Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) Supervisor (4126

Job Location:

Supply, NC 28462

Position Type:
Full Time

Education Level: Master's Degree

Salary Range: $61,449.00 - $83,442.00 Salary/year

Travel Percentage:
Business Travel

Since 2003, we've been assisting children, families and adults across North Carolina with their behavioral health needs. Carolina Outreach is a group of highly trained behavioral health professionals dedicated to promoting the emotional and physical well-being of our community in a safe and respectful environment.

We provide a comprehensive and integrative array of behavioral health services and supports for people of all ages with varying levels of need utilizing an equitable and inclusive approach.

We focus on helping our clients tap into and develop their inherent strengths with the goal of supporting the highest quality of life possible for all we serve.

Carolina Outreach is looking for a compassionate, driven, and clinically skilled ACT Team Lead to join our dedicated team in Smith filed, NC. As part of the ncgCARE network, we’re committed to transforming lives through evidence-based behavioral health services — and we need a strong leader to help guide that mission on the ground.

In this full-time role, you'll lead a passionate multidisciplinary team delivering Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) services. You'll balance administrative oversight and direct client care (approximately 60/40), playing a key role in shaping team culture, maintaining clinical excellence, and ensuring every individual we serve receives the person-centered support they deserve.

You’ll step into a role that blends strategic leadership with hands‑on care — offering supervision, consultation, and guidance to your team, while also working directly with clients to support their journey toward stability and independence. From crisis response to long‑term planning, your work will touch every aspect of ACT service delivery.

This is more than a leadership position — it’s a chance to make a daily difference in the lives of individuals living with severe and persistent mental illness. You’ll also have the opportunity to influence service innovation, advocate in the community, and elevate standards of care in partnership with a values‑driven organization.

• Provide clinical and administrative supervision for the ACT team, ensuring adherence to program standards.
• Conduct individual clinical supervision and case consultations for team members.
• Respond to crisis situations with staff and act as a back‑up for client needs as required.

• Deliver services such as crisis assessment, symptom management, individual counseling, and psychotherapy.
• Provide substance abuse treatment, daily living support, and social or leisure activity services to clients.
• Coordinate education, support, and consultation for clients’ families and natural supports.

• Ensure compliance with the latest
  
  National Program Standards for ACT Teams, as defined by the National Alliance for the Mentally Ill or the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
• Oversee both internal and external services, advocate for clients in the community, and collaborate with families and natural supports.

• Lead the development and evaluation of person-centered plans in collaboration with the client and the team.
• Monitor and ensure services are appropriate, effective, and aligned with client needs.

This description outlines the general scope and level of work for this role. It is not intended to include every duty or responsibility that may be required of employees in this position.

This role is compensated on a salaried basis, providing consistent earnings aligned with the…