Lead Therapist

Job description:

Clinical Lead Therapist

The Redpoint Center LLC

The Redpoint Center is seeking a Clinical Lead Therapist to join our dynamic and collaborative clinical team. This role serves as a key leader within the organization—acting as a primary clinician for participants, a mentor to fellow therapists, and a strategic partner to the Clinical Program Manager (CPM).

If you are a passionate and experienced clinician with strong leadership skills and a commitment to high-quality care, we’d love to connect with you.

Position Overview

The Clinical Lead Therapist is responsible for delivering high-quality clinical services while supporting team development and program excellence. This role combines direct client care with leadership responsibilities, including mentorship, clinical oversight, and collaboration with a multidisciplinary team to ensure the best outcomes for participants.

This position reports directly to the Clinical Program Manager and includes ongoing supervision and professional development opportunities.

Responsibilities

• —— Provide 16 to 18 client-facing hours per week, including individual therapy sessions
• —— Facilitate group therapy sessions and develop engaging curriculum
• —— Maintain timely and accurate clinical documentation and charting in the EMR system (weekly for PHP clients and monthly for IOP/OP clients)
• —— Conduct weekly family communication via phone, email, or family sessions
• —— Collaborate with the multidisciplinary team to develop and adjust treatment plans
• —— Support participants in early recovery and contribute to aftercare planning
• —— Attend weekly clinical team meetings
• —— Partner with the CPM on scheduling, team coaching, and program support
• —— Conduct chart audits and provide feedback to improve documentation quality
• —— Provide crisis management support and assist with case coordination
• —— Support clinical projects, including system, process, and policy improvements
• —— Mentor team members and model clinical excellence and best practices
• —— Support team development in assessment, treatment planning, and care delivery
• —— Foster a safe, therapeutic, and team-oriented environment
• —— Build and maintain positive relationships with participants, families, referral sources, and the community

Qualifications Education & Licensure

• —— Master’s degree in Social Work, Clinical Psychology, Counseling, or related field
• —— Active licensure required: LPC, LMFT, LCSW, LAC, or equivalent
• —— 5+ years of clinical experience required in mental health and/or substance use treatment
• —— Supervisory experience a plus
• —— Prior experience in substance abuse or behavioral health settings strongly preferred
• —— Advanced clinical skills in assessment, treatment planning, and risk management
• —— Demonstrated ability in leadership, supervision, and coaching
• —— Strong ethical decision-making and professional judgment
• —— Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
• —— Ability to collaborate effectively within a multidisciplinary team
• —— High level of self-awareness, professionalism, and initiative

What We’re Looking For

• —— A clinician who leads by example and consistently exceeds expectations
• —— A team player who contributes to program development and strategy
• —— Someone passionate about client outcomes and long-term recovery
• —— A professional who brings both clinical excellence and compassionate care

Benefits:

• —— 401(k)
• —— 401(k) matching
• —— Dental insurance
• —— Health insurance
• —— Paid time off
• —— Professional development assistance
• —— Vision insurance