Senior Clinical Director, Criminal Justice Program

Odyssey House Inc.; Salt Lake City (UT); Hybrid; USD 77,000 - 94,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Tuition Reimbursement

Continuing Education

On-Demand Pay

Transit Pass

Monthly Incentives

Casual Work Environment

Job summary

Odyssey House Inc. is seeking a Clinical Director for our Criminal Justice Program in Salt Lake City, UT. The role oversees clinical operations, supervision of interns and staff, and coordination with jail-based services to ensure quality client care.

The position requires a Licensed Mental Health Professional (LCSW/LPC/LMFT), a graduate degree in mental health, and a minimum of three years of direct clinical care, with comprehensive benefits and a robust professional development environment.

Qualifications

• Licensed Mental Health Professional (LCSW, LPC, LMFT) with graduate degree.
• Minimum three years of direct clinical care experience.
• Background checks and pre-employment screenings are required.

Responsibilities

• Oversee and manage all aspects of the clinical milieu.
• Provide clinical supervision to interns and counselors.
• Coordinate with Jail Command staff on jail-related concerns and safety matters.
• Ensure accurate documentation and compliance with DSM-5 and related guidelines.
• Oversee treatment planning, assessments, and discharge processes within required timeframes.
• Coordinate psychiatric and mental health needs with Jail Mental Health and wrap-around services.

Skills

Communication skills

Reliability

Self-starter

Teachable

Community service passion

Education

Graduate degree in mental health field

Tools

Spreadsheets

Budgeting

SmartSheet

Microsoft Office

Job description

Odyssey House Inc. is seeking a Clinical Director for our Criminal Justice Program in Salt Lake City, UT. The role oversees clinical operations, supervision of interns and staff, and coordination with jail-based services to ensure quality client care.

The position requires a Licensed Mental Health Professional (LCSW/LPC/LMFT), a graduate degree in mental health, and a minimum of three years of direct clinical care, with comprehensive benefits and a robust professional development environment.