Clinical Education and Development Specialist

The Clinical Educator is responsible for developing and leading evidence-based educational programs to enhance individual competency among clinical staff in a behavioral health setting. They serve as a resource for clinical practice issues, facilitate staff orientation and ongoing professional development, and deliver training on workflows, systems, and patient-centered care. Key duties include conducting routine audits, identifying practice gaps, supporting role transitions, and collaborating with management to improve clinical documentation and practices. Qualifications include a master’s degree in Psychology, Social Work, Counseling, or a related field, with licensure as an LCSW or LCPC, and BLS certification. Preferred experience involves behavioral health and addiction treatment, with knowledge of adult learning principles and ability to facilitate learning in a healthcare environment. Essential skills encompass program development, data collection and analysis, and resourcefulness in supporting clinical staff growth and compliance. Overall, the role focuses on fostering clinical excellence and continuous professional development to promote quality patient care.