Job Description Summary: The Integrated Treatment for Co-occurring Disorders (ITCD) Program Coordinator is a qualified mental health professional responsible for oversight of the Integrated Treatment for Co-Occurring Disorders Program.  ITCD Program Coordinator will supervise assigned team members (i.e., integrated co-occurring disorders treatment (ITCD) specialists, community support specialists, peer support specialists and will act as the clinical liaison between other program coordinators/identified staff within and outside of the agency.  ITCD Program Coordinator will have previous experience in working with individuals impacted by a variety of behavioral health (addiction/substance use and mental health) issues, recognizing that the individuals we serve have often experienced trauma that affects their development and adjustment. ITCD Program Coordinator demonstrates a warm and welcoming empathic, hopeful attitude, conveying a philosophy of co-occurring recovery.  ITCD Program Coordinator will be trained in trauma-informed care and will work to help provide services in an environment that is sensitive and responsive which will prevent victimization, use, or trauma as a result of the care received. ITCD Program Coordinator will report to the Director of Adult Community Services. 

Education: 

• HS diploma or equivalent with required eligible graduate degree or certification in order to qualify as a QMHP or QAP as listed above; 

Work Experiences: 

• Has worked with individuals with co-occurring disorders through mental health, substance use or justice system programs;  

Responsibilities: 

• Ensures ITCD Fidelity standards are met per evidenced based model, Ozark Center and DMH standards. 
• Provides training and oversight with assigned staff to ensure ITCD Fidelity, best care practices and job competencies are understood and met. 
• Provides scheduled supervision with assigned team members to ensure best care practices and acceptable levels of direct services are delivered. 
• Manages program referrals and assigns clients to team members to work effectively with caseloads and multidisciplinary treatment team members. 
• Ensures Supplemental COD assessments are completed within timelines per ITCD Fidelity, and client personal safety success plans are completed per guidelines and alert banners are in place per Ozark Center policy. 
• Conducts quality performance activities as established by the program and/or Ozark    Center to ensure clinical services are provided with integrity. 
• Reports all critical incidents and staff response to the Director (or designee) as they occur. 
• Provides responsive Administrative on-call duties during after-hours and weekends, as scheduled. 
• Completes all required documentation within established timeframes and according to quality standards set by State and Federal regulations, CARF certifications, and program expectations.   
• Performs all other duties as assigned 

Physical Requirements: 

• Typical office environment.   
• Typical physical demands include prolonged sitting, frequent standing, bending, stooping, and occasional lifting up to 25 pounds.   
• Requires normal range of hearing and manual dexterity sufficient to operate keyboard, telephone, photocopier, calculator, and other office equipment as needed.   
• Requires ability to work under stressful conditions, to adapt to changing schedules, and to effectively resolve conflict.  
• Requires use of personal vehicle for travel and client transportation.   
• Requires good driving skills.  The ITCD Program Supervisor will have a valid Driver's License issued by/in State of residency (Class E in Missouri) and maintain automobile insurance coverage levels as specified by Ozark Center. 
• Requires use of personal cell phone to communicate with program staff/supervisor/office staff during work hours. 
• Requires use of a computer  
• TB test upon hire.