Infant Mental Health / Home-based Clinical Supervisor (37341)

The Infant Mental Health (IMH)/Home-Based Supervisor is responsible for overseeing the delivery of high-quality, family-centered, and trauma-informed home-based services to infants, toddlers, and their families. This role involves supervising a team of IMH specialists and home-based therapists, ensuring compliance with best practices and regulatory standards, and providing reflective supervision and support to promote professional growth and effective service delivery.

Essential Functions:

• Ability to provide reflective supervision, coaching, and support to a team of IMH specialists and home-based therapists to enhance clinical skills, professional development, and reflective practice.
• Must demonstrate the ability to assess, formulate and implement initial and ongoing assessments of the child's developmental, emotional, and social needs.
• Operate a computer, navigate software programs and technologies to access client information and document (ACC specific and County required EMR platforms, virtual platforms).
• Good written, verbal and interpersonal communication skills during client interactions. Capable of critical thinking and situational awareness.
• Valid driver’s license, reliable transportation, and willingness to travel to clients' homes.

Duties & Responsibilities:

• Oversee the implementation of home-based services, ensuring that interventions are developmentally appropriate, culturally sensitive, and aligned with IMH principles.

• Collaborate with the Program Director to evaluate and enhance program effectiveness, develop policies, and implement new initiatives to meet the needs of families.
• Ensure compliance with all applicable regulations, accreditation standards, and funding requirements, including maintaining accurate and timely documentation.
• Provide direct clinical services to families as needed, including assessment, intervention, and crisis response, to support positive parent-child relationships and emotional well-being.
• Offer guidance and consultation to staff on complex cases, including the development of individualized service plans and the use of evidence-based interventions.
• Build and maintain collaborative relationships with community partners, including healthcare providers, early childhood programs, and social services, to support comprehensive care for families.
• Carry caseload of clients respective to behavioral health standard guidelines.
• Perform any other assigned duties or tasks as deemed necessary by the director.