Clinical Director
- Full-Time
- Tysons, VA
- Positive Development
- Posted 3 years ago – Accepting applications
Organization: At Positive Development, our mission is to help children on the spectrum build more natural, meaningful connections with their families and communities as they achieve greater growth, independence, and joy.
Position: The Lead Director is a key member of the therapeutic team at Positive Development. The clinician will work in collaboration with other clinical team members, in order to provide a true developmental and interdisciplinary approach of excellence to children and their families. Developmental intervention continually assesses the client's unique individual sensory-motor profile needs, challenges, strengths, and moment to moment fluctuations in functional-emotional developmental levels to keep the clients engaged in appropriately challenging interactions.
Clinical Responsibilities:
- New client intake
- Review any previous assessments/IEPs provided by the family to understand the child’s current needs.
- Conduct initial developmental assessments for each child such as the SEGC, Vineland, PSI, CARS-2.
- Identify and document appropriate developmental goals based upon the assessments and parental input.
- Work with the assigned OT and SLPs to develop a comprehensive treatment plan for the child and family.
- Provide ongoing direct MH family services to children with ASD and his parents utilizing a developmental approach to work towards each child’s goals and to strengthen developmental foundations.
- Monitor each child’s progress on an ongoing basis. Record session notes in the child’s Electronic Health Record and communicate progress to other members of the team, including the parents.
- Supervise Developmental Client Coaches (para-professionals) who are assigned to your client’s team.
- Participate in bi-monthly team meetings and ongoing supervision.
- Communicate regularly with the child’s parents and the rest of the clinical team.
Other responsibilities:
- Mentor new Positive Development therapists in their training, including case reviews, and reflective coaching.
Benefits/Perks:
- 401k
- Health insurance
- Flexible PTO
- Paid Sick Leave
- Paid Parental Leave
Educational Requirements:
- Clinical licensure in the state of Missouri
- Master’s degree in related fields:
- LPC
- LCSW
- MFT
- Psychologist
Qualifications:
- 1 to 2 years of experience managing caseloads in a related field
- Experience providing community based individualized support and services to families
- Experience working with clients with different sensory, cognitive profiles, and cultural backgrounds
- Responsive, responsible, and reliable
- A genuine natural, robust, and playful disposition
- Must have reliable transportation
Job Type: Full-time