Description

$5,000 Sign on Bonus

Eliot is known for our innovative clinical approach, high quality clinical training and for having the most talented people in community behavioral health services. Eliot’s Behavioral Health Division provides an integrated and comprehensive network of services to adults with psychiatric disabilities that are evidence based, provide rehabilitation and hope to those in services.

Eliot is seeking a licensed Clinical Supervisor ( ​ License eligible or Licensed) to provide overall clinical supervision and lead case management staff working in an outreach and residential setting. The Clinical Supervisor works within the context of the multidisciplinary ACCS team to develop a treatment plan for each individual served. In addition to supervising the Clinical Supervisor provides direct clinical interventions to individuals.

Responsibilities:

• Provide clinical guidance and support in developing interventions and supervision of team members.

• Provide direct supervision to case management and direct care staff, both in the office and in the field.

• Teach and model clinical interventions, strength based strategies and ensure services are culturally competent for Persons served.

• Under the guidance senior team leadership provide recovery based services, focused on rehabilitation and each individual's preferences.

• Lead the intake process for newly referred individuals including performing assessments, obtaining authorizations, completing crisis plans and beginning the process of person-centered caring.

• Provide direct clinical interventions and adapt the individual's treatment plans as needed.

• Provide on-call backup clinical support to case management staff on a rotating basis.

Requirement:MA degree in Social Work, Clinical Mental Health Counseling, Rehabilitation Counseling or one of the below licenses:

• LICSW

• LCSW

• LMHC

• LRC

• OT

• RN

• LDAC I

• ABA

Flexible Schedules Available:

• Full time, Monday- Friday, 8am-4pm

• Full time, Four 10 hour days

• Part time, 20 hours per week based on your schedule

• Weekend hours

• Hybrid availability

Location: Office in Lexington, MA. Community based work in Acton, Arlington, Bedford, Belmont, Boxborough, Burlington, Carlisle, Concord, Lexington, Lincoln, Littleton, Maynard, Stow, Waltham, Watertown, Wilmington, Winchester, Woburn. Mileage reimbursement provided. Driver’s license and vehicle required.

Starting Salary: $70,000

6% bilingual salary increase if fluent in the needed language capacity.

The sign-on bonus is prorated for positions under 40 hours per week

Benefits:

• Professional development through internal and external clinical training opportunities

• $3,000 Professional Development reimbursement which also supports licensure, training, and conference reimbursement, annually available

• Supervision toward professional licensure

• Opportunities for growth

• Four weeks paid vacation first year of employment and Five weeks paid vacation second year of employment

• 12 paid holidays

• 75 percent employee coverage on health and dental insurance

• 401K with employee match options

• Paid sick leave

• Employee paid life and disability insurance

• Transportation reimbursement at the federal rate

Eliot is committed to identifying and dismantling barriers that prevent people with marginalized racial identities from actualizing their full employment potential, assuming leadership roles, or from fully engaging at all levels in the workplace.

Qualifications

Skills

Preferred

• Administrative Tasks: Intermediate

• Experience with population: Intermediate

• Computer Software Skills: Intermediate

• Supervisory skills: Intermediate

• Communication Skills: Intermediate

• Clinical Skills: Advanced

Education

Required

• MA or better in Rehabilitation

• MA or better in MH Counseling

• MA or better in Social Work

Licenses & Certifications

Preferred

• RN

• LMFT

• Licensed Rehab Counselor

• Lic Alcohol/Dep Coun 1

• LMHC

• LICSW

• LCSW

Experience

Preferred

• 2 years: Working with adults with severe and persistent mental illnesses