Clinical Supervisor -Adult ACT Program

Build a New ACT Program From the Ground Up Achieve Behavioral Health is launching a new 68-capacity Adult Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) program in Rockland County, and we are looking for an experienced behavioral health clinician and leader to help build it from the ground up. This is an opportunity for an experienced clinical professional to help create a program, build a team, establish the culture and clinical workflows, and shape how the program serves some of the county's highest-need adults. You will have the support and infrastructure of an established behavioral health organization while having a significant role in building this new program. Achieve Behavioral Health is one of New York's original CCBHC demonstration sites and has been serving individuals and families in Rockland and Orange Counties since 1981. Build Something New You will help recruit and develop the multidisciplinary team, establish workflows, and create the clinical culture for a brand-new ACT program. Meaningful Community Impact This program is being launched to expand access to intensive, community-based services for adults with serious mental illness who have not been well served by traditional office-based care. Strong Organizational Support You will have direct access to executive clinical leadership and support from HR, finance, compliance, IT, and other departments within an established organization. Professional Development Achieve will provide support for ACT-specific training through the ACT Institute. The Clinical Supervisor will provide both clinical leadership and direct clinical services as part of the ACT team. This position combines approximately 50% direct clinical work with 50% supervision and program leadership. You will work closely with a multidisciplinary team that includes nursing, substance use, vocational, family, peer, and psychiatric professionals. The ACT model is highly community-based, with the majority of participant contacts taking place in the community rather than in an office. Provide clinical leadership and supervision to a multidisciplinary ACT teamParticipate in recruiting and developing the new teamProvide direct clinical services to ACT participantsFacilitate the team's daily morning meetingProvide individual and field-based supervisionMaintain fidelity to the NYS OMH ACT modelDevelop relationships with hospitals, SPOA, AOT, and other community partnersSupport the team's gradual development toward full censusCoordinate care for individuals receiving court-ordered AOT servicesMonitor documentation, clinical quality, CAIRS reporting, and chart complianceUse program data and PSYCKES to identify opportunities for quality improvementParticipate in the team's rotating on-call scheduleHelp establish a strong, collaborative, recovery-oriented team culture We are looking for an experienced behavioral health clinician and leader who is comfortable taking initiative, building relationships, and helping develop a new program. Master's degree with current NYS licensure such as LCSW, LMSW, LMHC, etc.; OR NYS-licensed RN; OR licensed physicianAt least 5 years of experience working with adults with serious mental illnessAt least 2 years of supervisory experienceExperience working on a multidisciplinary or community-based behavioral health teamExperience with evidence-based approaches such as motivational interviewing, harm reduction, or trauma-informed careValid driver's license Prior ACT experience is strongly preferred, particularly experience as an ACT Team Leader, Assistant Team Leader, or senior ACT clinician. However, we are also interested in experienced clinical supervisors and senior clinicians who have worked in AOT, mobile crisis, intensive care management, community-based mental health, or other intensive behavioral health programs and are ready to take on a new leadership opportunity. Salary: $110,000–$125,000, commensurate with experience Comprehensive Benefits Include Medical insuranceDental insuranceLife insuranceRetirement planPaid time offACT Institute training and professional developmentAgency vehicles for community-based work If you are an experienced behavioral health clinician who is ready to take the next step in your leadership career and help build a new program from the ground up, we would love to hear from you