Clinical Program Manager, Interpersonal Violence Reduction Program

The Program Manager leads a care team of Therapists and Care Extenders, to implement our programs, serve members, and deliver outcomes to our health plan partners. Their care teams will empower members to actively participate in improving their own health and wellness through personalized case management that targets each member’s specific needs. An innovative Program Manager seeks creative solutions to support Therapists, Care Extenders, and program goals, leading the team toward the desired operational, clinical and financial outcomes. As the leader of a remote team, they model a hands-on approach, empowering the team to meet members where they are and tapping into the wide range of local resources to deliver whole-person care. Program Managers state and program assignments may shift as business needs arise.

Location: This is a 100% remote position that must be located in the United States.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities:

- Act as a player/coach, working alongside Therapists and Care Extenders to build their skills in everyday situations and to directly support members in more challenging situations or as needs arise, such as:

- Create service plans using all available information about the member, including screenings, conversations, data, and knowledge of community resources. Guide members in developing skills and/or strategies for managing problems and triggers to increase relapse prevention and reduce risk.

- Encourage members to develop work skills and to participate in social, recreational, or other therapeutic activities that enhance interpersonal skills and develop social relationships.

- Educate members about mental or physical illness, abuse, violence prevention, medication, and available community and social resources.

- Monitor, evaluate, and record members’ progress according to measurable goals described in members’ plans.

- Build accountability communications about upcoming appointments.

- Interact continuously with members, families, physicians (s), and other providers utilizing clinical knowledge and expertise to lower over-utilization of unnecessary resources.

- Report critical incidents and information regarding the quality-of-care issues.

- Build communication strategies to ensure the team is engaging and building relationships with the member cohort in order to support members in reaching their goals.

- Assess members for risk, make quick evaluations for risk, and respond within the parameters outlined within their safety plan, formulating and performing crisis intervention that ensures the safety of members as necessary to support the SMI/SPFS teams.

- Develop and coordinate the development of community resource guides with an emphasis on medical health, behavioral health, violence prevention, and social services.

- Identify Member’s behavioral health diagnoses and ensure that the Member’s service plan is comprehensive and appropriate for the Member’s needs.

- Lead our CareMind teams to ensure member needs are assessed adequately and that all members have an appropriate care plan and are making consistent progress toward their goals and graduation from the program.

- Coordinate caseloads and assist in referring new members to appropriate care team members..

- Ensure the team’s schedules meet program needs.

- Participate in the screening, interviewing, and hiring of new team members. Provide orientation and training for new team members, conduct performance reviews, and continuously coach the team to build skills and improve performance.

- Lead enrollment activities as needed to build a new market or maintain the current cohort, depending on where the program is in its lifecycle.

- Ensure the team meets all Key Performance Indicators, coaching and training the team as necessary to keep the team on track to meet/exceed expectations and deliver outcomes for individual members and health plan partners.

- Perform regular documentation reviews to ensure quality and for trainin