Clinical Treatment Team Coach

Location:Brockton
Hours: MondayFriday 9:00am5:00pm
Salary Range: $74880/year
FLSA Status: Exempt
Reports To: Program Director

BAMSI has been bringing people and services together since 1975. Our Community Living & Day Services programs support individuals with severe mental illness (SMI) autism and developmental disabilities through person-centered recovery-oriented care. We are committed to helping the individuals we serve achieve stability independence wellness and meaningful participation in their communities.

Time Off Up to 4 weeks combined vacation personal and cultural holiday
12 paid holidays
Up to 2 weeks Sick Time
Highly Specialized Paid Trainings including opportunities to earn CEUs
Health and Dental Insurance
Life Short-Term and Long-Term Disability Insurance
403B plan with discretionary match
Wellness Activities
Employee Assistance Program
Career Development Opportunities

Clinical Impact: Play a key role in helping individuals achieve recovery wellness and independence.
Collaborative Environment: Work closely with integrated teams direct care staff medical providers and community partners.
Professional Growth: Expand your expertise in clinical intervention crisis response treatment planning and wraparound services.
Mission-Driven Work: Support individuals with complex behavioral health needs through evidence-based person-centered care.

The Clinical Treatment Team Coach provides direct clinical intervention assessment treatment planning and crisis support while serving as a mentor and resource to direct care staff.

Utilize recovery principles to support individuals in achieving health wellness symptom management and personal goals
Promote a culture of recovery hope and person-centered care throughout the program
Facilitate comprehensive assessments and ongoing clinical evaluations
Develop implement review and update treatment plans and clinical interventions
Increase individual participation in treatment planning and service delivery decisions
Document clinical interventions and progress in accordance with agency standards
Promote physical and emotional wellness through coordinated service delivery

Coordinate services with care coordination entities behavioral health providers medical providers and community partners
Connect individuals to community-based supports including counseling housing resources employment services and substance use treatment
Support integrated treatment approaches that address the whole person and promote long-term success

Anticipate and respond to clinical risks emergencies and crisis situations
Develop implement and train staff on Risk and Safety Plans
Provide clinical consultation and intervention during crises
Participate in a rotating on-call schedule to support program needs

Serve as a clinical role model and resource for direct care staff
Become Medication Administration Program (MAP) certified and administer medications as needed
Ensure compliance with agency policies licensing standards contracts and funder requirements
Monitor adherence to health and safety standards and regulatory requirements
Report significant incidents and allegations of abuse or neglect in accordance with agency protocols
Attend required trainings and maintain professional competencies

Transport persons served as needed
Follow universal precautions and maintain safety standards
Perform additional duties as assigned by supervisor

Masters degree in Psychology Behavioral Psychology Counseling Social Work or a closely related field preferred
LICSW LMHC or license-eligible clinician strongly preferred

Bachelors-level candidates must have:

• Five (5) years of experience working with individuals with Severe Mental Illness (SMI) and Autism
• Demonstrated experience supporting individuals with developmental disabilities
• Clinical supervision by a qualified licensed clinician

Experience with wraparound services preferred

Strong clinical assessment and treatment planning skills
Competency with medical and psychiatric monitoring consultation and coordination
Excellent communication documentation and interpersonal skills
Strong critical thinking and problem-solving abilities
Proficiency with electronic health records and other computer systems

Valid drivers license and reliable transportation required
Ability to communicate clearly and accurately in both verbal and written formats
Preference given to candidates with lived experience and fluency in languages prevalent throughout Southeastern Massachusetts

As a Clinical Treatment Team Coach you help individuals with complex behavioral health needs build stability strengthen recovery and achieve meaningful life goals. Your clinical expertise leadership and collaboration ensure that persons served receive high-quality coordinated care that promotes independence and long-term success.