Clinical Supervisor

POSITION SUMMARY

The Clinical Case Manager II provides one-on-one and group clinical interventions to clients assigned to the Stanislaus County Juvenile Program in-custody unit. Work hours are Monday-Friday 8:30am-5:00pm.

The Clinical Case Manager II will review case plans, provide therapeutic inventions, and ensure follow through on linkages to mental health, substance abuse treatment, and other services and provide support.

• Participate in the intake of participants as required, conduct initial interviews of participants assigned to the program, and provide clinically informed feedback to program staff.
• Maintain confidentiality of information obtained through job duties regarding employees, vendors, participants, outside agencies, etc. so that sensitive information is only furnished on ‘need to know’ basis.
• Familiarity with the LCA Employee Handbook, Personnel Policy and Operations Manual, and Operating Procedures Manual (all procedures and policies included on the LCA forms and files site).
• Develop an individualized therapeutic alliance with clients in the program.
• Serve as primary liaison between clients and their family members, custody staff, support team, and any other ancillary treatment team members.
• Complete all relevant required documentation, including treatment plans, progress notes, and any other ancillary treatment team members.
• Make recommendations regarding caseload matters.
• Conduct and participate in case conferences for each participant assigned to the program.
• Provide updates of participant status at case conferences.
• Track participant participation in all groups and programs in the database system.
• Coordinate and communicate with all other program staff and outside referrals to ensure consistency and fidelity to the program’s mission.
• Attend staff meetings as is feasible.
• Observe and notify pertinent staff of significant participant behaviors, e.g. changed presentation, interactions, participation in groups, or other notable participant conduct.
• Immediately notify supervisory staff in the event of a potentially dangerous situation.

• Lead therapeutic rehabilitative program groups.
• Conduct individual and group counseling sessions with a focus on CBT and Mindfulness interventions.
• Assist participants in integrating clinical and group work into everyday life.
• Participate and assist Program Director/Director of Program Services in conducting internal client records audits and quality assurance reviews.
• Notify the Reentry Program Director/DDS and the relevant staff of any clinical and mental health concern involving any program or participant services/treatment plans.
• Follow a curriculum that exercises psychotherapeutic interventions to ensure fidelity of treatment.

• Master’s degree (MSW / MFT preferred).
• Active clinical license strongly preferred but not required.
• Preference for candidates with familiarity and/or experience working in collaboration with juvenile justice/probation/individuals involved with the criminal justice system.
• Must be eligible or have an active NPI Number.
• Must have previous experience documenting in electronic health records systems, and demonstrate efficiency in utilizing such systems.
• Must have an active CPR/First-Aid Certification (if not, will be required to attain within 90-days after hire).
• Strong preference for bilingual candidates;
  English and additional language(s).

• Must have a valid California Driver's License with a clean driving record and proof of insurance coverage that meets company vehicle insurance standards.
• Safe and reliable vehicle.
• Ability to read, write, and speak the English language. Ability to communicate in a second language, such as Spanish, highly preferred.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills.
• Ability to express thoughts logically, in written and verbal form using correct grammar.
• Ability to multi-task to meet program objectives.
• Ability to maintain confidential information obtained through job duties regarding clients, employees, vendors, outside agencies, etc.
• A general level of personal discipline that gives evidence of…