An Adult Rehabilitative Mental Health Services (ARMHS) Administrator

An Adult Rehabilitative Mental Health Services (ARMHS) Administrator Cultural Homes, Inc. Minneapolis, MN Job Details Full-time 8 hours ago Qualifications Collaborate with healthcare professionals Clinical program budget management Staff supervision Establishing local partnerships in a community engagement role Program management Treatment plan implementation Healthcare industry recruitment Healthcare staff management Clinical compliance checks Healthcare resource management Managing teams of therapists Clinical program policy development Team supervision Social service program staff supervision Local agency collaboration Mid-level Clinical staff training Overseeing care coordination Practicing as a therapist supervisor Conducting training sessions as a therapist or counselor supervisor Clinical staff mentoring Clinical program monitoring Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) Budget account management (social services) Clinical staff recruitment Clinical documentation Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) billing regulations Medicaid regulations Medicaid Social service program compliance monitoring

Full Job Description Key Responsibilities Clinical Oversight & Supervision:

Ensure staff implement Individual Treatment Plans (ITPs), functional assessments, and skill-building interventions accurately according to Medicaid and state regulatory standards.

Regulatory Compliance:

Maintain strict adherence to state Department of Human Services (DHS) statutes (e.g., Minnesota

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Guidelines) and ensure all billing and clinical documentation meet payer requirements.

Program Administration:

Develop program objectives, policies, and workloads. Oversee budgets, billing, and resource allocation to ensure cost-effective delivery of care.

Staff Management:

Recruit, train, and evaluate mental health professionals and practitioners. Facilitate regular clinical supervision and team meetings.

Community Collaboration:

Coordinate care and build partnerships with county case managers, primary care providers, psychiatrists, and housing authorities.