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The Help Group · 3 months ago

Clinical Program Coordinator

Los Angeles, CA, US

Full-time

Onsite

Mid, Senior Level

$78K/yr - $82K/yr

2+ years exp

The Help Group is one of the largest nonprofits in the U.S. dedicated to supporting individuals and families affected by various challenges. The Clinical Program Coordinator will assist in program coordination, administrative oversight, and provide clinical supervision while managing referrals and case assignments.

ChildrenHealth CareMental HealthNon Profit

Responsibilities

Assist Director in providing program coordination and administrative oversight including staff training, report writing, and supervision of paraprofessional staff and clinical supervision of professional staff

Manage referrals and case assignments and serve as liaison with referring parties, including DCFS

Provide 24 hour availability and crisis intervention on an as-needed basis

Provide case coverage and conduct therapeutic groups, if/when needed

Work closely with Director to ensure documentation requirements for agency and funders are met. Approve and maintain program funds for client needs

Participate in supervisor’s meeting, staff meetings, agency-wide meetings, and in-service trainings, as well as outside agency meetings with community liaisons, including DCFS-referring offices, as assigned

Provide networking, marketing and outreach services in the surrounding communities to develop and foster community partnerships

Assume role of Program Director in his/her absence

Arrange work schedule of required hours to the benefit of the PFF program and clients with the approval of the Program Director

Qualification

Master’s DegreeLicensed in mental healthClinical supervisionClinical skillsFamily-centered servicesSupervisory skillsValid California driver’s licenseCommunication skillsOrganizational skillsLeadership skills

Required

Master's Degree and licensed post 2 years in the mental health field of psychology, social work, marriage and family counseling with the ability to provide clinical supervision

Strong clinical skills with proven experience working with high needs children and families

Familiarity with principles of family-centered, strengths-based services

Strong communication, computer, organizational, leadership and supervisory skills

Must have valid California drivers' license, car and insurance