Job Details

Title: Associate Clinical Director

Basic Function: Assist Chief Clinical Officer in all clinical functions while assisting in supervision of the clinical management of all programs. Leads and directs all outpatient services.

Reports To: Chief Clinical Officer Company Manager: Chief Clinical Officer

Hours: 40 hours a week with on-call

Salary: Base salary plus performance bonus Overtime: Not Allowed

Evaluations: Annual Evaluation

Education: Master's degree with Licensure in Human Services related field is preferred. Experience: A minimum of 5 years of experience in managing programs for treatment of

Substance Abuse Disorders.

Responsibilities:

1. Confer with Chief Clinical Officer in scheduling clinical services to meet the needs of all Cornerstone programs.

1. Supervise all Intensive Outpatient Program, Therapist team and Family Therapy Services, Continuing Care Program and Support Living Program to meet the needs of patients and facility.

1. Assist Chief Clinical Officer in supervision of all COR programs.

1. Confer with the Chief Clinical Officer for strategic planning for clinical services and submit annual budget proposal for all programs listed above.

1. Collaborate with Chief Clinical Officer to arrange and provide employee educational services to meet facility needs.

1. Assist Clinical Program Directors and Managers in staff development and supervision.

1. Assist in monitoring all treatment teams.

1. Assist in identifying and developing education for all COR employees that creates clinical excellence for programming.

1. Supervise Continuing Care Recovery Coaches and Recovery Monitoring to meet continuing care needs of discharged patients.

1. Confer with Director of Marketing to develop communication materials necessary to meet external communication goals.

1. Collaborate with admissions, AO and clinical programs to ensure excellent delivery of treatment planning and services.

1. Serve on assigned committees.

1. Participate in staff education programs as directed by Chief Clinical Officer.

1. Participate in Community Education and Professional Education programs as required by Chief Clinical Officer.

1. Provide direct patient care when necessary to ensure that client needs are being met in each program.

1. Submit KPI reports as required by the Chief Clinical Officer or to comply with committee assignments.

1. Participate in approved outreach activities that further Cornerstone's mission and vision.

1. Ensures that programs services are provided within budgetary guidelines.

1. Monitor and maintain adherence to regulations as defined by COR policy the Joint Commission and Tennessee State Licensure
2. Other duties that may be assigned from time to time by the Chief Clinical Officer to meet the needs of the organization.

Skills: Candidates must possess above average skills in verbal and written communication, employee supervision skills, experience with Quality Improvement programs, ability to contribute to and follow a strategic plan, ability to formulate and follow a budget, and a demonstrated ability to lead individuals in a team effort.