We are looking to bring on talented and passionate team members. Team members will occasionally be expected to provide services in our center located in Windsor Mill as well.

Description

LCPC Clinical Lead

Location: Baltimore/Windsor Mill, MD

Job Type: Full-Time

Salary: $88,000–$95,000 annually, commensurate with experience

Who We Are

Sankofa Behavioral Health provides culturally grounded, clinically sound behavioral health services to children, adolescents, adults, and families. Our services include mental health counseling, ABA therapy, psychological services, caregiver support, and related behavioral health programming.

Our motto: Culturally Grounded, Clinically Sound

Our mantra: Joy First, Data Second

About the Role

We are seeking an experienced Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC).

The LCPC Clinical Lead will provide direct clinical care while helping strengthen and grow Sankofa's mental health program. This role combines psychotherapy, clinical leadership, quality assurance, program development, and, when qualified, supervision of LGPCs. As the program grows, this position has the opportunity to develop into broader leadership of Sankofa's mental health services.

What You'll Do

• Provide individual, family, and group psychotherapy.
• Complete diagnostic evaluations, treatment plans, and ongoing clinical documentation.
• Maintain an active caseload while supporting clinical leadership responsibilities.
• Provide consultation on complex cases, risk concerns, treatment planning, and clinical decision-making.
• Support clinical quality through documentation review, case consultation, and quality-improvement activities.
• Help onboard, train, and develop mental health clinicians.
• Provide supervision to LGPCs if approved by the Maryland Board.
• Develop clinically appropriate groups and other mental health programming.
• Help improve client access, retention, referral pathways, and continuity of care.
• Collaborate with Sankofa's interdisciplinary clinical teams.
• Identify problems within the counseling program and help develop practical solutions.

Productivity Expectations

Once the caseload is established, the Clinical Lead will generally maintain approximately 24–26 completed clinical service blocks per week through a combination of individual therapy, family therapy, diagnostic evaluations, and group psychotherapy.

Time will also be provided for clinical leadership, supervision, consultation, quality assurance, and program development.

Caseload expectations will gradually increase during the first several months as the clinician becomes established.

What We're Looking For

Required:

• Active Maryland LCPC license in good standing.
• Master's degree or higher in counseling or a related behavioral health field.
• Strong assessment, diagnosis, treatment-planning, and psychotherapy skills.
• Strong documentation and clinical judgment.
• Ability to work independently and collaboratively within an interdisciplinary team.

Preferred:

• Maryland Board-approved supervisor status.
• Experience supervising LGPCs.
• Clinical leadership or program-development experience.
• Experience working with Medicaid populations.
• Experience with children, adolescents, and families.
• Experience with children who exhibit behavioral concerns
• Experience developing or facilitating psychotherapy groups.
• Experience with clinical quality assurance or documentation review.

Growth Opportunity

We are looking for someone who can grow with the program. As our mental health team expands, this role may develop into a Mental Health Clinical Supervisor or Director of Mental Health Services position.

If you're a strong clinician who enjoys developing other clinicians, improving systems, and helping build programs, we'd love to meet you.

About the Company

We invest in the whole family's right to self-determination by providing meaningful, individualized, and culturally relevant behavioral services. We affirm children, teens, and young adults who exhibit social, emotional, learning, and behavioral concerns using the science of Applied Behavior Analysis(ABA) with a strengths-based and trauma-informed approach. We not only uplift the children and teens we service through ABA, but empower parents and siblings of our disabled and/or neurodivergent clients with the common goal of enhancing the quality of life for the entire household through the provision of mental health services, parent guidance, advocacy tools, and group sessions. Our Guiding Values: Sustainability- We strive to ensure every person learns strategies they can continue long after our extensive work together Integrity- We strive to exhibit high-quality ethical services, adhering to the standards set forth by our governing body and the population we service Growth- We strive to increase meaningful skills for our clients to thrive within their own environments Nurturance- We strive to provide a learning environment in which our clients feel cared for, heard, and prioritized Autonomy- We strive to support our client’s freedom of choice and independence Trust- We strive to create a trusting relationship with our clients while overseeing their advancements Unity- We strive to maintain a collaborative working relationship, placing emphasis on the team effort that is necessary to accomplish meaningful change Responsiveness- We strive to produce culturally responsive care that respects and acknowledges the identities and values that are important to our clients Empowerment- We strive to encourage clients to become the #1 advocate for their own progress