FEP Team Lead

Health Solutions is a premier wellness center focused on whole-person care. With over 400 employees in Southern Colorado you would be joining a mighty team of support and administrative staff case managers clinicians physicians nurses and others in our efforts to improve the health and wellbeing of our community.

Were looking for a Clinician Team Lead for the First Episode Psychosis (FEP) Program to join us at 41 Montebello Road in Pueblo CO 81001.

What Youd Be Doing

As a Clinician Team Lead you would be providing excellent leadership to members of the FEP Program. You would develop strategies plans and goals that support the mission of the company and carry them out in an organized and productive manner. Provide exception knowledgeable support and motivation to the team and community.

Under the supervision of the Director of Outreach and Engagement or her/his designee FEP Team Lead/Clinicians responsibilities are:

• Provide FEP culturally and linguistically sensitive services consistent with the needs of transition-aged youth and young adults when they are first diagnosed with psychosis (FEP);

• Participates in all aspects of training and technical;
• The FEP Team Lead shall provide community education and assertive outreach to identify and engage individuals and families as quickly as possible when psychosis first begins;
• Participates in team meetings and state meeting to promote clients progress toward the teams joint clinical goals;
• Develops initial psychosocial assessments diagnosis formulation crisis plans and treatment plans;
• Participates in the hiring of other key positions for the FEP;
• Provides comprehensive and culturally responsive mental health and SUD services for youth experiencing first episode psychosis and their families in the home community or office setting. Provide consultation supervision leadership training management crisis response and support to other staff of the FEP program;
• Provides individual family or group psychotherapy to CARE team clients under the supervision of the CARE team Director until FEP program is near capacity (10-35 clients);
• Assists in the development setting and monitoring of the program budget;
• Knowledgeable about behavioral health programs evidenced-based interventions and the unique needs of transition age youth young adults and their families. Understand and promote trauma informed principles and be committed to heath equity;
• Experience working with diverse teams to identify policy needs plan analyze and solve complex problems as well as have a passion for early intervention and expertise implementing behavioral health programming in community setting for transition age youth young adults and their families;
• Participates in setting and evaluating program goals standards and outcomes;
• Monitors and updates program descriptions policies/procedures for a FEP program;
• Develops and maintains a professional working relationship with other community agencies;
• Willing to work flexible hours in order to meet the needs of the clients and families;
• Performs other job-related duties as assigned.

• Requires frequent use of a computer

What Youll Like About Us

• Competitive pay. $76018 annual salary (based on experience and degree)
• Generous benefits package. For most positions includes paid holidays PTO EAP tuition reimbursement retirement insurances FSA and a premier wellness program
  • Insurance: Medical Dental and Vision with low deductibles. Also Wellness benefits program available.
  • HS Funded: EAP Teladoc LifeLock Direct Path Life and AD&D LTD
  • Retirement 403(b) with employer match up to 6%
  • Additional Insurance: FSA Voluntary Life Allstate Voluntary benefits
  • School age childcare
  • Flexible work schedule
• Employee recognition and celebrations
• Warm and friendly work environment in which staff respect and learn from one another
• Opportunities to serve our neighbors in Pueblo Huerfano and Las Animas counties

What Were Looking ForThe Must-Haves

• Masters degree in social work psychology or a closely related field;
• Two to three years post-graduate experience in mental health treatment;
• Worked with diverse teams to identify policy needs plan analyze and solve complex problems;
• Passion for early intervention and expertise implementing behavioral health programming in community setting for transition age youth young adults and their families;
• Advanced computer proficiency
• Ability to use data to guide changes with a team;
• Must be a skilled communicator with the ability to disseminate information to varying age groups;
• Organized detail oriented and work with complex moving pieces associated with project development and implementation.
• Exceptional time management skills and flexibility;
• Writing marketing skills and building relationships with community partners are critical.
• Colorado drivers license and access to transportation during work hours

What Wed Like to See in YouThe Nice-to-Haves

• Current Colorado professional license (e.g. LPC LCSW LMFT) or license within three years
• Spanish language skills

Closing Date: Open until filled EOE M/F