Veracity Software Inc
Overview
Clinical Director (ABA) position located in Livonia, Michigan. Directly manages all operational and clinical activity related to the assigned facility or territory. Flexible work arrangement: four days onsite and one remote day per week.
Responsibilities
Directly manages all operational and clinical activity related to the assigned facility or territory.
Supervise, develop, and train all clinical staff, including the Assistant Clinical Director, supervising BCBA(s), BCaBA(s), Behavior Consultants, and Behavior Technicians, in day-to-day operational activities and monitor performance.
Supervise all case management of clinical cases within the designated facility or territory, including client supervision, staff support, and parent trainings.
Assist clients and staff through challenging situations (e.g., parent concerns, client concerns, interpersonal concerns) in collaboration with other administrative teams as appropriate.
Maintain clinical requirements for client supervision and manage caseload/assigned billable hours per insurance company guidelines and Gateway policies and procedures.
Assist, coordinate, and direct ongoing staff training as necessary.
Conduct initial and ongoing client assessments and design and maintain high-quality treatment programs aligned with Gateway policies/procedures and organizational mission.
Coordinate with Administrative staff to ensure Gateway's best business practices are met at all times.
Coordinate initial assessments by the Assistant Clinical Director, Supervising BCBA(s), BCBA(s), BCaBA(s), and Behavior Consultants as appropriate.
Coordinate clinical coverage for each facility/territory and update as needed for clinician call outs, PTO, etc.
Coordinate with other teams to maintain a safe and productive workplace throughout the week.
Engage in ongoing collaboration with Regional Clinical Director to meet the needs of the facility/territory.
Monitor client progress within the territory, including review of treatment plans, monthly utilization, and supervision/parent training as applicable.
Maintain client privacy in accordance with HIPAA regulations and Gateway policies and procedures.
Prepare and administer staff performance evaluations in collaboration with Human Resources and the Regional Clinical Director.
Plan independent caseload assignments for the facility/territory to ensure appropriate caseloads for the clinical leadership team, collaborating with the Regional Clinical Director as needed.
Maintain a flexible schedule to support the clinical team and changing needs of the facility/territory.
Qualifications
Active BCBA certification and LBA licensure.
Open and flexible availability.
At least 3 years of experience within the ABA field or with children with developmental disabilities.
Excellent interpersonal, communication, and organizational skills.
Strong analytical skills and the ability to exercise sound judgment.
Proven leadership, organization, and management abilities.
Effective communication and interpersonal skills with staff and clients.
Problem-solving skills for resolving administrative issues and conflicts.
Ability to delegate and supervise tasks as required.
Understanding of budgeting and resources planning, along with evaluation procedures and methods.
Location and Schedule Livonia, Michigan, United States. Flexible work from home days (4 onsite / 1 remote).
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Responsibilities
Directly manages all operational and clinical activity related to the assigned facility or territory.
Supervise, develop, and train all clinical staff, including the Assistant Clinical Director, supervising BCBA(s), BCaBA(s), Behavior Consultants, and Behavior Technicians, in day-to-day operational activities and monitor performance.
Supervise all case management of clinical cases within the designated facility or territory, including client supervision, staff support, and parent trainings.
Assist clients and staff through challenging situations (e.g., parent concerns, client concerns, interpersonal concerns) in collaboration with other administrative teams as appropriate.
Maintain clinical requirements for client supervision and manage caseload/assigned billable hours per insurance company guidelines and Gateway policies and procedures.
Assist, coordinate, and direct ongoing staff training as necessary.
Conduct initial and ongoing client assessments and design and maintain high-quality treatment programs aligned with Gateway policies/procedures and organizational mission.
Coordinate with Administrative staff to ensure Gateway's best business practices are met at all times.
Coordinate initial assessments by the Assistant Clinical Director, Supervising BCBA(s), BCBA(s), BCaBA(s), and Behavior Consultants as appropriate.
Coordinate clinical coverage for each facility/territory and update as needed for clinician call outs, PTO, etc.
Coordinate with other teams to maintain a safe and productive workplace throughout the week.
Engage in ongoing collaboration with Regional Clinical Director to meet the needs of the facility/territory.
Monitor client progress within the territory, including review of treatment plans, monthly utilization, and supervision/parent training as applicable.
Maintain client privacy in accordance with HIPAA regulations and Gateway policies and procedures.
Prepare and administer staff performance evaluations in collaboration with Human Resources and the Regional Clinical Director.
Plan independent caseload assignments for the facility/territory to ensure appropriate caseloads for the clinical leadership team, collaborating with the Regional Clinical Director as needed.
Maintain a flexible schedule to support the clinical team and changing needs of the facility/territory.
Qualifications
Active BCBA certification and LBA licensure.
Open and flexible availability.
At least 3 years of experience within the ABA field or with children with developmental disabilities.
Excellent interpersonal, communication, and organizational skills.
Strong analytical skills and the ability to exercise sound judgment.
Proven leadership, organization, and management abilities.
Effective communication and interpersonal skills with staff and clients.
Problem-solving skills for resolving administrative issues and conflicts.
Ability to delegate and supervise tasks as required.
Understanding of budgeting and resources planning, along with evaluation procedures and methods.
Location and Schedule Livonia, Michigan, United States. Flexible work from home days (4 onsite / 1 remote).
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