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Clinical Director
Anasazi Foundation. Lead and oversee clinical services for ANASAZI Foundation’s Outdoor Behavioral Health Care Program .
Core Competencies
Role fitCore Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in clinical supervision, treatment planning, and behavioral health assessment while ensuring compliance with regulatory standards and maintaining professional ethics. Capable of leading interdisciplinary teams and providing trauma-informed care in outdoor behavioral health settings.
Highest-signal resume keywords
Master’s Degree In Behavioral HealthCurrent Arizona Professional LicenseClinical Supervision And LeadershipBehavioral Health Assessment And Treatment PlanningCrisis Intervention And Client Safety
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Hard Skills
Clinical DocumentationRisk AssessmentPsychotherapyQuality ImprovementFamily-Centered Behavioral Health ServicesTrauma-Informed CareMandatory ReportingCrisis SupportTreatment PlanningClinical Policy Development
Soft Skills
Interdisciplinary CommunicationStaff Training And Competency OversightClient Rights And Confidentiality
Certifications & Qualifications
Arizona Fingerprint Clearance CardOther Required Certifications
Industry Keywords
ANASAZI PhilosophyBehavioral HealthClinical ServicesRisk ManagementAccreditation ActivitiesClient Safety ConcernsField OperationsOutdoor Behavioral Health CareProfessional EthicsRegulatory Compliance
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Lead and oversee clinical services for ANASAZI Foundation’s Outdoor Behavioral Health Care Program
- Direct treatment planning, clinical documentation, risk management, and continuity of care
- Maintain an appropriate clinical caseload and provide assessment, psychotherapy, crisis support, and other services within professional scope
- Conduct or oversee clinical assessments and participate in regular field visits
- Oversee individualized treatment plans, clinical interventions, discharge planning, and aftercare recommendations
- Ensure appropriate family involvement and coordinate family coaching, education, and support services
- Supervise, orient, train, and evaluate assigned clinical personnel
- Coordinate and oversee contracted clinical providers
- Provide clinical consultation and collaborate with Nursing, Field Operations, Admissions, Alumni Services, leadership, families, and outside providers
- Monitor clinical records, significant incidents, client-safety concerns, and clinical quality indicators
- Participate in quality improvement, risk management, internal audits, accreditation activities, and clinical policy development
- Maintain professional ethics, confidentiality, client rights, appropriate boundaries, and mandatory-reporting practices
- Communicate significant clinical, behavioral, safety, or regulatory concerns to leadership and personnel
- Perform primarily office-based clinical and administrative work with regular travel to outdoor field locations
- Respond appropriately to client or program emergencies in remote outdoor environments
Requirements
What you’ll need- Master’s degree or higher in social work, counseling, psychology, marriage and family therapy, or another behavioral health discipline qualifying the individual for the required professional licensure
- Professional behavioral health and clinical experience required
- Current, unrestricted Arizona professional license in good standing as an independently licensed Behavioral Health Professional authorized to provide and supervise assigned clinical services
- Arizona Fingerprint Clearance Card as required by applicable law and ANASAZI policy
- Valid driver’s license and satisfactory driving eligibility when assigned program or field travel
- Other certifications or credentials required for assigned clinical responsibilities
- Behavioral health assessment, treatment planning, and psychotherapy
- Clinical supervision and leadership
- Clinical documentation and regulatory compliance
- Risk assessment, crisis intervention, and client safety
- Adolescent and family-centered behavioral health services
- Trauma-informed care
- Professional ethics, boundaries, client rights, confidentiality, and mandatory reporting
- Quality improvement and risk management
- Staff training and competency oversight
- Interdisciplinary communication and coordination
- Ability to distinguish clinical treatment from non-clinical coaching, education, and support
- Knowledge of ANASAZI philosophy, programs, and treatment approach
- Ability to perform essential functions with or without reasonable accommodation
- Compliance with applicable federal and Arizona laws and regulations, AZDHS requirements, Joint Commission standards, HIPAA, confidentiality, client rights, mandatory reporting, and ANASAZI policies
- Evening, weekend, emergency, or on-call availability may be required based on client and program needs
Benefits
Comp & perks- Reasonable accommodation for qualified individuals
- Professional development, training, and competency oversight implied through required staff training and competency activities