Clinical Site Lead

Brick House RecoveryIdaho Falls, ID
Onsite

About The Position

Brick House Recovery is hiring a Clinical Site Lead to provide day-to-day clinical operational leadership at our Idaho Falls outpatient location, while continuing to carry a meaningful clinical caseload. This is a “working leader” role, ideal for a strong clinician who wants to grow into clinical operations and future clinical director–level leadership. You’ll be the on-site anchor for your team: managing schedules, coordinating care, supporting peers, and solving problems in real time, all under close mentorship from our Clinical Director.

Requirements

  • Active Idaho credential: CADC, ACADC, LMSW, LCSW, LPC, LCPC, LMFT, or equivalent qualifying clinical/counselor license or certification
  • At least 2 years of clinical experience in substance use disorder treatment, mental health, or related setting
  • Working knowledge of: SUD treatment philosophy, ASAM criteria (3rd and 4th editions), Evidence-based treatment models
  • Demonstrated leadership instincts, peer credibility, and operational reliability
  • Strong verbal and written communication skills
  • Comfortable with EHRs (preferably Best Notes), Google Workspace, and standard productivity tools
  • Alignment with Brick House Recovery’s mission, values, and clinical philosophy
  • Must be a sober person in recovery for at least 18 months, unless otherwise determined by the Executive Team and CEO
  • Successful completion of: Pre-employment drug screening (and any follow-up testing based on reasonable suspicion), Successfully pass an Enhanced Background Check with the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare, Orientation and all required onboarding paperwork, CPR/First Aid training within the first 30 days of employment
  • Maintain current Idaho credential and complete all required continuing education on time

Nice To Haves

  • Experience as a senior counselor, lead clinician, or informal team leader
  • Experience in treatment planning, group facilitation, and documentation review
  • Familiarity with Brick House Press curriculum
  • Clear interest in long-term growth into clinical leadership roles

Responsibilities

  • Serve as the primary point person for daily clinical operations at your site
  • Manage schedules, coverage, and same-day adjustments
  • Coordinate with Admissions on new client placement and intake flow
  • Help resolve peer issues, staffing conflicts, and urgent operational concerns
  • Onboard new clinicians to the building, team rhythms, and local culture
  • Keep the Clinical Director informed on issues impacting client care, staffing, or experience
  • Provide individual, group, and family therapy
  • Implement Brick House Press curriculum
  • Meet documentation standards (e.g., progress notes within 24 hours, treatment plans and discharges within set timeframes)
  • Participate in interdisciplinary treatment planning and coordinate with outside providers, probation, hospitals, and community partners
  • Communicate direction from the Clinical Director and Chief Clinical Officer in a way that “lands” with the team
  • Surface team concerns, friction points, and ideas to leadership
  • Support new hires during onboarding and integration into the clinical culture
  • Model Brick House clinical voice, ethics, and communication standards
  • Support documentation timeliness and quality; flag issues to the Clinical Director
  • Participate in incident response, debriefing, and documentation as needed
  • Help ensure adherence to Idaho DHW rules, CARF, HIPAA, 42 CFR Part 2, and ASAM criteria
  • Engage in weekly 1:1 mentorship with the Clinical Director
  • Participate in leadership development offerings (Traction / EOS-style execution, leadership readings, internal trainings)
  • Grow into increased operational autonomy and broader leadership responsibilities over time

Benefits

  • Mentorship from Clinical Director
  • Leadership development offerings
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