Status: Full-time position
Location: Denver, CO
Salary: $35,000-$42.900
Deadline Date:
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Job Summary: Provide clinical and administrative supervision to a multi-disciplinary clinical and Residential staff to ensure efficient team operations. Coordinate team functions and community activities to enhance the quality of treatment consumers receive. Operate within established budgetary guidelines.
Qualifications: Education
Relevant Master’s degree preferred or combination of Bachelor’s degree and relevant experience. Required LPC or LCSW
Experience
One to two years in mental health or human services field; 2+ years supervisory experience required. Residential Trauma informed treatment, addiction treatment and sound clinical ability.
Skills
Solid customer and community relations and interpersonal skills. Ability to prepare clear and concise written memos, letters and reports of a complex nature. Ability to supervise a multi-disciplinary staff: Clinical and Administrative. Ability to chart, document, review and present clinical cases to various audiences. Demonstrated ability to understand different cultural needs of consumer and communicate effectively. Solid knowledge of clinical supervision. Solid knowledge of case management skills and care coordination. Ability to accurately diagnose and assess consumers in crisis and non-crisis situations. Solid knowledge of management applications as they relate to the mental health environment. Ability to create a treatment and/or outcome plan with measurable results. Includes transition and discharge planning. Ability to communicate effectively and work cooperatively with internal and external customers.
Duties: Essential Job Functions
Ensure accuracy, quality and efficiency standards are met with regards to medical records standards and case management services for consumers. Advocate appropriate services for consumers. Identify, implement and monitor customer service standards to ensure team is meeting internal and external customer needs and perform all services in a professional manner.
Participate in the development of long and short term goals for the team that are consistent with program and organizational goals. Train and evaluate clinical and administrative support staff to maintain quality within the team, encourage growth and development of staff while instilling awareness of cultural diversity. Complete performance evaluations timely and provide appropriate coaching and counseling to ensure all employees perform at satisfactory levels, identify when discipline is appropriate. Participate in the selection process for internal and external candidates for clinical and support positions. Conduct timely audits to ensure compliance with MHCD policies, State and other regulatory policies regarding clinical care and documentation. Revise and update internal policies.
Other Functions
Assist with the financial planning, budgeting, and forecasting needs of the team. Take corrective action as needed to ensure compliance of established budget. Perform other responsibilities as required or assigned.
To Apply:
Apply online: For your convenience, you can complete the entire application process online by clicking the "apply now" link below. Fax your application and resume: Alternatively, you can apply by downloading the written application from the "Best Place to Work" page, completing the application, and faxing the completed application and your resume to the fax number listed below.
Fax: 303-758-5793
http://mhcd.org/jobs/program-manager-i-1490