$86,653 - $108,000 USD yearly
What will I be doing?
Oversee program operations, ensuring compliance with federal grants, managing program budget in accordance with Medicaid regulations, and DBH requirements. Collaborate with community agencies, funders, and stakeholders to coordinate services for youth and young adults experiencing behavioral health issues, while ensuring accurate reporting and adherence to clinical documentation standards. Support client treatment within outpatient programs offering mental health, substance use and crisis intervention services and reviewing treatment plans for quality and effectiveness.
Requirements:
Master's degree or equivalent in Social Work, Counseling or a related field and one (1) years of experience as School Counselor, Mental Therapist or related OR Bachelor's degree or equivalent in Social Work, Counseling or a related field and three (3) years of experience as School Counselor, Mental Therapist or related.
Must have experience with: engaging in healthcare operations focusing on behavioral health programs addressing substance misuse and mental health needs for youth experiencing homelessness; providing counseling/outpatient/telehealth services to children and adolescents in school setting with severe emotional disturbance, trauma histories, substance use challenges, learning/behavior difficulties, and crisis situations; and conducting case assessment and developing individualized treatment plans to support student needs.