Clinical Supervisor

The Clinical Supervisor is responsible for the planning, coordination, and management of day‑to‑day aspects of your assigned Program and provision of direct care services. Reporting to the Assistant Director or Program Director, he/she shall provide clinical and administrative day‑to‑day oversight to the program and provide clinical care in conjunction with their clinical team. Essential Duties and Responsibilities: Manage and coordinate activities of all clinic staff members to maximize the quality of services delivered and to meet the needs of clients and referral/funding sources. Manage a weekly workload that is a 50/50 split between direct care and administrative/supervisory duties. Maintain flexible schedule to perform clinical assessments, provide individual/group therapy and intensive outpatient services while meeting productivity measures. Complete all treatment planning and discharge documentation according to policy. Input all clinical documentation in Connecticut Renaissance's EHR accurately and timely. Communicate with referral sources on the status of each client's progress and performance within the program, including the preparation of reports. Complete all required trainings to enhance knowledge and skill level. Ensure that the Program delivers services in line with contractual requirements, including the documentation of activities using funder communications/reporting systems. Ensure that staff members maintain their required licensing and certification status and complete all mandated training and development activities. Attend mandatory internal and external meetings. Participate in the preparation of proposals and grant applications for new or renewed program services. May perform other duties assigned by supervisor. Required Knowledge and Abilities: Knowledge Of: Fee for service and billing requirements for outpatient services. Electronic Health Record General office software, particularly Microsoft Office Suite. Ability To: Supervise clinical and support staff, including the development of performance evaluations. Analyze and solve problems effectively and efficiently. Communicate effectively both verbally and in writing. Manage priorities to meet deadlines and demonstrate multi‑tasking skills. Assimilate new information and technology. Ability to employ effective organizational skills to meet goals Education and Experience: Master's Degree from an accredited college or university in a Human Services field Other: Must possess a valid driver's license. Essential Duties and Responsibilities: Maintain a client caseload and perform residential clinician duties, providing clinical assessments, individual and group therapy as assigned. Recruit and supervise clinical staff such as Residential Clinicians, Service Specialists, Peer Support Specialists and Group Facilitators, including the training of newly hired direct care staff, including staff training and development, performance management, annual reviews, progressive discipline, and provision of Clinical Supervision (including co‑signature of client clinical documentation) as required. Serve as Acting Program Director in time of Program Director's absence. Ensure that client insurance renewals are secured in a timely manner and assist when problems with insurance arise. Provide appropriate information to billing personnel as required. Assist in monitoring the appropriateness of referrals and maintaining high bed utilization. Assist in continuous evaluation of group therapy curriculum, seeking to maintain and improve offerings of evidence‑based practices. Assist with residential operational tasks including but not limited to urinalysis/breathalyzer testing, headcount, tours, medication monitoring, logbook maintenance and transportation of clients when needed. Adhere to state and federal regulations and standards of accreditation, facility licensure and funding sources. Assist in maintaining DPH and DCF licensing and CARF accreditation and ASAM Certification. Maintain contacts with internal and external referral sources, including CSSD, DOC, and DMHAS. Required Knowledge and Abilities: Knowledge of: The biological and psychosocial dimensions of substance use mental health and co‑occurring disorders, including diagnosis, assessment and treatment. ASAM 6 Dimension, Risk Assessment, and scoring. Education and Experience: Active Connecticut licensure - LCSW, LMFT, LPC, or LADC Minimum of 4 years of working experience in behavioral health field; experience in a residential setting preferred. Experience in trauma informed care preferred. Experience with substance abuse clients, co‑occurring diagnosed clients and criminal justice population preferred. Other: Must be dependable and reliable; detail oriented; and able to interface easily with clients, staff, and referral sources. Must be able to operate a motor vehicle. Position requires climbing stairs and the ability to lift 20 lbs or more. May need to travel to other CTR locations. Must successfully complete the introductory probationary employment period. This job description covers the most significant duties but does not exclude other assignments or related duties. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of the position. #J-18808-Ljbffr