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Mental Health Partnerships

Nonprofit for peer-led mental health recovery

Division Director of the Training Institute

Instructional Design & Curriculum DevelopmentConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timePhiladelphia, PA, USA$95k - $105k /yr

About the Job

Requirements

  • A master's degree in education, communication, organizational development, psychology, business administration, or a related field.
  • At least five years of management experience in a behavioral health environment.
  • At least five years of related experience developing and writing curricula.
  • Basic computer skills, including desktop computing, email, timesheet management, electronic health records, internet research, and relevant software.
  • Ability to work under pressure and meet deadlines while maintaining a positive attitude and providing customer service.
  • Knowledge of clinical theory and practice, community resources and systems, and financial and social resources; experience in interviewing, assessment, and implementation.
  • Experience using online learning technology.
  • Interpersonal skills and ability to collaborate with senior leaders.
  • Ability to understand and manage a program budget.
  • Ability to plan and manage multiple projects and priorities simultaneously.
  • Oral and written communication skills.
  • Skills in cultural competence, interpersonal relationships, teamwork, attention to detail, customer service, time management, autonomy, problem solving, and organization; patience and tact when working cooperatively with a wide variety of individuals, including participants with mental health conditions.
  • Ability to work independently and complete assignments within given instructions, prescribed routines, and standard accepted practices.
  • Ability to establish and maintain effective, collaborative work relationships with the public.

Responsibilities

  • Lead overall service coordination in accordance with MHP and regulatory standards, guidelines, and goals; ensure compliance with applicable accreditation, certification, and regulatory standards and that program policy manuals comply with state, county, and federal mandates.
  • Cultivate and maintain relationships with external stakeholders, including behavioral health organizations, government agencies, healthcare providers, schools, and community organizations such as the Peer Development Network, to strengthen training services and referrals.
  • Hire, train, evaluate, and develop staff; address and monitor staff goals and performance and take corrective action as needed.
  • Apply best practices in learning, change, and organizational transformation to develop impactful, scalable programs and services reflecting trends in recovery, trauma, emotional and psychological well-being, and integrated health.
  • Oversee the design, development, and revision of curricula and supplemental course and learner materials.
  • Ensure regular training and curriculum needs assessments to identify updates and improvements.
  • Develop a competitive analysis of organizations that offer Certified Peer Specialist and Certified Recovery Specialist training.
  • Develop and implement systems to evaluate and report on the quality and effectiveness of Institute services and programs, including outcomes and customer satisfaction.
  • Identify organizational learning priorities and key performance outcomes, and recommend solutions to address knowledge, skill, and behavioral gaps.
  • Establish and implement processes, practices, and infrastructure to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of training operations and the development and delivery of products and services.
  • Schedule courses, assign training staff, determine the need for outside subject matter experts and facilitators, and provide orientation and training as needed.
  • Review and approve employees’ electronic health record entries as necessary; ensure electronic health record systems support local, county, and state reporting; and prepare accurate funder reports on time.
  • Analyze course offerings and develop content, materials, multimedia visual aids, delivery methods, and other materials in accordance with MHP and Institute branding and quality standards.
  • Consult and collaborate with other MHP departments to align and integrate training programs and organizational development processes with departmental needs.
  • Ensure that written communication plans accompany all training design plans.
  • Develop trainers by analyzing and evaluating their competencies.
  • Identify potential staff from course participants and help them find employment at MHP.
  • Coordinate with the Business Development Specialist on matrix oversight of Credible electronic health records and Relias as management and analytic tools for Institute data.
  • Collaborate with the Manager of Grants and Contracts to seek and apply for additional funding opportunities.
  • Develop and monitor division budgets; implement and manage expense and revenue controls; alert senior management to overtime and overruns; recommend and implement solutions.
  • Ensure the division complies with established quality and regulatory standards, including supervision and training requirements.
  • Attend and testify at unemployment hearings as needed.
  • Report activities that may violate laws, regulations, policies, or procedures, including raising concerns about conduct contrary to law or policy and reporting such matters to management, the Director of Compliance, or Human Resources.

About the Company

Mental Health Partnerships

Nonprofit for peer-led mental health recovery

Mental Health Partnerships supports people recovering from mental health conditions through peer services, education and advocacy in Pennsylvania. Its recovery learning centers and mobile support programs connect participants with trained peers who draw on their own experience of recovery. The Institute@MHP trains peer specialists and teaches recovery-oriented practices to individuals and behavioral health organizations. Most direct services are free, with donations supporting its work and some programs billing Medicaid or other insurance; support is also available without coverage. Founded in 1951, the nonprofit is headquartered in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Company size
201-500
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Philadelphia, PA
Founded
1951

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