Clinical Supervisor, Behavioral Health

Lutheran Family Services; Lincoln (NE); On-site; USD 42,000 - 62,000; Full time

Job summary

Lutheran Family Services in Nebraska is forming a new Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) team in Fremont to provide continuous, community-based support for individuals with serious mental illness and related challenges. Our clinicians work across office, home, and community settings to build genuine relationships and accessible care.

Join a mission-driven organization that emphasizes compassionate, coordinated care and strong collaboration with a multidisciplinary team to help people stabilize

Job description

Our employees are at the very heart of all we do.

For over 130 years, the people of Lutheran Family Services have changed lives. Our professional staff has created homes through adoption and foster care, guided families struggling with abuse or addiction, and compassionately helped refugees from war-torn countries discover new lives in Nebraska and Iowa. And those are just a handful of our programs.

Do you have a calling to make a difference? A passion to help others? If so, then check out the amazing career opportunities we offer.

Our mission is to provide safety, hope and well-being to all people -- including our employees.

In addition to having what may be the hardest but most satisfying job you’ve ever had, you’ll enjoy excellent benefits, including generous time off and highly-competitive salaries.

See where we are hiring below, but stay in touch if you don’t see the perfect position yet. We are always looking for the right people.

Hiring For The Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) team

Lutheran Family Services is forming a new team in Fremont, Nebraska. The Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) team utilizes a multidisciplinary, team-based service delivery model that offers continuous, community-based support to individuals with serious mental illness, particularly those with concurrent substance use issues, frequent hospitalizations, risk of homelessness, involvement with the criminal justice system, and psychiatric crises.

ACT is where care meets the community. Team members engage with individuals in various settings, including the office, homes, streets, shelters, and community spaces. This approach fosters genuine relationships while providing accessible, consistent, compassionate, and deep human support.