Mental Health Professional/Therapist
About the role
Neurolink Academy is seeking a Qualified Supervising Professional (QSP) to provide clinical oversight and work collaboratively with our Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA). The QSP and BCBA will work as a team to support clients, caregivers, and direct-care staff. The QSP will focus on clinical oversight, compliance, treatment-plan coordination, documentation, and supervision within the scope of their professional license. The BCBA will provide behavior-analytic expertise and support the development and implementation of ABA programming. This is a primarily in-person position. Limited hybrid flexibility may be available for approved administrative responsibilities, such as documentation, treatment planning, and virtual meetings.
Required Qualifications
- Completed master's degree in a relevant behavioral health field
- Active, unrestricted Minnesota independent clinical license as one of the following: Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker (LICSW), Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor (LPCC), or Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT)
- Meet or be eligible to meet Minnesota DHS requirements for an EIDBI Qualified Supervising Professional
- Strong clinical judgment, leadership, communication, and documentation skills
- Comfortable collaborating closely with a BCBA and an interdisciplinary clinical team
A completed master's degree and active independent clinical licensure as an LICSW, LPCC, or LMFT are required. Applicants who do not meet both requirements will not be considered.
Primary Responsibilities
- Work closely with the BCBA to coordinate high-quality, individualized services
- Provide clinical oversight within the QSP's professional scope of practice
- Collaborate with the BCBA on treatment planning, progress monitoring, and clinical recommendations
- Oversee the development, review, implementation, and revision of individualized treatment plans
- Review assessments, progress data, session notes, and other clinical documentation
- Help ensure services are medically necessary, person-centered, evidence-based, and consistent with authorized treatment plans
- Provide supervision, consultation, coaching, and support to clinical and direct-care staff
- Participate in client observations, team meetings, caregiver meetings, and clinical consultations
- Collaborate with parents, caregivers, schools, healthcare providers, and other members of the client's care team
- Support caregiver education and ensure recommendations are practical and responsive to each family's needs
- Help ensure compliance with Minnesota DHS EIDBI requirements and Neurolink Academy policies
- Maintain accurate, timely, and confidential clinical documentation
- Perform responsibilities within the boundaries of the QSP's professional license while coordinating with the BCBA on behavior-analytic services
Preferred Experience
- Experience working with children or young adults with autism spectrum disorder or related conditions
- Knowledge of Minnesota's EIDBI program
- Experience working collaboratively with BCBAs or other behavior-analytic professionals
- Experience supervising clinical or direct-care staff
- Experience with treatment planning, progress monitoring, and caregiver education
- Familiarity with culturally responsive and person-centered services
Work Arrangement
Regular on-site presence is required to observe services, support staff, attend meetings, and respond to client needs. Limited hybrid flexibility may be available for approved administrative duties. This is not a remote position.
Why Join Neurolink Academy?
- Work collaboratively with an experienced BCBA
- Make a meaningful difference in the lives of children and families
- Join a supportive and collaborative clinical environment
- Help shape clinical practices within a growing organization
- Receive flexibility for certain administrative responsibilities
- Access opportunities for professional growth and leadership