Understanding the Role of a Clinical Director in Private Practice
Today’s show takes a look into the role of a clinical director in a private therapy practice. Whitney Owens and Julie Roberts discuss several aspects of the role including policy writing, clinical supervision, quality improvement, documentation, and risk management. They touch upon the significance of timely, detailed, and objective charting as a professional courtesy to colleagues and clients and in ensuring better care for clients. They also highlight the importance of continuous learning and ethical practice within the profession, including adhering to the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA). The conversation underscores the multiplicity of the roles a clinical director takes on - from overseeing therapy sessions, training, and policy-making to onboarding and educating staff.
00:04 Introduction to the Challenges of Insurance in Therapy
00:23 Benefits of Joining Alma's Insurance Program
01:12 Invitation to the Wise Practice Summit
02:17 Introduction to Guest Speaker: Julie Roberts
02:47 Julie's Unique Background and Expertise
04:13 Julie's Journey to Private Practice
05:22 The Importance of Clinical Supervision
05:29 Julie's Transition to Private Practice
08:52 The Role of a Clinical Director
10:17 The Importance of Quality Improvement and Documentation
13:49 The Role of Clinical Supervision in a Practice
18:22 The Importance of Ongoing Training and Education
31:07 The Value of Having a Clinical Director in a Practice
36:18 Conclusion and Contact Information
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Links and Resources
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