Recovery Program Director

Winnebago Comprehensive Healthcare System•Winnebago, NE

10d•Onsite

About The Position

This role involves a high degree of responsible, professional, and administrative work serving as the Recovery Program Director. The incumbent will be responsible for planning and directing the operations of a substance abuse treatment outpatient center and the Chee-Woy-Na-Zhee Halfway House. Key duties include managing finances and budgets, supervising staff, completing state and federal reports, overseeing clinical supervision, and enhancing the clinical skills and competencies of staff providing alcohol/drug counseling. The role also includes providing outpatient and outreach services on an individual basis.

Requirements

Must possess a LDAC and at least five (5) years of job related experience.
Must have a valid driver’s license and be insurable.
Must be able to pass a drug test.
Must pass a background check (no child abuse/elder abuse charges).
Supervisory experience necessary.
Ability to work independently and to develop solutions to problems with minimal supervision.
Ability to communicate effectively, both orally and in writing.
Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with staff, clients, government officials, and the public.
Must be able to maintain the strictest confidentiality regarding clients and program records.
Must be able to travel, sometimes on short notice to accomplish program business.
Must possess good verbal and written skills and be able to communicate ideas and concepts adequately.
Possess a thorough understanding of alcoholism as it pertains to Indigenous people.
Must be able to work weekends and evenings, when required.
Must be a team-player and have a positive attitude.
Ability to organize, directs, and coordinates the operations of the staff.
Must possess the ability to read, write, and speak the English language fluently.
Must be able to continually and effectively employ professional verbal and written communications skills.
All applicants will comply with 45 CFR 1301, Subpart D, Section 1301.31, C and D, which require all prospective employees to sign a declaration prior to employment regarding all arrests and convictions of child abuse or violent felonies and to comply with PL 101-630 and PL 101-637 regarding criminal records check.

Nice To Haves

Preferred LMHIP.

Responsibilities

Maintain various records and reports and submits reports to various state and federal agencies.
Supervises staff through hiring, appraisals, and placements; conducts staff meetings and exit interviews; conducts diagnostic staff meeting and disposition of client meetings.
Plans and justifies annual budget, monitors all expenditures through use of computers and appropriate software.
Attends a variety of meetings related to the position; attends developmental seminars needed to keep abreast of recent developments; plans and conducts in-service training for staff members.
Determine and document specific and measurable program goals.
Supervise personnel engaged in providing alcohol and drug abuse counseling to the youth and adult segments of the community and sign off on all clinical documents.
Conduct monthly reviews of all client files as documented in the individual client records, ensuring the compliance of both State and Federal Regulations.
Implement staff development plans for maximizing staff performance. This includes providing or coordinating training for staff, recommending specific training events and providing individual instruction on how to improve performance.
Implement and manage a quality assurance program plan to meet State and Federal Regulations.
Coordinate with Federal, State and local agencies to improve and expand program service, including high confidentiality standards specified by 42CFR, Part 2.
Work closely with School Administration, Tribal Court, Social Services, and other referral agencies to establish total client care.
Develops working relationships with inpatient treatment facilities and detox centers and be knowledgeable of their application and intake procedures.
Responsible for submitting monthly reports of activities for program, state and federal compliance purposes.
Be aware and comply with the Federal confidentiality laws and regulations concerning any patient in a federally assisted alcohol and drug program.
Maintains and complies with all federal and state obtained grants.
Responsible for all grant requirements of obtained grants.
Provides daily clinical staffing of cases under either one on one or group supervision.
Represents the Recovery Program at meetings and maintains a professional relationship with other federal, state, and local agencies.
Provides primary treatment, conducting counseling and/or therapeutic interviews to assist individuals to gain insight into personal problems associated with drug and alcohol abuse, define a treatment plan and follow up on results.
Conduct group therapy sessions at both the school and program facility on designated dates.
Accurately completes clinical records recording system and State of Nebraska forms on each client assigned.
May attend court proceedings with clients, at their request, or to comply with court ordered disclosures as specified by 42 USC Sections 290 222-3 and ff-3.
Administer computer generated assessment tools, i.e. ASI, SASSI, and PEI, conducting chemical involvement problem severity and psychosocial evaluations for adolescents referred to the program.
Participate in case management sessions and compile case information findings and the referral of identified youth and/or families in need of prevention services.
Continue the process of acquiring necessary education and training in order to meet the State and Federal certification mandates.
Meets with and coordinates with consultant; disseminates information regarding client, keeps consultant informed of client reactions.
Attends a variety of meetings related to the position; attends developmental seminars needed to keep abreast of recent developments; plans and conducts in-service training for staff members.