Clinical Director

Mosaictherapy; Matthews (NC); On-site; USD 75,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

Mosaictherapy in Matthews, North Carolina, is seeking a Clinical Director to lead operations at one of our clinic locations. You will ensure high-quality services are delivered to both clinic and home-based clients while mentoring clinical staff.

The successful candidate must be BCBA certified with at least three years of experience and possess strong problem-solving and leadership skills. Knowledge of electronic medical records is essential.

Qualifications

• Must be BCBA Certified for a minimum of three years.
• Experience in a staff leadership position required.
• Excellent organization and problem-solving skills necessary.

Responsibilities

• Ensure high-quality services are delivered in the clinic.
• Coach, mentor and assess clinical staff performance.
• Monitor and assess the clinical progress of all clients.
• Serve as point of contact for clinical concerns.
• Attract, hire and retain clinical candidates.

Skills

BCBA Certified

Leadership skills

Problem-solving

Time management

Knowledge of electronic medical record applications

Education

BCBA Certification

Experience in a staff leadership position

Tools

Microsoft Office

G‑suite applications

Job description

About Us

Mosaic Pediatric Therapy is a leading provider of life-changing therapy for children with autism and learning disabilities across North Carolina and Virginia. We are confident our unwavering focus on integrating our core values into every aspect of our decision-making will continue to drive our rapid growth. We are on a mission to enrich the lives of children with autism and inspire the clinical leaders of tomorrow.

About the Opportunity

Mosaic Pediatric Therapy has an opening for a Clinical Director to lead operations at one of our clinic locations.

Responsibilities

• Ensure high-quality services are delivered in the clinic and to home-based clients through monitoring clinic compliance, addressing systematic deficits, and identifying opportunities for continuous compliance improvement.
• Coach, mentor and provide performance assessment of clinical staff in the performance of their duties (BCBAs, RBT Trainers, and RBTs).
• Monitor and assess the clinical progress of all clients in the service region by ensuring appropriate assessment and clinically sound treatment plans are developed and administered.
• Serve as point of contact regarding clinical concerns from parents and RBTs in the service region.
• Work in conjunction with Human Resources to attract, hire and retain clinical candidates to meet company needs.
• Oversee and assess effective service region RBT trainers and the effectiveness of RBT training protocols.
• Maintain a modest program management caseload of approximately 10 billable hours per week.
• Other duties and responsibilities as assigned by the manager.

Qualifications

• Must be BCBA Certified for a minimum of three years with previous experience in a staff leadership position.
• Excellent organization, problem-solving, and time management skills will contribute to success in this position.
• Experience using electronic medical record applications and Microsoft Office and/or equivalent G‑suite applications is required.