Remote work includes travel to assigned facility locations as needed for on-site clinical oversight and state-visit readiness.
Master's
Category
Medical, Clinical & Veterinary (1)
Required Skills
CPR
First Aid
Quality Assurance (QA)
Electronic Health Records (EHR)
HIPAA
Requirements
A Master's Degree in a Behavioral Health related field is required.
An active, unrestricted Ohio license with clinical supervision certification or licensure is required, such as LICDC, LPCC, LISW, or equivalent independent-level clinical licensure.
A minimum of 2 years of supervisory experience is required.
ASAM experience and knowledge are required.
A minimum of 5 years of mental health and/or substance use treatment experience is required, preferably in an outpatient setting.
Reliable transportation and the ability to travel to assigned facility locations as needed are required.
The ability to work in a remote/field-hybrid role with independent time management is required.
The role requires computer proficiency.
The role requires knowledge of clinical assessment, diagnosis, treatment, and documentation in an outpatient substance use treatment setting.
The role requires knowledge of emergency and safety procedures, including the ability to respond safely and effectively to emergencies and provide first aid and CPR as needed.
The role requires overdose prevention knowledge, including recognizing overdose signs and symptoms and maintaining training in naloxone and other overdose reversal medications.
The role requires suicide risk and prevention knowledge, including recognizing suicide risk signs and symptoms and maintaining training in suicide prevention strategies.
The role requires the ability to understand and work effectively with clients from diverse cultural backgrounds and adapt the approach to client needs.
The role requires effective verbal and written communication with clients and staff, active listening, and the ability to provide clear and concise feedback.
The role requires problem-solving and critical-thinking abilities in the treatment process.
The role requires the ability to manage time and resources across multiple remote and on-site responsibilities.
The role requires the ability to adapt to change and handle unexpected situations across a multi-site role.
The role requires the ability to maintain professional and ethical conduct.
The role requires the ability to lift up to 25 pounds and walk up and down stairs during emergency drills or situations.
Responsibilities
Provide individual and group clinical supervision for counselors, document supervision notes, and assist counselors through case conceptualization consultations and treatment team meetings.
Supervise clinical staff activities, including groups, individual therapy, documentation practices, and charting.
Provide direct clinical care to clients in individual and group settings as needed.
Lead and serve as liaison for the multidisciplinary Clinical Treatment Team.
Develop and implement policies and procedures for the clinical operation of assigned outpatient sites.
Coordinate with the contracted billing company and internal utilization review staff.
Collaborate on the Electronic Health Record system and build clinical data and compliance infrastructure, including forms, assessments, screeners, consents, and reports.
Participate in medical records and quality assurance/performance improvement meetings and lead clinical performance improvement strategies as applicable.
Evaluate program quality and develop cost-effective methods for providing services.
Participate in recruiting, interviewing, hiring, supervising, and discharging clinical staff according to personnel policies.
Complete annual performance appraisals for clinical and administrative staff and work with Human Resources on employee performance management.
Supervise and document clinical staff training and development and monitor staff credentialing, onboarding, and required ongoing training.
Network with other organizations to increase the referral base.
Travel to assigned facility locations for clinical oversight, staff supervision, treatment team participation, and state-visit readiness.
Complete supervision documentation, policy development, quality assurance review, and other administrative duties remotely.
Maintain a secure, Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act-compliant remote work environment for off-site clinical work.
Communicate with the Executive Director about travel schedules, site coverage, and scheduling conflicts.
Support the Executive Director with problem-solving, conflict resolution, state-visit readiness, and other assigned areas.
Perform other duties as assigned.
Desired Qualifications
Experience with startup organizations is preferred.
Mental health and/or substance use treatment experience in an outpatient setting is preferred.
The Clinical Director is responsible for the overall clinical operation of assigned outpatient sites within the Robin Recovery network, including daily clinical management, ensuring clinical supervision is available during all operational hours, developing a quality improvement plan for each site, and monitoring adherence to applicable regulations and licensing requirements. The Clinical Director oversees all clinical programming and collaborates with the Leadership team on administrative functions, including providing clinical services, supervising and evaluating clinical staff, and coordinating all program services. This is a remote, field-based role: the Clinical Director travels to assigned facility locations as needed for direct oversight, staff supervision, and site-based clinical activity, while conducting administrative, planning, and documentation review functions remotely. The Clinical Director assists in program development (clinical curriculum, programming, group facilitation and documentation, treatment planning, etc.), financial management, program marketing, hiring and supervising clinical staff, and evaluating program policies for clinical operations. This role also supports the Executive Director in problem-solving, conflict resolution, and readiness for State visits and other areas as assigned.
