Associate Clinical Director

Bethany is changing the world through family. We began our work by serving one child more than 75 years ago. Today, Bethany is an international Christian nonprofit partnering with communities in more than 30 states and in several countries around the world. We strengthen and preserve families, support displaced people fleeing danger, and find safe, loving families for children who need them. Bethany is at the forefront of creating and implementing solutions to meet the growing needs of vulnerable children and families in the U.S. and around the world.

As an Associate Clinical Director, you will be primarily responsible for overseeing clinical treatment services for the respective branch location to include Refugee and Immigrant Services. This individual will ensure the highest quality care and supervision of the youth being served. The Associate Clinical Director must ensure that all employed staff have good moral character, are emotionally stable, and able to perform the essential functions of their job role.

This position will also ensure that all treatment components are being delivered effectively and meet the needs of all the applicable program’s requirements and agency expectations.

ESSENTIAL JOB RESPONSIBILITIES

• Manage, direct, and lead direct reports to include but not limited to the Refugee and Immigrant Services Lead and other program supervisors, while facilitating weekly supervision meetings in accordance with agency expectations;
• Provide indirect leadership at staff meetings to ensure all facets of treatment plans are successfully implemented;
• Cultivate a positive, team centered work environment with high staff morale;
• Ensure program requirements are being met in accordance with COA and ORR standards;
• Implement and enhance the use of trauma-responsive Sanctuary model of care in certified programs;
• Monitor the assessment and treatment process for clients by supervising the program supervisors, and making sure treatment is effectively implemented with accurate written plans;
• Coordinate outside professional consultation to include psychiatric and psychological expertise, when needed;
• Ensure all documentation for consultations is completed in a timely and effective manner;
• Ensure compliance with agency policies and procedures for staff evaluations, training requests, timekeeping, and reimbursement requests;
• Maintain the current Evidence-Based Theory (EBT) model and find opportunities to expand the model;
• Maintain a current awareness of current trends and practices, and recommend changes to policies and procedures, as needed; • Serve as a clinical consultant, when needed;
• Assist in the development, updating, and maintenance of program operating manuals;
• Maintain, enhance, and develop positive working relationships with referral sources, state and federal agencies, volunteer and community agencies, employers, and individuals;
• Attend local and national meetings that will enhance provision of services to clients;
• May be required to attend branch leadership meetings, as requested;
• Stay abreast of all agency, federal, and state regulatory requirements related to social services;
• Complete other duties as assigned.