Clinical Supervisor

Institute for Health•Worcester, MA

2d•$80,000 - $82,000•Hybrid

About The Position

The Family Engagement Program Clinical Supervisor will support IHR’s mission to develop a comprehensive continuum of care for women, families, individuals, youth and pregnant and parenting women affected by alcohol, tobacco/nicotine, and other drug use, violence/trauma, mental health challenges and other health issues by overseeing service implementation, including training in delivery of evidence-based practices and provision of intensive home- and community-based therapeutic and case management services.

Requirements

Advanced degree in social work, counseling, psychology or related field required.
Independent clinical license (LICSW, LMHC) required.
Bi-lingual/bi-cultural (Spanish, Portuguese and Haitian Creole) candidates strongly encouraged to apply.
Previous clinical experience in the fields of substance use, co-occurring mental health and trauma issues required.
Previous clinical experience either within the child welfare system or as a collateral provider.
Experience providing home-based services, community outreach and case management.
Familiar with community-based resources especially in the Central region of MA.
Strong clinical and supervision skills – experience supervising bachelors and masters-level clinicians.
Strong administrative organization and ability to maintain complete and accurate electronic health records.
Ability to work effectively with diverse cultural groups.
Good organizational and communication skills, both oral and written.
Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a fast-paced environment
Valid driver’s license, good driving record, and regular access to a reliable vehicle.
Ability to travel throughout the assigned region as needed.

Nice To Haves

lived experience of recovery

Responsibilities

Provide clinical supervision to Family Engagement Specialists (FES) and Peer Recovery Specialists (PRS) who are providing home-based FEP services.
Co-facilitate monthly team meetings for FES and PRS on team in coordination with the Clinical Manager
Maintain electronic health records (EHR) documentation for supervisory position and ensure staff adhere to agency policies and procedures, including licensing regulations and accreditation standards.
Maintain supervision documentation within SharePoint.
Ensure use of DCF’s Virtual Gateway per DCF requirements, including that each supervisee has a current DCF TX Plan uploaded into the VG for all current clients and updates respective Plans every 90 days while supervisee’s respective client remains open within FEP.
Will cover Check-ins and backup for Clinical Manager on days when Clinical Manager is off
Work with Clinical Manager and IHR Intake Specialist on managing referrals, client assignments for all staff in the region and maintaining full caseloads.
Maintain ongoing and regular communication with the Lead Agencies (LA) and DCF area office contacts, including attending meetings, providing outreach, and maintaining relationships with the DCF offices and LA.
Attend all relevant DCF and Lead Agency meetings and support the Clinical Manager in facilitation of these meetings as needed.
Attend DCF Provider events such as monthly provider meetings, provider fairs, panels and other engagement opportunities.
Assist the Clinical Manager in maintaining centralized caseload data for all FEP referrals and open cases.
Work with the Clinical Manager in recruiting, hiring, and interviewing new FEP regional staff as needed based on referral demand.
Coordinate with Human Resources and collaborate with Clinical Manager on the recruitment and managing personnel including managing yearly evaluations, requests around time off, accommodation, or performance improvement plans, etc. for assigned supervisees
Provide onboarding training for new staff, including coordinating with staff for shadowing opportunities, reviewing agency policies, clinical policies, and supporting staff in attending to the training and learning needs.
Provide training to staff and oversee home and community-based outreach, engagement, behavioral health treatment and case management to families who are involved with the Department of Children and Families (DCF) in the Central region of MA.
Provide training to staff and oversight over staff comprehensive bio-psycho-social assessments and individualized treatment plans related to substance use/mental health, trauma, relapse prevention, recovery support and treatment retention.
Oversee staff to assist families to identify and access community treatment, support and other resources
Use cloud-based systems for communication with IHR’s site office, including shared calendars, timesheets, and supervisor check-ins.
Oversee supervisees timesheets, mileage, billing reports, caseloads, EHR documentation and management of calendar.
Provide supervisory coverage for other clinical supervisors, including facilitation of case conferences, as needed.
Attend team and agency staff meetings
Attend agency provided trainings, TA for licensure, and ongoing clinical and supervision trainings.
Maintain an active caseload of 2–4 FEP clients, depending on the number of supervisees; as the number of supervisees increases, the client caseload will decrease proportionally. Provide home-based mental health and substance use treatment to families as needed.
Ensure continuity of care for clients, and if necessary, provide clinical assessment, services and/or support, providing mental health and substance use treatment for families in home-based settings as needed