Mental Wellness Administrator

Salary Range: $60,000.00 To $65,000.00 Annually

Pay: $60,000.00 - $65,000.00 per year

Schedule: Monday through Friday, 8:30am-5:00pm

The Mental Wellness Administrator will implement, manage, and direct the operations and client services of the Mental Wellness Programs at Aging True. This position will provide direct supervision and clinical oversight to the professional staff within the Department to ensure the highest quality of care is delivered and maintained with regards to ethical, regulatory and funder standards.

The Mental Wellness Administrator will also serve as the Aging True mental health resource in the aging service community. This responsibility includes building community partnerships and collaborations, serving on community coalitions, and promoting the Mental Wellness programs and services provided by Aging True.

The Mental Wellness Administrator will also attempt to develop new programs and funding streams that expand our Mental Wellness Program offerings to frail elders in the Northeast Florida community.

• Master’s degree in mental health field (Social Work, Counseling or related field) is preferred
• Previous supervisory experience is required
• Experience in geriatric and mental health clinical setting is preferred
• Strong written and oral communication skills
• Computer skills with all Microsoft Windows applications
• Successful completion of all employment pre-screening; DOEA and DCF Background screenings, drug testing, etc.
• Must have reliable transportation and be able to travel throughout community and the state
• Valid Driver’s license and auto insurance

• Oversee the operations and client services of the Mental Wellness Department which includes the Mental Wellness Dept, Daily Money Management dept. and the SDC programs.
• Review and Approve timesheets of Mental Wellness Staff.
• Ensure the highest quality of care is being delivered to our MW, DMM and SDC clients.
• Ensure alignment of Department and Program goals with Aging True Mission and Client’s needs.
• Ensure department adheres to spending goals and adheres to program guidelines for both the Agency and our funders (DOEA, LSFHS, etc.).
• Serve as the Aging True representative and an Aging/Mental Health resource among the community’s mental health providers.
• Develop new programs and funding streams that support the Mental Wellness Program’s mission.

• Implement, manage, and direct the operations and client services of the Mental Wellness Programs.
• Will provide supervision and clinical oversight to the professional staff of the Mental Wellness Programs.
• Will serve as a point of escalation for urgent client needs or crisis.
• Will encourage, support, and coach staff in the goals of meeting or exceeding productivity expectations, providing best practice interventions, and meeting personal career development goals.
• Will participate in the administrative activities of the agency as part of the management staff.
• Will provide data, information, and technical assistance for monitors and funders as required throughout the year and during scheduled audits.
• Will attend all required training and personnel development activities required by supervisor.
• Will maintain client confidentiality and privacy by strictly protecting all data and information provided by those served through Mental Wellness Programs.
• Will attempt to build community partnerships and collaborate with other community providers to ensure the unique needs of each client are addressed.
• Serve as Aging True representative on community coalitions and collaborations.
• Provide aging and mental health resource information and recommendations for community service providers and Aging True staff.
• Promote the Mental…