Licensed Clinician

Restorative Response Baltimore • Baltimore, MD

2d • Remote

About The Position

This role involves providing contracted behavioral health services to participants. The core responsibilities include establishing workflows for referrals, consent, scheduling, crisis response, and communication with RRB. The clinician will offer culturally responsive, trauma-informed screening, brief intervention, clinical support, or referral to an appropriate level of care. Services should be participant-centered, addressing needs related to incarceration, reentry stress, grief, violence exposure, substance use, and family disruption. The role requires offering timely appointments, practical engagement options, and communicating referral disposition and attendance status when legally authorized. Maintaining separate, complete clinical records compliant with HIPAA, professional ethics, consent requirements, and Maryland law is essential. The clinician will also support case consultation and service coordination, provide aggregate service and outcome data for reporting, invoicing, and quality improvement, and adhere to the program's target of at least 65% of participants receiving behavioral health referrals, with at least 60% of those referred attending one or more sessions.

Requirements

• Current, unrestricted Maryland license appropriate to the services provided and professional liability coverage.
• Experience serving adults affected by incarceration, trauma, violence, behavioral health barriers, or complex social needs.
• Demonstrated cultural humility and ability to work effectively with Black communities and Baltimore City residents.
• Capacity to meet agreed service timelines, maintain secure records, and provide compliant invoices and aggregate reports.

Responsibilities

• Establish a clear referral, consent, scheduling, crisis-response, and communication workflow with RRB.
• Provide culturally responsive, trauma-informed screening, brief intervention, clinical support, or referral to an appropriate level of care as authorized by the agreement.
• Use participant-centered practices responsive to incarceration, reentry stress, grief, violence exposure, substance use, family disruption, and other relevant needs.
• Offer timely appointments and practical engagement options.
• Communicate referral disposition and attendance status when legally authorized.
• Maintain complete clinical records separately from RRB program records and comply with HIPAA, professional ethics, consent requirements, and Maryland law.
• Support case consultation and service coordination without disclosing protected information beyond participant authorization or legal requirements.
• Provide aggregate service and outcome data needed for grant reporting, invoicing, and quality improvement.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Part-time
• Career Level: Mid Level
• Education Level: No Education Listed