Clinical Supervisor - Child Welfare Clinical Services

Brightpoint invites you to join our team of mission-driven staff who share a common vision: an equitable world where all children and families thrive in strong communities. As a leader in the human services sector for 140 years, we aim to advance the well-being of children by investing in families and strengthening communities through data-informed, collaborative, and preventative solutions.

The Clinical Supervisor oversees authorization of and manages services delivered by internal clinical service providers. Supports the clinical development of child welfare program staff and caregivers. Ensures ongoing referral sources and maintains working relationships with internal and external child welfare stakeholders.

Core Responsibilities and Essential Job Functions:

• Responsible for the development and implementation of program plans, ensuring on-going compliance with all licensing regulations, funding performance requirements, billing and contract requirements, and accreditation standards. • Ensures timely assignment and coordination of appropriate level and type of evidence based clinical services provided by clinical service providers, proactively addressing concerns with all internal and external parties to support service delivery, and the well-being, safety, and achievement of permanency goals for child welfare service clients. • Supervises assigned clinical and support staff and performance of their duties on a regular basis, including implementing the agency's personnel policies and practices for staff within control unit. This includes hiring, appraisals, leaves, promotions, salary changes, terminations, documentation of all personnel actions. • Supervises and evaluates assigned staff and the performance of their duties on a regular basis. • May provide oversight of psychiatric subcontracted services. • Provides clinical supervision to agency staff seeking clinical licensure (which may include staff outside control unit) in individual or group setting. • Writes and maintains complete documentation of clinical supervision for each case in paper and/or digital form and meets all program record-keeping requirements. • May maintain a caseload of child welfare clinical services clients, providing comprehensive case management and a range of therapeutic services, for up to 10 program participants and their families. • Ensures timely, accurate and compliant completion of clinical reports, funder and program reports, and data entry that meets internal and external monitoring, funding, and accreditation requirements. • Meets all Medicaid billing requirements for services provided. • Provides clinical insight/matching of Specialized Foster Care youth with potential Foster Caregivers. • May provide specialized training and support to Foster Caregivers. • Provides individual and team case consultation. • Responsible for monitoring and implementing the program's continuous quality improvement process, including reporting and tracking outcome measures and monthly statistics, ensuring documentation compliance, and providing accurate and timely reporting for external monitoring entities, including but not limited to the Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS). • Develops methods to enhance the quality of services and improve the ability of the programs to identify and address specific individual training and consultation needs. • Works collaboratively across departments, including Clinical and Licensing services, to ensure service delivery and meet funding and contract requirements. • May participate in clinical staffing and treatment team meetings with DCFS and other service providers as necessary. • May provide mental health consultation to other Brightpoint staff members, as well as other agencies, systems, and community providers to coordinate services, make recommendations, and meet the needs of the participant(s). • May engage in community outreach activities, attend community events, and/or facilitate community collaboration meetings. • May respond to crisis calls and provide clinical management of the crises. • Reports any suspected abuse or neglect to the Department of Children and Family Services per the Abused and Neglected Child Reporting Act. • Adheres to funding and regulatory guidelines including preparation and participation in site visits as requested. • May facilitate clinical trainings for internal and external partners. • May supervise an intern. • May transport program participants(s) as needed for program activities. • Participates in clinical supervision on a regular basis.