Behavioral Health Supervisor Job Description Template
Our company is looking for a Behavioral Health Supervisor to join our team.
Responsibilities:
- Opens and processes mail / e-mail daily in a timely manner;
- Attends trainings as scheduled;
- Represents Covenant Kids in the community by attending meetings and gatherings as required;
- Participates in meetings and chart audits as scheduled;
- Performs other duties and tasks as requested;
- Answers phone, collects messages, and responds to requests timely and accurately;
- Inputs data into computer accurately and timely;
- Provide and exhibit Engagement skills as identified by the Wraparound Care Coordinator Tool Kit;
- Reviews and supervises maintenance of complete and current records on each client served to ensure compliance with agency policies and procedures;
- Assists in training as required;
- Attends all clinical meetings and department meetings as scheduled;
- Provides clinical oversight and crisis management to clinicians, implementing clinical strategies as needed;
- Maintains confidentiality as required by government law and regulations;
- Maintains compliance with all Covenant Kids policies, procedures, and regulatory requirements including all state and federal laws.
Requirements:
- Able to understand and relate to multiple ideas and the concepts/theories behind the ideas;
- Ability to assess and clinically intervene with families across a broad spectrum of areas;
- Able to concentrate on moderate to fine detail with some interruption and attend to tasks and functions for more than 60 minutes at a time;
- Skill in writing to articulate concepts and ideas in notes and reports;
- Able to motivate people and to develop and exercise good supervisory skills;
- Able to maintain a high level of confidentiality;
- Able to handle multiple tasks; a self-starter who is energetic and detail-oriented with excellent organizational skills;
- Bilingual English/Spanish speaking skills preferred;
- Knowledge of the agencies in the Pico-Union and downtown Los Angeles areas that serve low-income families;
- Able to work effectively under stress and remain flexible in changing situations;
- Able to deal with a variety of adults and children with a range of personalities and problems;
- Experience in making home visits to low-income families;
- Must possess a current valid license in good standing as an LPC, LCSW, or LMFT;
- Able to be on-call as necessary and respond immediately to on call pager or phone;
- Able to remember multiple verbal and written tasks/assignments over several days and occasionally up to several months.