WISe Program Manager
POSITION DESCRIPTION
Responsible for the clinical supervision and operations of the WISe Team(s).
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RESPONSIBILITIES
Supervision and Training:
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Responsible for the services provided by the WISe Team(s). Including supervision of WISe Coach.
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Oversees the utilization and implementation of WISe QIRT (Quality Improvement Review Tool) to ensure quality assurance
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Screen, interview and recommend for hire potential employees.
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Establish, orient and train new WISe Therapists to general as well as site specific criteria.
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Provide clinical supervision regarding client/family cases with focus on maintaining the provision of high-fidelity WISe services. Maintain documentation of supervision meetings.
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Provide feedback for Therapists during all phases of Wraparound, that is linked to specific skills and competencies within the principles and phases of Wraparound/WISe to further develop staff skills.
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Review data outcomes, fidelity assessments, and other forms of feedback to inform individual and group supervision.
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Oversee preparation for and participate in site reviews conducted by regulatory agencies, contractors, and accrediting bodies
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Develop and implement individual professional development plans for WISe staff. Evaluate the performance of WISe staff annually.
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Complete 85% of all performance appraisals on time.
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Continually adapt program implementation strategies using program evaluation data, including feedback from participants and partners.
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Assure staff complete all trainings required by contracts and accreditation in a timely fashion and consistent with contract expectations.
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WISe Team, Growth and Accountability:
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Coordinate with agency ARNP and psychiatrists, and facilitate case consultations as necessary.
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Utilize weekly and monthly census reports to inform supervision, program development and program expansion.
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Develops such procedures as are necessary to effectively meet the annual program performance and productivity goals.
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Responsible for program planning, development and service expansion in accordance with agency goals and objectives.
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Operates the program within budgetary limitations and in accordance with agency policies and procedures.
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Agency and Community Relations:
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Maintain appropriate personal and professional boundaries with clients, families, co-workers, and community resources.
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Participates in quality management and planning endeavors of the agency as appropriate.
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Establishes appropriate and effective working relationships with other programs and departments of the agency.
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Establishes effective and cooperative relationships with community resources as is necessary for the benefit of Ryther and its clients.
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Assist in developing and sustaining effective partnerships with all King County mental health agencies and with allied systems.
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Attend Community Resource Team (CRT) meetings on a monthly basis and attend bi-monthly coaches meeting with local WISe specialists.
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Documentation, Reporting and Regulatory Compliance:
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Assure timely and quality clinical documentation for program.
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90% of all other required documentation will be completed on time.
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Assures compliance with all licensing, accreditation and contract standards and requirements applicable to the Program.
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Participate in fidelity monitoring and program evaluation activities.
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Assures staff compliance with agency policy and procedures and contractual and accreditation requirements.
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Oversee preparation for and participate in site reviews conducted by regulatory agencies, contractors, and accrediting bodies.
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Create and ensure completion of any corrective action plans resulting from a program audit for the Wraparound Program.
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All corrective actions plans will be submitted within the specified time frames.
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Additional Responsibilities:
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Participate in rotating 24-hour crisis back up for WISe Program.
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Maintain an awareness of the program’s physical environment and report maintenance and facility safety concerns to appropriate personnel.
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Demonstrate a high degree of skill in communication and positive interaction with all Ryther employees, prospective employees, external agencies/companies and the community at large.
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Performs all other duties as assigned.
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ESSENTIAL JOB REQUIREMENTS
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Commitment to the Vision and Purpose of the agency.
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Acceptance of a variety of lifestyles, behaviors, cultural and spiritual practices.
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21 or more years of age.
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Master’s degree and licensure or associate licensure as a LISW, LICSW, LMHC, or LMFT.
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Minimum of five years experience working with children, youth and families with prior experience in delivery of wraparound services.
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Previous supervisory experience.
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Strong clinical skills with training and use of evidence-based practices.
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Knowledge and understanding of family centered practice principles.
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Skills in clinical assessment.
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Knowledge of community mental health systems, Seattle Public Schools, State Children’s Administration and resources within the Seattle area is highly desirable.
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Previous experience with an electronic health record preferred.
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Valid state driver’s license and liability insurance.
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Ability to exercise discretion and maintain both client and employee confidentiality.
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Effective written and verbal communication skills.
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Skilled at verbal de-escalation.
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Ability to perform a range of physical motions including but not limited to:
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lifting and carry up to10 lbs;
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standing, walking, sitting for long periods of time;
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kneeling, squatting and stooping;
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running for brief periods of time.
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Ability to use the senses of sight and hearing to effectively supervise clients.
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Must provide own transportation.
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PAY: $ 72,700 - $95,300​
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BENEFITS
Full and part-time employees at Ryther enjoy a variety of competitive benefits including:
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Comprehensive Medical and Dental Coverage (We pay your medical deductible!)
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Multiple Retirement Plan Options (403b tax deferred)
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Generous Paid Leave Program (3 weeks paid vacation, 10 accrued sick days, 5 personal days, and paid holidays)
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Life Insurance Coverage
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Professional development funds
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Ryther is a recognized and accredited non-profit (501c3) which qualifies for the federal public student loan forgiveness program
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SUPERVISOR: Senior Director of Outpatient Services