ACT Clinical Support Specialist I
MBI Health Services·Washington, District of Columbia
MBI Health Services·Washington, District of Columbia
The role involves providing therapeutic services and coordinating care for clients while supporting Community Support Workers. Responsibilities include conducting assessments, maintaining clinical records, and ensuring compliance with behavioral health standards.
Support of Community Support Workers (CSWs). Assisting the clinical team in coordinating care and future healthcare needs. Providing an effective communication link between the consumer and the clinical team. Maintaining confidentiality of records relating to clients’ treatment. Collecting information about clients through interviews, tests, and evaluation of day-to-day functioning within work, family, and other routines; identifying areas needing continued support, resources, and treatment to assist clients. Providing therapeutic services to clients through individual, family, and group sessions that are consistent with current research, professional standards, and MBI’s vision and values (You will be expected to provide a minimum of 10 billable therapy hours per week). Preparing diagnostic and bio-psychosocial assessments, clinical notes, referrals, and revising treatment plans for clients, as needed. Providing follow-up and aftercare planning services, as needed. Providing emergency services during working hours and after-hours, as assigned. Attending staff meetings and other activities that ensure the smooth functioning of clinical operations. All duties and responsibilities must be performed in compliance with the District of Columbia’s Behavioral Health Standards, the regulations of MBI Health Services, LLC, and all applicable Federal, State, and Local laws. Attending all company-required trainings. Other related duties as assigned. Qualifications Master’s degree in Social Work, or behavior health related field Training or experience in a health care, human service field or equivalent experience 1-2 years in the mental health environment Strong organizational skills Effective communication and time management skills Some Experience reviewing and approving notes
Candidates must hold a Master's degree in Social Work or a related behavioral health field. Required experience includes 1-2 years in a mental health environment and proficiency in reviewing clinical notes.
Market context
In the District of Columbia, behavioral health roles often show steady demand because providers need staff who can support clients, coordinate care, and work within clinical and community-based settings. These positions can be competitive when they require a Certified Peer Specialist credential, advanced mental health knowledge, and comfort using Microsoft Office while interpreting complex clinical concepts. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save research time, and confirm that your credential and peer-support experience are clearly reflected in your application.
