Clinical Liaison – Residential Program

Compassion Behavioral Health•Hollywood, FL

19h

About The Position

Compassion Behavioral Health is seeking a motivated, compassionate Clinical Liaison to join its Residential Treatment Program. The Clinical Liaison is a member of the residential dual-diagnosis treatment team and works with therapists, case managers, nursing staff, behavioral health technicians, and other clinical professionals to support client treatment, safety, and progress. The role includes facilitating therapeutic and psychoeducational groups, assisting with clinical documentation and treatment planning, and providing additional clinical coverage as needed. The Clinical Liaison also helps with overflow caseloads and covers for unavailable therapists to support continuity of care. The ideal candidate proactively supports clients who may be considering leaving treatment Against Medical Advice (AMA), communicates effectively with the multidisciplinary team, and provides compassionate, client-centered support. Candidates with a master's degree or currently pursuing one in a mental health-related field are encouraged to apply. Supervision will be provided as needed. The position offers hands-on clinical experience, professional collaboration, and continued learning across therapeutic modalities in a residential treatment setting.

Requirements

Master's degree or current enrollment in a master's degree program in psychology, counseling, social work, or a related mental health field.
Passion for working with individuals experiencing mental health conditions and co-occurring substance use disorders.
Understanding of therapeutic approaches, including CBT, relapse prevention, and other evidence-based interventions.
Ability to facilitate engaging and clinically appropriate group sessions.
Strong interpersonal, communication, and organizational skills.
Ability to multitask, prioritize responsibilities, and meet clinical documentation deadlines.
Ability to work collaboratively within a multidisciplinary treatment team.
Ability to maintain professional boundaries, confidentiality, and ethical standards.
Successful completion of a Level II background screening is required.

Nice To Haves

Experience in residential treatment, behavioral health, or substance use disorder treatment is preferred.
Familiarity with the KIPU electronic medical record system is a plus.

Responsibilities

Facilitate therapeutic, psychoeducational, and process groups for residential clients.
Lead groups on topics including CBT, relapse prevention, coping skills, emotional regulation, life skills, creative expression, and recovery planning.
Encourage client participation and create a safe, supportive environment for group discussions.
Adapt group content to clients' clinical needs and treatment goals.
Assist with clinical documentation, including Biopsychosocial Assessments, Safety Plans, and Treatment Plans, within qualifications and scope of practice.
Complete documentation accurately and within established deadlines.
Collaborate with primary therapists and other clinical team members to monitor client progress and treatment needs.
Use the electronic medical record system to document clinical services and relevant client information.
Provide additional clinical support to residential clients as needed.
Assist with overflow caseloads and provide appropriate coverage when primary therapists are unavailable.
Support clients experiencing emotional distress, treatment resistance, or difficulty adjusting to the residential environment.
Help prevent premature treatment departures through proactive AMA intervention and coordination with the clinical team.
Communicate changes in client presentation, engagement, or treatment needs to appropriate clinical staff.
Work with therapists, case managers, nursing staff, behavioral health technicians, and leadership to coordinate client care.
Participate in treatment team meetings, clinical discussions, and case consultations as needed.
Maintain professional communication with team members about client progress, concerns, and treatment recommendations.
Promote a positive, supportive, and collaborative treatment environment.