Job Description
Team leads direct Montana Assertive Community Treatment programs, overseeing multidisciplinary teams for clients with severe mental illnesses. They ensure integration of health care goals into treatment plans, supervise staff, and evaluate performance. Roles include scheduling shifts for coverage across days, evenings, weekends, and holidays. Team leads coordinate community stakeholders and represent the agency in public meetings.
AWARE supports recovery for adults, children, and families to enhance community participation and personal growth. The organization provides strengths-based, compassionate care unconditionally. AWARE operates statewide in Montana, prioritizing inclusive workplaces and professional advancement.
Operations involve administering MACT teams, leading daily staff and treatment planning meetings, and evaluating client needs for treatment adjustments. Work uses program design tools, outcome metrics, and strategic planning resources. Interactions include multidisciplinary staff, health support providers, and community representatives. A key constraint is maintaining courteous service during variable shifts including on-call hours.
Team leads earn $80,000.00 annually. Positions are based in Hamilton, Montana, with statewide availability. Benefits encompass health insurance, dental and vision insurance, 401(k) with company match, life insurance, quarterly financial bonuses, tuition reimbursement, wellness programs, generous paid time off, and daily pay. Development includes administrative training and program management education.
Responsibilities
- Administer and direct Montana Assertive Community Treatment teams for clients with severe mental illnesses
- Supervise and evaluate multidisciplinary team with health support
- Direct day-to-day clinical operations including staff scheduling
- Lead organizational meetings, treatment planning, and client evaluations
- Coordinate treatment activities and represent agency in public engagements
Requirements
- BA/BS Degree in Public Health Services, Human Services, Non-profit Management, Business Management, or related field
- One year experience in administrative and program management
- Experience in health-related field
- Advanced degree (MS, MA, PhD) in Psychology, Nursing, Social Work, or related field preferred
- Current professional license or candidate license preferred
- Knowledge of Montana administrative rules and policies
- Understanding of human behavior, psychological methods, diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation