Assistant Program Director Overview • The Assistant Program Director oversees the operations of the Article 31 clinic program at the assigned location. • Provides direct social work services, including crisis intervention, individual, family, and group counseling. • Collaborates with interdisciplinary teams to complete psychosocial evaluations and treatment/shared care plans. • Assists in implementing OMH and other regulatory guidelines to ensure compliance. • Participates in quality assurance and continuous quality improvement activities. • Provides clinical supervision for staff and students, ensuring professional growth and development. • Analyzes and evaluates performance metrics to enhance team effectiveness. • Oversees orientation and training programs for new staff members. Assistant Program Director Key Responsibilities & Duties • Manage daily operations of the Article 31 clinic program, ensuring adherence to standards. • Provide advanced clinical supervision to interns and staff, fostering professional development. • Conduct crisis interventions, individual, family, and group counseling sessions. • Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to develop comprehensive care plans. • Ensure compliance with OMH and other regulatory guidelines through effective implementation. • Participate in quality assurance and continuous improvement initiatives. • Evaluate staff performance, providing constructive feedback and conducting annual reviews. • Coordinate orientation and training programs for new hires to ensure smooth onboarding. Assistant Program Director Job Requirements • Master’s degree in social work or a related field is required. • NYS licensure as LCSW or LCSW-R is mandatory. • Proficiency in MS Word, Excel, and PowerPoint is essential. • Strong organizational, interpersonal, oral, and written communication skills. • Ability to analyze and interpret data from multiple sources effectively. • Supervisory experience in healthcare settings, preferably in multi-site ambulatory care. • Bilingual fluency in Spanish is preferred but not required.