Clinical Director

Manna Treatment is a program under the nonprofit organization, Manna Scholarship Fund, Inc. Manna Treatment provides direct therapeutic care at the outpatient level of care. We are a 501c3 and provide scholarships for individuals who may have financial or insurance difficulties in order to provide them with the appropriate level of care and length of treatment for successful recovery.

We are currently interested in an applicant that has knowledge of how to supervise individuals from internship to full licensure AND work with individuals, families, couples and in the future, an IOP group setting. Previous experience is preferred. Full licensure with three years' post-licensure experience is necessary.

This position will start as a part-time W2 (for clinical supervision duties) and a part-time 1099 position (based on your client load). The 1099 position will include pay on a percentage basis of what is collected on your behalf each month, and the percentage is based on your licensure and years' experience. As you develop a practice, your income will grow.

Manna is also very education-driven and we have a monthly meeting that provide education and supervision. We thrive on collaboration and communication for clients and supervision.

Manna is a Christian environment, in that staff has a common spiritual belief system. We provide evidence-based services to clients and speak about our beliefs when invited by our clients. We strive to provide a work environment where grace abounds. We attempt to encourage one another to live and learn and grow while we also provide grace for the mistakes that we make.

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Under the direction of the CEO, the Clinical Director provides supervision, oversight of IOP groups (when active) and direct treatment services with clients in IOP and/or outpatient treatment (group therapy, individual therapy, family therapy).

Responsible for providing individual and group psychological services for assigned clients.

Responsible for the clinical management of his/her assigned clients, including the weekly privilege lists and schedules, bi-weekly treatment plans, and identifying treatment/contract needs/goals.

Serves as the primary contact for any client concerns and is responsible for maintaining contact with the client’s referring/outpatient therapist and ancillary service providers during the course of the client’s stay and the family when/if appropriate.

Responsible for conducting Utilization Reviews with the insurance company’s Case Manager as needed.

Attend weekly treatment team meetings and share observations, comments, and important information about clients.

Responsible for proper charting and ensuring that all documentation is completed in a timely manner (within 48 hours).

Responsible for discharge planning, including a written discharge summary, and obtaining referral sources and necessary support systems once the client is discharged.

Depending on the Primary Therapist’s credentials and/or licensure, s/he may be asked to serve as an ancillary preceptor to graduate students while they are completing an internship.

May be assigned additional duties and responsibilities as needed.

Practice constant communication amongst medical, clinical, and administrative staff to ensure quality of clinical care and promote recovery.

Collaborate with clinical managers to monitor and ensure staff compliance in clinical practices and documentation per federal and state regulations and conduct trainings to maintain CARF accreditation.

Provide clinical services to persons served as appropriate and/or to the extent possible.

Maintain clinical license, successfully complete all competency requirements, and attend all mandatory trainings.

Minimum of Master’s degree in Professional Counseling, Social Work, Marriage & Family Therapy, or other relevant health related discipline - full licensure as a clinical psychologist, LPC, LCSW, LMFT. A minimum of 3+ years recent related experience working with adolescents, families, trauma, eating disorders, addictions, or an equivalent combination…