Clinical Director (Part Time)

Telos; Vineyard (UT); On-site; USD 55,000 - 83,000; Part time

Job summary

Telos is seeking a part-time Mental Health Clinical Director in Vineyard, Utah to lead the outpatient clinical team (PHP/IOP). You will supervise clinical staff, review charts, and ensure ethical, evidence-based care while supporting licensure and program quality.

The role requires independent licensure at the master’s level, supervision training, and leadership experience. You will coordinate group therapies and serve as a primary therapist for several students, reporting to the Director of

Qualifications

• Licensed clinician at least at a master's level and independent licensure.
• Ability to supervise clinical interns and teach others.
• Strong interpersonal and organizational abilities are essential.

Responsibilities

• Supervise and train clinical personnel ensuring therapy quality.
• Determine clinical appropriateness of admissions.
• Conduct regular chart reviews and maintain documentation.
• Oversee charting system and train staff on its use.
• Lead weekly treatment team meetings and group supervision with interns.
• Act as a primary therapist for a caseload of 5-6 students.
• Run IOP/PHP group therapy sessions and cover primary therapist duties when needed.

Skills

Clinical leadership

Supervision of interns

Interpersonal skills

Organizational skills

Team-centered approach

Communication with families/parents

Education

Master's level licensed clinician

Clinical supervisor course completed

Job description

Job Title: Telos Mental Health Clinical Director

Job Status: Part-time

Reports To: Director of Outpatient Services

Pay-Scale: DOE

Mission: To ensure the organization delivers clinically excellent, ethical, and evidence-based treatment that is safe and effective, while developing strong clinicians and protecting the organization’s licensure, reputation, and outcomes. The Clinical Director manages the clinical department of Telos Mental Health Outpatient Services (PHP/IOP) by acting as the direct supervisor of the Clinical Team.

Duties And Responsibilities

• Supervises and trains clinical personnel to assure that quality therapy is being given
• Determines clinical appropriateness of possible admissions
• Completes clinical chart reviews to assure that psychosocial histories, MTP, discharge
• summaries, and case notes are complete and updated
• Manages the Telos charting system
• Trains others on correct charting
• Conducts full chart reviews every 7 days
• Conducts weekly treatment team meeting in which each student's treatment is reviewed
• Conducts weekly group supervision meetings with interns
• Oversees and reviews each students MTP
• Addresses parental concerns and complaints regarding clinicians and students treatments
• Assign (and change only under special situations) each student’s primary therapist
• Approve and oversee students request for a personal advocate
• Report to CPS and state licensing board when allegations of student abuse is made
• Grants clinical privileges
• Performs quarterly and yearly performance evaluations on clinical personnel
• Acts as a primary therapist for a caseload of 5-6 students
• Runs IOP and PHP group therapy sessions
• Performs primary therapist responsibilities in the absence of the primary therapist

Requirements

Qualifications:

• Masters level (or higher) independently licensed clinician
• Completed clinical supervisor course (or willing to do a course)
• Willing to supervise clinical interns
• Leadership experience
• Excellent interpersonal relationship skills
• Excellent organization skills
• Team-centered personality/approach