Clinical Manager-School Based Services

MISIDE•Detroit, MI

4d•$58,000 - $65,000

About The Position

Supervise the work of clinicians, case managers, paraprofessionals, and student interns engaged in providing direct services to consumers. Regularly reviews, with staff, the progress toward treatments goals, individually and in an inter-disciplinary team. Oversee, review and sign-off on clinical documentation. Consult on difficult cases by providing advice, recommendations, and direction. Implement residential placement, summer programs, aftercare, and hospitalizations, as necessary. Input staff’s monthly productivity and documentation data in MiEMR (agency electronic records system). Complete, review and finalize evaluations of staff in a timely manner. Coordinate and schedule regular team meetings. Actively participate in administrative team meetings (i.e., Manager’s collaborative) and others identified, needed. Responsible for reviewing and implementation of policies and procedures and guiding the quality of services rendered. Responsible for all project reporting and data collection. Provide direct services (individual, group, family and/or activity therapy, as needed. Participate in regular team meetings with clinical staff, Detroit Public Schools Community District (DPSCD) staff and School Success Initiative (SSI). Maintain timely and accurate client records to ensure they meet DWIHN, CARF, and agency standards. Must meet agency productivity and performance standards. Must adhere to all requirements/standards of the Behavioral Health Telehealth Agreement Adhere to MiSide policies and procedures. Adhere to MiSide code of ethics, and comply with local, state and federal laws. Participate in in-service planning and programming. Other tasks and responsibilities, as assigned.

Requirements

Master’s degree in social work, counseling, or related mental health discipline
Minimum of 2 years of progressively more responsible professional and supervisory experience.
Experience in training and knowledge in clinical supervision and has the ability to work with children and families in the field of mental health in schools and/or community, demonstrating familiarity and competency in various treatment modalities with children and their families.
Considerable experience and expertise in evaluating, planning, and treating individuals, families and children.
Knowledge of Special Education System and IEPC process.
Must have current State of Michigan licensure as a LMSW or LPC
Must possess current Michigan Child and Adolescent Needs and Strengths (MichiCANS) certification
Possession of a valid driver’s license and access to a private vehicle for day-to-day job performance and ability to be insured under agency’s policy.
Knowledge of supervisory principles, theoretical and practical basis of Psychology as practiced in community mental health settings.
Ability to establish effective clinical and collaborative relationships with a wide range of people, including school-related personnel
Ability to communicate effectively both orally and in writing with employees, managers and the general public
Demonstrated excellent customer service skills and professionalism toward internal and external customers
Ability to work independently and assume self-direction
Demonstrated ability to manage time, organize and prioritize work assignments
Ability to input data, organize and manage confidential documents and records
Ability to maintain cultural awareness and sensitivity to differing backgrounds
Proficient in the use of all MS Office applications, Office 365 and familiarity with other web-based solutions
Flexibility, time management and critical thinking skills

Responsibilities

Supervise the work of clinicians, case managers, paraprofessionals, and student interns engaged in providing direct services to consumers.
Regularly reviews, with staff, the progress toward treatments goals, individually and in an inter-disciplinary team.
Oversee, review and sign-off on clinical documentation.
Consult on difficult cases by providing advice, recommendations, and direction.
Implement residential placement, summer programs, aftercare, and hospitalizations, as necessary.
Input staff’s monthly productivity and documentation data in MiEMR (agency electronic records system).
Complete, review and finalize evaluations of staff in a timely manner.
Coordinate and schedule regular team meetings.
Actively participate in administrative team meetings (i.e., Manager’s collaborative) and others identified, needed.
Responsible for reviewing and implementation of policies and procedures and guiding the quality of services rendered.
Responsible for all project reporting and data collection.
Provide direct services (individual, group, family and/or activity therapy, as needed.
Participate in regular team meetings with clinical staff, Detroit Public Schools Community District (DPSCD) staff and School Success Initiative (SSI).
Maintain timely and accurate client records to ensure they meet DWIHN, CARF, and agency standards.
Must meet agency productivity and performance standards.
Must adhere to all requirements/standards of the Behavioral Health Telehealth Agreement
Adhere to MiSide policies and procedures.
Adhere to MiSide code of ethics, and comply with local, state and federal laws.
Participate in in-service planning and programming.
Other tasks and responsibilities, as assigned.