What are the responsibilities and job description for the Director of Adult Services position at Monadnock Family Services?
Description
Monadnock Family Services (MFS) is seeking a Director of Adult Services who will be responsible for the co-leadership and -management of the Adult Services programs for the agency consistent with the organization’s mission and resources and in compliance with appropriate laws, rules, regulations and accreditation requirements in collaboration with the lead psychiatric care provider, when applicable. Current programs and services for which the Director of Adult Services provides programmatic and operational oversight include adult and older adult outpatient therapy and case management, InSHAPE, Supported Employment, Restorative Partial Hospitalization program, and the Lodge. The Director of the Adult Services program will also have shared oversight of the Adult Clinical Internship Program.
The Director serves as member of the Monadnock Family Services (MFS) Senior Management Team, and represents Adult Services to the Division of Behavioral Health and the surrounding community. The Director of Adult Services will prioritize initiatives that promote timely access to care for community residents who need and are eligible to receive behavioral healthcare from MFS, in accordance with their individual needs and in compliance with State regulations and agency policies. The Director will identify and develop behavioral health services consistent with community or funder needs and the MFS Strategic Plan. S/he will supervise and monitor performance outcomes of Adult Services and assist in the development of annual budgets in collaboration with MFS’s Executive Team.
Requirements
- Licensed as an independent clinical practitioner in the state of New Hampshire
- Master’s Degree in a clinical behavioral healthcare field
- At least five years post masters experience and at least three years post license experience
- Demonstrated progressive administrative and direct clinical experience serving adults through a range of behavioral health outpatient services
- Supervision, program development, and organizational and leadership skills
- Demonstrated ability to work collaboratively with community groups and organizations
- Demonstrated commitment to community behavioral health