Clinical Fellow

Young World Physical Education; Cleveland (OH); On-site; USD 52,000 - 76,000; Full time

Job summary

Positive Education Program (PEP) Central Office in Cleveland, Ohio seeks a Clinical Fellow to develop succession plans for clinical leadership and support staff, promote diversity within the clinical department, and coordinate fellowship activities with supervision to expose fellows to current leadership roles.

The role emphasizes a holistic clinical experience across school-based programming with central office leadership and site clinicians, aiming to grow therapeutic schools and ensure

Qualifications

• Must hold a valid mental health license (LSW, LPC or Ohio School Psychologist).
• Licensure must be obtained by 8/1/26 and eligible to start accruing hours for independent licensure.
• Completion of TCI training is required.

Responsibilities

• Develop succession planning for clinical leadership and staff.
• Promote diversity within the clinical department and leadership.
• Support supervision meetings and provide exposure to leadership roles.

Skills

Mental health licensure

TCI training

Education

Master's degree

Job description

Clinical Fellow

Positive Education Program PEP Central Office - Cleveland, Ohio

Position Type: Full-time

Job Description

Job purpose

• Develop succession planning for clinical leadership and clinical support positions.
• Promote diversity in the clinical department for PEP's therapeutic schools and central office leadership.
• Invite existing licensed/licensure eligible clinical and support staff to fellowship cohort meetings when they are engaged in the supervision process to streamline supervisory opportunities and give fellows exposure to those currently in leadership and support roles.
• Provide a holistic clinical experience with exposure to multiple facets of school-based programming facilitated by central office leadership in conjunction with site-based clinicians.
• Optimize growth potential for therapeutic schools through the fellowship program to develop skills needed for program sustainability as well as future program development/expansion.

Duty and Responsibilities

• Must meet documentation and productivity requirements in a timely manner to support clinical services through completion of mental health assessments, ISP development, group TBS, individual TBS and psychotherapy. This position will support clinical teams in facilitating training as needed.
• Must participate in individual and group supervision as determined by the Sr. Director, Clinical Services and designees throughout the school year.
• Candidates must prepare for and take independent licensure exams within six months after accrual of required supervision hours following the completion of the fellowship program.

Qualifications

• Valid mental health license (LSW, LPC or Ohio School Psychologist) required.
  • Mental health licensure must be obtained by 8/1/26. Candidates must have completed a master's program and be eligible to start accruing hours for independent licensure (LISW, LPCC).
  • School psychologist licensure must be obtained by 8/1/26. Candidates must be eligible to start accruing hours for independent school psychologist licensure per Ohio State Board of Psychology guidelines.
• Must complete TCI training.

Equal Opportunity Employer

The organization is an equal opportunity employer and prohibits discrimination and harassment.