The Clinical Team Manager, LCSW position is in the Addiction Center Treatment Program at Naukeag. Naukeag is a 2-week residential treatment program in the Division of Alcohol, Drugs, and Addiction. The LICSW functions as a member of the patient team in collaboration with psychiatry, nursing, and additional team members. The LCSW is accountable/responsible for the day-to-day treatment, management, disposition, and aftercare plan for their assigned patients. The Clinical Team Manager position requires flexibility, excellent interpersonal skills, and the ability to function with minimal supervision. Clinical Team Manager positions may also require being on call to the program.
RESPONSIBILITIES AND STANDARDS OF PERFORMANCE
CLINICAL RESPONSIBILITIES
1. Provide ongoing assessment and formulation of the patient's needs to update the patient's plan of care.
Responsible for the timely completion of Treatment Plan and other medical record documents that will satisfy
clinical, regulatory, and payor requirements. Provide clinical services to patients as appropriate, according to the age and acuity of the patient. Provide clinical services to family members, as indicated. Provide both individual and group-based treatment modalities. Weight 30%
2. Coordinate the delivery of services by the patient's multidisciplinary treatment team, including those who are
external to the McLean program. Weight 10%
3. Act as primary liaison with family and significant others, referrers, community agencies, and professionals to
develop a timely and comprehensive discharge plan that includes access to services for patients and, where
appropriate, family members. Weight 20%
ADMINISTRATIVE FUNCTIONS
4. Collaborate with the hospital-based Utilization Management department and external managed care reviewers to
manage the patient's care in a clinically and fiscally sound manner. Weight 10%
5. Ensure the timely completion of all documentation and other required paperwork needed to facilitate patient
care and billing (e.g., treatment plans, attachment notes, progress notes, signed releases, detach summaries,
encounter forms, etc.). Weight 20%
OTHER RESPONSIBILITIES
6. Demonstrate a commitment to his/her professional growth and competency to enhance patient care and
job performance. Weight 5%
7. Contribute to the efficient operation of the program, the hospital, and, where appropriate,
his/her clinical department through teamwork, cooperation, and participation in problem-solving activities. Weight 5%
Education: Social Work: MSW
License: LICSW in the state of MA (or equivalent independent licensure in Social Work in the state in which services are being provided. LCSW will be considered depending on prior experience.
Skills:
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- Broad range of clinical skills including psychiatric assessment, capacity to formulate a case and develop a therapeutic alliance, and plan treatment and aftercare.
- Crisis stabilization.
- Family support and intervention.
- Clinical privileges or eligibility for privileges in his/her discipline in individual, family and couples' treatment.
- Familiarity with the discharge planning process as well as community resources, public service delivery systems
- and consumer entitlement programs.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
- Ability to work collaboratively within a rapidly changing system of care.
- Familiarity with computerized clinical databases.
- Capacity to function independently in clinical decision-making.
• A minimum of two years post degree experience or equivalent in an inpatient, partial, or outpatient setting.
• Experience in providing a range of clinical services including assessment, treatment and discharge planning.
• Experience in a managed care environment and the capacity to work collaboratively with managed care
organizations.
• Experience working collaboratively with multidisciplinary staff both within the Hospital and the community at
large.
Qualifications
Education: Social Work: MSW
License: LCSW in the state of MA (or equivalent independent licensure in Social Work in the state in which services are being provided.
Skills:
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- Broad range of clinical skills including psychiatric assessment, capacity to formulate a case and develop a therapeutic alliance, and plan treatment and aftercare.
- Crisis stabilization.
- Family support and intervention.
- Clinical privileges or eligibility for privileges in his/her discipline in individual, family and couples' treatment.
- Familiarity with the discharge planning process as well as community resources, public service delivery systems
- and consumer entitlement programs.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
- Ability to work collaboratively within a rapidly changing system of care.
- Familiarity with computerized clinical databases.
- Capacity to function independently in clinical decision-making.
Experience.
• Preferred 1-2 years of experience in an inpatient, partial, or outpatient setting.
• Experience in providing a range of clinical services, including assessment, treatment, and discharge planning.
• Experience in a managed care environment and the capacity to work collaboratively with managed care
organizations.
• Experience working collaboratively with multidisciplinary staff within the Hospital and the community.
EEO Statement
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qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religious creed, national origin,
ex, age, gender identity, disability, sexual orientation, military service, genetic information, and/or other status protected
under law. We will ensure that all individuals with a disability are provided a reasonable accommodation to participate in
the job application or interview process, to perform essential job functions, and to receive other benefits and privileges of
employment.