Clinical Supervisor

Community Resources for Justice • Shirley, MA

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About The Position

The Clinical Supervisor serves as a member of the Community Strategies of MA (CSMA) Clinical Department, working collaboratively with the CSMA Operations teams, to support adults with intellectual/developmental disabilities, varying mental health diagnoses, and behavioral challenges. The Clinical Supervisor is dedicated to addressing the unique behavioral and mental health needs of the individuals living in CSMA residential and/or shared living placements. They are responsible for the development and delivery of clinical services using the principles of Positive Behavior Supports (PBS). The Clinical Supervisor collaborates with members of the CSMA team to identify challenges within the environment, create support plans to increase positive behaviors and social skills to promote overall independence, and provide training and modeling to direct care staff. The Clinical Supervisor supervises assigned Clinician(s) and participates in the intake process for individuals referred to CSMA programs.

Requirements

• Master’s degree required.
• LCSW/LICSW, BCBA/LABA, LMHC or another applicable license required.

Nice To Haves

• Relevant experience in the field of human services required; experience working with individuals with intellectual/developmental disabilities, mental health diagnoses, or behavioral challenges preferred.
• Experience designing and implementing support plans for individuals with developmental disabilities, autism and/or challenging behaviors preferred.
• Understanding of Positive Behavior Supports preferred.
• Supervisory experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Supervise assigned Clinician(s) and their clinical work, providing constructive feedback, overseeing quality and timeliness of submissions, approving documentation as needed.
• Conduct professional evaluations of supervised Clinician(s).
• Actively participate as a dynamic member of a support team to plan, develop and implement services.
• Develop and maintain effective individualized Positive Behavior Supports Plans based on the principles of PBS.
• Develop and maintain Psychotropic Medication Treatment Plans and Medication Augmentation procedures based on medication documentation, symptom data and consultation with psychiatric providers.
• Maintain current approvals of Positive Behavior Support plans and other clinical documentation by necessary committees and team members.
• Effectively communicate with families, guardians, the Department of Developmental Services, the Department of Mental Health, and other agencies and providers concerning clinical concerns and progress of individuals served.
• Provide consultation for crisis management and emergency implementation of procedures on an on-call basis.
• Conduct engaging training for residential supervisors, shared living providers, and direct care staff to help develop their knowledge of clinical and programmatic procedures and effectively support the individuals we serve.
• Develop accurate data tracking metrics and analyze collected data to measure the effects of behavior modification procedures and to inform goals of treatment.
• Develop and implement effective procedures to teach social skills and emotional regulation skills for individuals and groups.
• Provide individual and group therapy as needed, and document progress.
• Document communication with individuals and teams.
• Prepare for and actively participate in internal and external meetings; provide current clinical updates and progress, contribute approaches and procedures to effectively support individuals and teams.
• In collaboration with the Clinical Director and Operations team, engage in the referral and intake of individuals, assess support and treatment needs, and develop individualized Support Plans for new intakes.

What This Job Offers

• Education Level: Master's degree
• Number of Employees: 501-1,000 employees