SECTION I — Duties & Essential Job Functions
A. Clinical Supervision & Staff Oversight
Provide supervision for clinical staff, facilitating weekly/biweekly individual and group supervision with each counselor, documenting supervision notes, and assisting counselors in effective, individualized treatment through regular case conceptualization consults and treatment team meetings
Supervise all clinical staff activities, including monitoring groups, individual therapy, documentation practices, and charting, to maintain the highest standards of quality and effectiveness
Provide direct clinical care to clients in individual and group settings as needed
Function as Leader/Liaison of the multi-disciplinary Clinical Treatment Team
B. Program Development & Compliance
Develop and implement policies and procedures for the clinical operation of assigned outpatient sites
Coordinate and collaborate with the contracted billing company and any internal utilization review staff
Assist in implementation and full collaboration with the Electronic Health Record system, building data and compliance infrastructure (clinical forms, assessments, screeners, consents, and reports)
Participate in monthly medical records meetings and quality assurance/performance improvement meetings; develop and lead clinical performance improvement strategies as applicable
Evaluate program quality on an ongoing basis and develop cost-effective methods to provide services
C. Staffing & Personnel Management
Participate in the overall employment process for clinical staff, including recruiting, interviewing, hiring, supervising, and discharging, according to established personnel policies
Complete performance appraisals for clinical and administrative staff annually and work with Human Resources on employee performance management throughout the year
Provide supervision and documentation of clinical staff training and development, and monitor compliance of staff credentialing, including initial onboarding and ongoing required trainings
Foster a healthy, positive team-approach with staff and promote a positive workplace culture to effectively recruit and retain high-quality staff
D. Networking & External Relations
Network with other organizations to increase the referral base
E. Remote & Field-Based Work Expectations
Travel to assigned facility locations as needed for direct clinical oversight, staff supervision, treatment team participation, and State visit readiness
Complete supervision documentation, policy development, quality assurance review, and other administrative duties remotely outside of on-site time
Maintain a secure, HIPAA-compliant remote work environment for any clinical work performed off-site
Communicate proactively with the Executive Director regarding travel schedule, site coverage, and any scheduling conflicts
SECTION II — Other Functions & Responsibilities
Perform other duties as assigned
Qualifications
Master's Degree in a Behavioral Health related field
Active, unrestricted Ohio licensure with clinical supervision certification/licensure required: LICDC, LPCC, or LISW (or equivalent independent-level clinical licensure)
Minimum of 2 years of supervisory experience required
ASAM experience and knowledge
Minimum of 5 years of Mental Health and/or Substance Use Treatment experience required, preferably in an outpatient setting
Experience with startup organizations preferred
Demonstrated computer proficiency
Reliable transportation and ability to travel to assigned facility locations as needed
Comfort working in a remote/field-hybrid role with independent time management
Competencies
Leadership expertise: the Clinical Director leads the clinical team and is responsible for oversight of all clinical programming, developing and implementing policies and procedures, and maintaining compliance with regulatory and accreditation bodies.
Clinical expertise: the Clinical Director must be competent in assessing, diagnosing, providing, and documenting appropriate clinical care in an outpatient substance use treatment setting.
Emergency and safety: understand and follow facility emergency and safety procedures, respond to emergencies in a safe and effective manner, provide first aid and CPR as needed, and maintain a safe and secure environment for clients and staff.
Overdose prevention: recognize the signs and symptoms of an overdose and respond appropriately; maintain training in the use of naloxone and other overdose reversal medications.
Suicide risk and prevention: recognize the signs and symptoms of suicide risk and respond appropriately; maintain training in suicide prevention strategies.
Knowledge, Skills, and Experience
Cultural Competency: Must be able to understand and work effectively with clients from a variety of cultural backgrounds, and adapt approach to meet the needs of each client.
Communication Skills: Must be able to effectively communicate with clients and staff, both verbally and in writing, listen actively, and provide clear and concise feedback.
Problem-Solving Skills: Must be able to identify and solve problems that arise in the treatment process, thinking critically and creatively to develop and implement effective solutions.
Organizational Skills: Must be able to effectively manage time and resources across multiple remote and on-site responsibilities.
Flexibility: Must be able to adapt to change, adjust approach to treatment and oversight as needed, and handle unexpected situations across a multi-site, remote role.
Self-Awareness: Must be aware of personal biases and limitations, identify strengths and weaknesses, and use this knowledge to improve practice.
Empathy: Must be able to understand and empathize with clients and staff, offering support and understanding.
Respect: Must respect clients' and staff members' unique experiences and perspectives, treating all with dignity regardless of background or circumstances.
Professionalism: Must maintain a professional demeanor at all times and uphold the ethical standards of the profession.
Physical Demands
Ability to lift up to 25 pounds
Ability to walk up and down stairs during emergency drills or situations
Benefits
More detailed information regarding benefits (including medical insurance and PTO) will be provided upon employment
Acknowledgment
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