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Assistant Program Director - Community Services

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mountainonePittsfield (MA)

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About the role

Weekdays, 1st shift!
Essential Job Functions: Adheres to all applicable state and federal regulations; ensures compliance with the organization's policies and procedures, code of conduct, and all applicable regulatory requirements. Provides direct supervision to site leaders, recovery facilitators and substance abuse counselors; provides indirect supervision to program coordinators and housing specialists. Collaborates with Department of Mental Health (DMH), care coordination entities, hospitals, penal institutions, and families for treatment planning and coordination of care. Completes all relevant documentation as directed by DMH and agency including screenings upon admission, comprehensive assessments, and development of treatment plans including risk assessments. Facilitates trainings and staff meetings when indicated. Oversees any licensing corrective actions and assures all sites meet DMH regulations, including medication administration program (MAP) compliance. Performs additional duties, as directed by management. Qualifications, Experience, and Education Master's degree in license eligible field. Independent license preferred (LCSW, if waiver approved) 5 years' residential/community mental health experience (or experience with similar population preferred). Basic knowledge of community resources. Strong oral and written communication skills. Basic computer skills.

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