CLINICAL PROGRAM PLANNER 1 - Underfill

State of Nevada, Division of Human Resource Management; Frederick (MD); On-site; USD 55,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

An established industry player is seeking a Clinical Program Planner I to enhance clinical program effectiveness through strategic planning and evaluation. This role involves supervising quality assurance and program evaluation, ensuring compliance with laws, and providing technical assistance to support network expansion. Ideal candidates will possess a master's degree in a relevant field and have professional experience in mental health services. Join a dedicated team focused on improving the quality of care and making a significant impact on community health services.

Qualifications

• Master's degree required with clinical intervention coursework.
• Two years of professional clinical experience in mental health services.

Responsibilities

• Supervising planning and analytical functions related to clinical programs.
• Conducting research and developing policies and standards.

Skills

Analytical Skills

Program Evaluation

Policy Development

Data Analysis

Technical Assistance

Education

Master's Degree in Social Science or Health-related Field

Job description

Job Title: Clinical Program Planner I

The Nevada Division of CHILD AND FAMILY SERVICES (DCFS) is hiring a Clinical Program Planner I to support the Planning and Evaluation Unit (PEU). This role involves performing and supervising planning and analytical functions related to clinical programs within the Department of Health and Human Services, including quality improvement, program design, policy development, evaluation, research, and strategic planning.

The position supervises quality assurance, program evaluation, and contract administration for large, multi-component programs, potentially regional or statewide. The incumbent utilizes a System of Care approach, integrating clinical service delivery into planning and data analysis to enhance service effectiveness and quality. Responsibilities include providing technical assistance, supporting network expansion, supervising staff, conducting research, developing policies and standards, analyzing data, and ensuring compliance with federal and state laws regarding youth services.

Applicants must have a master's degree in a social science or health-related field with clinical intervention coursework and two years of professional clinical experience in mental health or intellectual disability services. A background check and valid driver's license are required. The application process involves an evaluation of detailed application information, and specific skills testing may be conducted during interviews.

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Additional Details

• Seniority level: Associate
• Employment type: Full-time
• Job function: Strategy/Planning and Science
• Industries: Architecture and Planning, Medical Practices, Hospitals and Health Care