Since 2007, Camp Harbor View has touched the lives of more than 8,150 Boston teens and their families. From our free summer camp, to year-round leadership development programs, to holistic family services including guaranteed income, college scholarships, food access, and clinical support. We’re committed to showing up for the whole family, centering the voices of the people with whom we partner, and continuing to use data and outcomes to refine our programs.
About Us:
Camp Harbor View changes lives and transforms Boston’s communities by exposing underserved youth to the possibilities of a future they may have never envisioned. We provide unique experiences that let kids be kids, build confidence, unlock creativity, broaden horizons, and foster skills for successful lives. Our exceptional summer day camp and year-long programming, featuring a leadership academy for teens, helps kids envision new pathways to success by providing life-shaping experiences at a critical time in their lives. The framework of Camp Harbor View’s summer program puts fun first with programs in boating, arts, athletics, music, aquatics, education, and leadership development. The year-long leadership academy for teens is grounded in developing critical life skills and pathways to post-secondary success. Camp Harbor View models and instils the core values of fun, respect, responsibility, character, courage, and community. The structure of both personal and group challenges creates profound connections with peers, leadership qualities, and liberates the potential of the young people that Camp Harbor View serves.
Title/Position: Clinical Director
Reports to: Deputy Director
Location: Camp Harbor View, Boston MA, Full-Time, In-Person
Objectives:
This is an exciting position for an entrepreneurial and team-oriented clinical social worker looking for an exciting challenge. The Clinical Director is responsible for the development and implementation of clinical support services for the diverse population of young people enrolled in Camp Harbor View’s Leadership Academy programs, with a specific focus on serving young people participating in the Leader in Training Program and 9th Grade RISE programs (grades 9-12). In this role, you will be responsible for the design and implementation of clinical interventions for these programs, as well as the design and implementation of the accompanying systems of tracking and documentation. The Clinical Director is a key member of the program team, managing clinical staff and ensuring a high-quality clinical program.
*Camp Harbor View operates independently and does not require insurance information from clients
Responsibilities:
- Devise strategies and plans for the clinical department according to company standards for excellent service and scalable growth
- Assess, diagnose, and provide evidence-based clinical services to a caseload of Ten (10) clients
- Provide supervision to two clinical social workers covering clinical workflow and documentation associated with but not limited to (a) onboarding and terminating clients, (b) assessment and diagnosis, (c) initial and follow-up treatment plans, (d) crisis/high risk intervention
- Provide best practice interventions and evidence-based treatment modalities as well as ensuring that assigned supervisees are providing treatment interventions that are sensitive to culture, age, gender, class, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation and other personal identification factors
- Ensure your supervisees are meeting Key Performance Indicators by tracking supervisees’ caseloads, reviewing clinical documentation and performance goals
- Plan and oversee all client care and administrative operations for programs
- Enhance systems for client goals, ensuring proper reporting to senior leadership on program goals and goals to actuals
- Collaborate with Human Resources to ensure department is staffed with qualified personnel
- Assign cases and create schedules for all employees
- Coordinate and supervise staff providing coaching and development including annual performance reviews
- Provide supervisees with clinical training and opportunities for continuous development
- Monitor compliance to legal guidelines, internal policies and quality standards
Qualifications:
- LICSW required
- At least 3 years of direct experience managing clinical program
- Experience working in an after-school setting serving young people grades 8-12
- Demonstrated clinical skills and approach in strength-based environment working with clients
- Strong understanding of individuals served, staff, and constituents from diverse backgrounds
- Experience building community partnerships, and a strong understanding of the social service system, issues, trends, and resources
- Ability to work in a team-based environment and independently
- Ability to set priorities, and manage multiple tasks to deadline
- Flexibility to work camp and after-school hours, especially as seasons and service needs change
- Entrepreneurial, creative, energetic, detail-oriented, organized, authentic and passionate about young people’s growth and development
Salary range from $85,000 - $100,000 Anually
Please send resume and cover letter to:
Danielle Halderman, Director of Human Resources