Clinical Program Manager

The Clinical Program Manager will provide supervision and operational oversight for Community Counseling Center (CCC) programs and services. The CPM must be comfortable supervising counseling and Administrative personnel and implementing procedures and practices in program delivery that meet ethical standards and are aligned with the agency mission. The CPM will report to the Executive Director and Clinical Committee Chairperson. The headquarters and clinic located downtown San Luis Obispo will be the primary workspace for the CPM. Minimal travel is required to community-based satellite offices and K-12 sites throughout the county.

Responsibilities include:

• Provide individual and group clinical supervision to associate/intern and practicum level therapists to maintain program standards and quality.

• Coordinate and monitor licensed and pre-licensed counselor case loads, flow of intakes/ assessments, and clinical volunteer utilization, so that clients are seen in a timely manner and appropriately matched to counselor skill levels.

• Ensure adherence to clinical standards, quality standards and agency mission

• Support Clinical Committee Chair and take responsibility for the creation of meeting agendas, policy procedure, in-service training, and continuing education opportunities sponsored by the agency.

• Coordinate with the Clinical Committee to review and update policies and procedures as necessary.

• Serve as advice and counsel on clinical standards and agency procedures to the Executive Director, CCC staff and clinical supervisors.

• Assist the Executive Director and Clinical Committee in volunteer screening, selection and placement.

• Serve as training and workshop coordinator. Identify needs, plan and schedule as appropriate:

• Orientation and training for new pre-licensed and licensed applicants

• In-service training workshops for CCC volunteer counselors

• CEU workshops for clinical professionals in the community

• Assist Administrative staff and Executive Director with program data required for monthly reports and grant applications, including outcomes measures and surveys.

• Coordinate counseling services between partner agencies to ensure most appropriate client services.

Required:

• Current clinical license PhD, LMFT, LCSW, or LPCC experience for at least 5 years

• Certification to supervise PhD, AMFT, and/or ASW pre-licensed therapists and recent supervisory experience

• Clinical program management experience, minimum 2 years.

• Professional liability insurance.