Adolescent Center for Treatment (ACT) Program Manager (Manager IV)

Johnson County Kansas•Olathe, KS

31d•$38 - $58•Onsite

About The Position

The Johnson County Mental Health Center is currently recruiting for ACT Program Manager (Manager IV). This position directs and oversees the operations at the Adolescent Center for Treatment (ACT) within Johnson County Mental Health Center. The ACT Program Manager is responsible for the clinical and operational aspects of a residential treatment center for youth. The manager hires, trains and evaluates the performance of clinical staff, the Direct Care Staff Manager and support staff. The manager works with stakeholders (schools, court services, alcohol/drug treatment providers, etc.) to facilitate referrals at admission and discharge. First review of applications will be on July 14th.

Requirements

Masters degree in Social Work, Counseling, Psychology, or other Human Services Field
Kansas Behavioral Sciences licensure at the master's level in the area of focus
KS/MO driver's license and good driving record
If candidate is not a licensed addiction counselor, he or she must obtain licensure as an Addiction Counselor or a Licensed Clinical Addiction Counselor in Kansas within 1 year of hire date.

Nice To Haves

Kansas Behavioral Sciences at the clinical level
one year of experience in substance use disorders
supervisory or leadership experience

Responsibilities

Provides clinical supervision of ACT clinical staff; monitors staff adherence to documentation including quality and timeliness of services, treatment plans, service provision and reports; evaluates client access, engagement and retention rates; oversees contract staff and identifies facility improvement needs; works with stakeholders to facilitate client admissions and promote the program.
Reviews and updates protocols and procedures, manages outcome measures and assist with grant reports. Focus on program development and staff development and conducts monthly internal All Staff meetings.
Implements performance improvement plans with staff; promotes the use of evidence-based practices and programming; provides opportunities for staff development through training and coaching.
Conducts client screenings and assessments for individuals seeking admission to ACT; ensures that services are delivered and documented in accordance with established agency guidelines.
Assesses, intervenes, and coordinates resolution of crisis situations on a 24 hour basis to ensure client and staff safety and minimize agency exposure to risk.