Clinical Director (Part Time)

Telos•Orem, UT

About The Position

The Clinical Director manages the clinical department of Telos Mental Health Outpatient Services (PHP/IOP) and directly supervises the Clinical Team. The role’s mission is to ensure clinically excellent, ethical, evidence-based, safe, and effective treatment while developing strong clinicians and protecting the organization’s licensure, reputation, and outcomes. The Clinical Director oversees clinical quality and documentation, determines whether prospective admissions are clinically appropriate, and leads treatment planning and supervision. The position also carries a primary therapist caseload of 5–6 students and provides group therapy in IOP and PHP.

Requirements

Master’s degree or higher.
Independently licensed clinician.
Completed a clinical supervisor course, or willingness to complete one.
Willingness to supervise clinical interns.
Leadership experience.
Excellent interpersonal relationship skills.
Excellent organizational skills.
Team-centered personality and approach.

Responsibilities

Supervise and train clinical personnel to ensure quality therapy is provided.
Determine the clinical appropriateness of prospective admissions.
Review clinical charts to ensure psychosocial histories, MTPs, discharge summaries, and case notes are complete and current.
Manage the Telos charting system and train others in correct charting practices.
Conduct full chart reviews every seven days.
Conduct weekly treatment team meetings to review each student’s treatment.
Conduct weekly group supervision meetings with interns.
Oversee and review each student’s MTP.
Address parental concerns and complaints regarding clinicians and student treatment.
Assign each student’s primary therapist, changing assignments only under special circumstances.
Report allegations of student abuse to CPS and the state licensing board.
Grant clinical privileges.
Conduct quarterly and yearly performance evaluations of clinical personnel.
Serve as primary therapist for a caseload of 5–6 students.
Lead IOP and PHP group therapy sessions.
Perform primary therapist responsibilities when the primary therapist is absent.