Terri Ray

• Provide individual and group supervision to clinicians to ensure quality therapeutic services and service hour requirements.
• Review caseload assignment with supervisees on a weekly basis to assign and maintain full caseload.
• Proactively evaluate individual and overall team performance on a regular and ongoing basis; use collected data and information to make needed improvements, including adjustments as needed , to Therapists' caseload and work assignments to maximize quality of care and staff productivity.
• Review electronic case records and documentation for completeness, consistency, and quality of SUD services provided including application of proper techniques and appropriateness of therapeutic modalities.
• Effectively communicates program, administrative,and clinical expectations and policies/procedures to supervisees; ensures compliance with state and federal mandates.
• Provide effective case consultations to increase quality of care.
• Conduct comprehensive intakes/assessments to include a psychosocial diagnostic assessment, addressing numerous life domains utilizing interviews, collateral contacts, available clinical records, observations, and verified screening tools that support best practices.

Participate and provide input on service and program improvements during Leadership Meetings.

• Provide general management of agency's day to day operation.
• Hire, maintain, and supervise appropriate staff to carry out agency programs.
• Oversee development of agency policies and procedures for submission to and approval by the Board of Directors.
• Manage agency facility and programs to meet all required standards related to agency certification.
• Responsible for the maintenance of positive community relations.
• Administer Comprehensive Alcohol and Other Drug Assessments
• Provide Outpatient Treatment Services (Including Care Coordination, Case Management, random urinalysis screening)
• Development of individual treatment plans with clients
• Collaborating with the Criminal Justice System, Child Protective Services, Other Treatment Providers, as well as other Public Bodies
• Investigate and procures necessary revenue to maintain programs.
• Provide Clinical Supervision to Staff

• Administer Comprehensive Alcohol and Other Drug Assessments
• Provide Outpatient Treatment Services
• Including Case Management, random urinalysis screening
• Development of individualized treatment plans with clients
• Collaborating (Care coordination) with the Criminal Justice System, Child Protective Services, Other Treatment Providers, as well as other Public Bodies
• Participate in ongoing training programs to increase skills in clinical programs

Participate in quality assurance activities at the agency

Maintain a good relationship with referral sources, providing them with timely updates