Bilingual Lead Clinician — Youth Services

Trinity Youth Services; El Monte (CA); On-site; USD 84,000 - 102,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health Insurance

Vision Insurance

Employer-Paid Life Insurance

Education Reimbursement for Masters

Paid PTO and Holidays

Retirement Plans

Job summary

Trinity Youth Services in El Monte, CA is seeking a Bilingual Lead Clinician to oversee clinical operations for a 24-bed shelter program serving children. The Lead Clinician supervises clinicians, develops treatment protocols, and ensures compliance with licensing standards and regulations.

Responsibilities include emergency evaluations, coordinating service plans, and providing consultation to the interdisciplinary team while maintaining cultural sensitivity and trauma-informed care.

Qualifications

• Masters in Behavioral Sciences or equivalent; licensure to provide clinical services in CA.
• Spanish language fluency in speaking and writing required.
• Experience supervising clinical staff and ensuring regulatory compliance.

Responsibilities

• Provide clinical supervision to staff per licensing requirements.
• Oversee development and evaluation of individual service plans.
• Monitor compliance with federal/state licensing standards and best practices.
• Design and implement treatment protocols across the shelter program.
• Conduct emergency evaluations for children in crisis and coordinate referrals.
• Assist with admissions assessments and staff training.
• Maintain cultural sensitivity in interactions with families and youth.
• Provide consultation to the interdisciplinary team and drive clinical initiatives.

Skills

Clinical supervision

Leadership

Spanish fluency

Communication

Driving

Education

Master's in Behavioral Sciences

Master's or PhD in psychology/sociology

Bachelor's + 5 years clinical experience

Job description

Trinity Youth Services in El Monte, CA is seeking a Bilingual Lead Clinician to oversee clinical operations for a 24-bed shelter program serving children. The Lead Clinician supervises clinicians, develops treatment protocols, and ensures compliance with licensing standards and regulations.

Responsibilities include emergency evaluations, coordinating service plans, and providing consultation to the interdisciplinary team while maintaining cultural sensitivity and trauma-informed care.