Clinical Director definition

Clinical Director means an individual who meets the minimum requirements set forth in Title 9, CCR, and has at least two (2) years of full-time professional experience working in a mental health setting.
Clinical Director means an individual who meets the minimum requirements set forth in Title 9, 13 California Code of Regulations, and has at least two (2) years of full-time professional experience 14 working in a mental health setting.
Clinical Director means a registered nurse, currently licensed to practice nursing pursuant to Title 24, Chapter 19 of the Delaware Code who is sufficiently qualified to provide general supervision and direction of the services offered by the FSED.

Examples of Clinical Director in a sentence

  • If you would prefer paper copies, please notify the Client Coordinator, Clinical Director, and/or Owner your preference of document delivery and processing.

  • If concerns are not addressed by the supervisor if it is outside the scope of his/her role, please contact the Clinical Director, Xxxxx Xxxxx.

  • Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx, Owner- xxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx Xxxxxxx Xxxxx, Clinical Director- xxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx Office Xxxxxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx Any concerns regarding your child’s schedule, therapy program or treatment team should be directed to the supervisor in charge.

  • If the supervisor is unable to resolve the issue or if the grievance is with the supervisor, contact the Clinical Director to discuss options for resolution.

  • If at any time you feel as though your staff members are not providing high quality services, and you have addressed these matters with the supervisor of your child’s case, please contact Xxxxx Xxxxx, Clinical Director for any concerns.


More Definitions of Clinical Director

Clinical Director means a registered nurse who is sufficiently qualified to provide general supervision and direction of the services offered by the home health agency and who has at least one year of home health care and administrative/supervisory health care experience. The “Clinical Director” and “Director” may be the same individual if that individual is dually qualified.
Clinical Director means a registered nurse who is sufficiently qualified to provide general supervision and direction of the services offered by the home health agency and who has at least one year of home health and administrative/supervisory experience;
Clinical Director means an individual who, by virtue of education, training, and experience, satisfies the requirements of §6.1.2.1 and/or §16.2.3 of these regulations and is authorized by the Administrator to provide clinical oversight of the treatment program. The Clinical director may also serve as Clinical supervisor when directed to do so by the agency's governing body.
Clinical Director means a registered nurse who is sufficiently qualified to provide general supervision and direction of the skilled services offered by the home health agency. The "Clinical Director" and "Director" may be the same individual if that individual is dually qualified.
Clinical Director means Medical Director, Director of Medical Services or such person acting in the position of Clinical Director, or his designee.
Clinical Director means the individual designated by the program’s governing body who is responsible for the on-going and day-to- day clinical aspects of treatment for those patients admitted to the program;
Clinical Director means a person who is designated by the