Intensive Outpatient Program Director
Mental Health Resources
Intensive Outpatient Program Director
Mental Health Resources
Nonprofit mental health and addiction services
Description
The IOP Director is responsible for maintaining all addiction services-related programs to standard, fidelity, and performance excellence. Staff supervision of staff in addiction services, IOP, MAT services, and development of substance use clinical protocol. Maintain and support staff in ethical decision-making, maintaining HIPAA standards, and adhering to all standards set for by the state related to addiction services.
Requirements
Exempt, Full-Time Position
Independently licensed in the state of New Mexico. (LCSW or LPCC)
Bilingual-Spanish Speaking Strongly Encouraged to Apply
Compensation: Starting at $65,025.00+ depending on experience
*************Independent Licensed staff are eligible to apply for the loan forgiveness program. More information at: https://connector.hrsa.gov/connector/site-profile/5C9678C5-3725-44D2-877B-AD71EBD9AD78
Essential Duties and Responsibilities include the following. Other duties may be assigned.
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Benefits:
· Health Insurance
· Dental Insurance
· Vision Insurance
· 401(K) with employer matching 4%
· Life Insurance
· Long-Term Disability
· Paid Time Off (PTO)
· Holidays (11)
·License Reimbursement
· Employee Assistance Program
· Retention Bonus
Bilingual-Spanish Speaking Bonus
Nonprofit mental health and addiction services
Mental Health Resources is a private nonprofit providing mental health and substance use services across five counties in Eastern New Mexico. Its clinicians offer outpatient counseling, psychiatry, medication management and addiction treatment, with crisis response and telehealth extending access to care. Community teams provide peer support, rehabilitation, care coordination and help eligible clients obtain and maintain housing, without paying their rent or utility bills. Payments for services and charitable giving support its work, and an income-based sliding fee schedule helps people who cannot afford care. Reorganized as Mental Health Resources in 1976, the agency is headquartered in Clovis, New Mexico.
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