Best Practices, Certified Coding Specialist (CCS), Clinical Practices/Protocols, Clinical Psychology, Communication Skills, Community and Social Services, Corrective Action, Federal Laws and Regulations, Funding, Organizational Skills, People Management, Performance Management, Performance Reviews, Performance Tuning/Optimization, Problem Solving Skills, Quality Assurance, Quality Management, Regulations, Regulatory Compliance, Service Delivery, Set Goals, State Laws and Regulations, Training/Teaching
The Clinical Supervisor is responsible for the maximum quality, efficiency, and economy of all clinical and treatment services. This role oversees the initial and on-going education of all staff and provides supervision in relevant clinical areas.
Essential Responsibilities
• Assists with interviewing, hiring, training, and supervising all clinical staff, treatment coordinators and peer support staff
• Facilitates open communication, group decision-making and problem solving among staff to drive high performance, and optimal program outcomes. Manages performance, conducts performance reviews and takes corrective action as appropriate
• Develops program goals and monitors delivery of services, providing clear job expectations; provides support and direction to staff. Helps staff provide a client centered approach to care
• Stays abreast of current clinical/treatment practices and procedures; researches, develops and implements additional clinical/treatment services to meet current community needs and trends; provides education/updates on industry best practices
• Develops and implements area maintenance and quality assurance policies and procedures per mandated regulatory standards. Enforces compliance standards in agreement with the accreditation body, local/state/federal regulations, and funding sources. Identifies opportunities for quality improvement
Education & Experience
• Master’s Degree in Clinical Psychology or related field
• Certified Clinical Supervisor (CCS) certification or have an approved development plan through the Michigan Board for Addiction Professionals (MCBAP)
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