Director Of Mental Health & Clinical Services
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OHI Inc
Bangor, ME (In Person)
Full-Time
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OHI is looking to hire, Director of Mental Health and Clinical Services If you meet the required qualifications, please apply today.
QUALIFICATIONS
The Director of Mental Health and Clinical Services (Director) shall have a master's degree in a human service-related field and be currently licensed as an LCSW, LCPC or Psychologist. Licensure as an Alcohol and Drug Counselor and a Certified Clinical Supervisor is desired. The Director must have at least eight years' combined experience in mental health and clinical services; at least four years' experience providing clinical supervision; and six years' experience in administrative supervision and leadership. The Director shall have experience in fiscal management; budgeting and applying funding, licensing, and accreditation regulations. The Director shall be technologically proficient; have public speaking abilities; and fluent in grammar, spelling, punctuation and writing abilities. The Director shall have excellent communication, time management, and organizational skills. The Director shall have knowledge of physical plant maintenance, ADA requirements, and zoning. The Director shall be medically cleared and fit tested for an N95 respirator and shall maintain required vaccinations and immunizations. The Director shall be an approved driver forOHI. OVERVIEW OF DUTIES
The Director shall be responsible for overseeing the supports provided to adults with disabilities within the Mental Health and Clinical Services Department who need assistance to lead self-directed lives and contribute to their communities. The Director shall understand that people requiring support who have one disability, such as mental illness, can also have another disability, such as a substance use disorder, cognitive disability, or a medical condition. The Director shall approach service provision from a trauma-informed perspective. The Director shall ensure all staff working in OHI's Mental Health Services understand the impact trauma can play in the development of coping mechanisms and take this history into account while providing support. The Director shall understand the value of employment and/or volunteerism to those supported by OHI and shall work with the Team Coordinator to ensure employment/volunteerism is addressed in the assessment and treatment planning process. All OHI policy guidelines shall be followed. The OHI policies will be provided upon acceptance, please see below for our Tobacco & Nicotine Free policy brief summary. • OHI shall provide a recovery-oriented environment within all mental health services that promotes physical health and wellbeing. The use of tobacco and other nicotine products, including electronic cigarettes, are prohibited on OHI controlled properties by both employees and individuals supported unless prescribed as part of a cessation treatment program. In order to support those in tobacco/nicotine recovery select residential treatment locations have been designated as tobacco/nicotine free zones. Those residing in a tobacco/nicotine free zone must commit to abstain from tobacco/nicotine use at all times, even when outside the facility. Tobacco/nicotine products are not permitted on the grounds of a tobacco/nicotine free zone. 1. As health care service providers OHI expects employees to role model health promoting behavior as part of the recovery environment. 2. Those employees who use tobacco/nicotine products are prohibited from their use while on work time or while on OHI controlled properties, unless such products are part of a prescribed cessation treatment program (i.e. Nicorette gum may be used while working if it is prescribed by a doctor or tobacco treatment specialist). 3. Employees working in locations designated as tobacco/nicotine free zone may not bring tobacco/nicotine products on the grounds of the facilities, unless such products are part of a prescribed cessation treatment program (i.e. Nicorette gum may be used while working if it is prescribed by a doctor or tobacco treatment specialist). Competitive Salary and Benefits Apply today utilizing our application link or reach out to ourHuman Resources Recruitment Manager Phone:
207-944-2131Email:
Ljenkins@ohimaine.orgSimilar jobs in Bangor, ME
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