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Family Support Center of Maryland (FSCMD) is a progressive, client centered, family-driven Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program located in Lansdowne, MD.  FSCMD is looking for a qualified professional, with a minimum of two years experience in the field with adults, to join our team and provide behavioral health oversight to a community based behavioral health program.  As our organization continues to grow, we are looking to hire an individual for full-time, with opportunities for advancement. 

Our ideal candidate is someone caring, supportive and committed to serving our vulnerable community.   

Job Summary:

• The Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program is under the supervision of the Rehabilitation Specialist.
• Responsible for developing the Individual Rehabilitation Plan (IRP) following the timeframe set forth in COMAR
• Oversees the clinical side of the program to facilitate an individuals recovery
• Developing and assuring that rehabilitation services meet the needs of the individuals served by the program
• Responsible for the discharge recommendation and summaries of clients, when necessary
• Meet with CEO and or COO weekly to present updates, discuss staff concerns, program concerns and regulatory concerns
• Participate in agency recommended trainings
• Participate in monthly supervision meetings with Psychiatric Rehabilitation Coordinators
• Reinforce COMAR and Joint Commission regulations    

1. Certified Psychiatric Rehabilitation Practitioner; Minimum of three (3) years of relevant experience in behavioral health. Minimum of two (2) years clinical supervisory experience OR a Rehabilitation counselor who has a master's degree in rehabilitation counseling, psychiatric rehabilitation, vocational rehabilitation, or who is currently certified by the Commission on Rehabilitation Counselor Certification; OR a licensed Mental Health Professional in the State of Maryland Board Approved, LMSW, LCSW, LCSW-C, LGADC, LCADC, LGPC, LCPC, Psychologist;

2. Must have up-to-date COVID-19 vaccination, including booster shots.