

Job Description

Job Description

Overview

We are looking for a BCBA to provide direct oversight and supervision to Behavior Clinicians. These Clinicians provide behavioral support services to adult consumers with mental health and/or behavioral support service needs.

Responsibilities

• Complete a monthly 5-10% sample audit on supervised staff’s case notes, monthly summaries, behavior support plans, and functional assessments. Provide written and verbal feedback to the staff.
• Ensure that all notes are finalized in the system within 48 hours of service rendered by supervised clinicians.
• Approve or deny PTO request from staff.
• Conduct on-the-job training for new contractors and employees
• Review p-card purchases (receipts) for supervised staff.
• Assist with gathering information to complete billing, payment, and authorizations per State Director request.
• Complete a minimum of 100 billable hours a month.
• Ensure all supervised clinicians have completed required trainings and on-going CEUs. This information must be saved in each clinician’s Therapy Notes folder.
• Provide coverage for supervised clinician’s caseload as needed.
• Conduct bi-monthly meetings (via Zoom, telephone, in-person, etc.) with all supervised clinicians.
• Participate in interviews if requested by State Director.

Other duties as assigned:

• Ensure all behavior support plans are current and contain appropriate measurable goals
• Ensure that all billable hours are being used appropriately and based on the needs of the individuals
• Provide support for behavior clinician(s) with regards to scheduling coverage to ensure billable hours are being used appropriately based on the needs of the consumer.
• Stay current with all updates to State and Federal Regulations regarding services provided
• In-service behavior clinician(s) on all changes made to regulations
• Participate in community activities that will lead to company growth, including but not limited to:
  • Meet with potential consumers and families
  • Attend community functions that are geared for potential recruitment and program development
  • Meet with school districts to provide current information on Spring Health Behavioral Health and Integrated Care Services
  • Explore other funding sources ex: children's services, Department of Education Services, etc.

Qualifications

• Master or doctorate degree in a human related field that meets or exceeds state funding source specific requirements
• Independently licensed or certified
• Three or more years’ experience working with individuals with developmental disabilities
• Must be a Board Certified Behavior Analyst
• Management experience
• Experience reviewing behavior support plans and FBA
• Ability to multi-task
• Ability to utilize Microsoft Office (work, excel, etc.)