IIC Provider Engagement Director LCSW LPC LSW LAC

CoxPHIT•Secaucus, NJ

13d•Hybrid

About The Position

The IIC Provider Engagement Director is a strategic, full-time hybrid role responsible for two critical functions: maintaining high-quality Intensive In-Community (IIC) clinical services within a personal caseload and actively leading the expansion of the agency's clinical network through the recruitment, screening, and engagement of Clinician and Behavioral Assistants (BAs) throughout New Jersey. CoxPHIT provides a unique approach to in-home and community programs for Psychological Healing through Intensive Treatment. CoxPHIT utilizes exercise to promote healthier bodies, minds, and spirits, improving physical, cognitive, and communication abilities. The company values safety, courage, ethics, cultural competency, and open-mindedness while promoting positive behaviors, leadership skills, confidence, and goal setting. CoxPHIT challenges youth to become stronger and healthier individuals using a playbook and the Wrap-Around approach. CoxPHIT has a team of clinicians and support providers with diverse educational and professional backgrounds including professional sports, music, art, dance, counseling, and social work. Our team’s varied experiences and expertise allows us to offer a range of unique approaches to mental health treatment. We are dedicated to providing compassionate care and support to our clients and strive to help them achieve their goals.

Requirements

LCSW, LPC, LSW, or LAC
Experience in Intensive In-Community (IIC) clinical services
Experience in recruitment and engagement of clinical professionals
Proficiency with Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS)
Strong understanding of clinical documentation and compliance
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
Ability to manage a caseload and recruitment strategy simultaneously

Nice To Haves

Experience in a hybrid role
Familiarity with the New Jersey clinical network

Responsibilities

Manage an active caseload of 12 hours, delivering Intensive In-Community (IIC) to youth and families in the home/community setting.
Complete all required clinical documentation, including assessments, Individualized Service Plans (ISPs), and progress notes, ensuring compliance.
Actively participate in Child Family Team (CFT) meetings and coordinate care with CMO Care Managers, schools, and other community providers.
Maintain and apply the highest ethical and professional standards of clinical practice and continuous professional development.
Design and execute a comprehensive strategy for the recruitment and retention of IIC and Behavioral Assistant (BA) providers.
Proactively source candidates using diverse channels, including job boards, clinical professional networks, universities, and social media.
Conduct initial professional screenings and comprehensive clinical interviews to assess licensure, experience, and fit with the agency culture.
Manage the provider pipeline through the Applicant Tracking System (ATS), coordinate background checks, verification of licensure, and preliminary credentialing paperwork.
Represent the agency at local job fairs, clinical conferences, and professional networking events to build talent pipelines.
Serve as the primary point of contact between newly onboarded clinicians and the Clinical Director/HR team during the initial integration phase.
Track and report on key recruitment metrics, including candidate pipeline status, time-to-hire, and new hire retention rates.
Attend and contribute to weekly clinical and administrative team meetings.
Participate in clinical supervision sessions as required to maintain the integrity of the clinical services provided.