• Provide weekly clinical supervision to therapists as assigned, and document supervision sessions in a timely manner • Complete and maintain NYS licensure paperwork for supervisees as applicable • Assist with the development and facilitation of clinical training for staff in partnership with the leadership team • Work with the Clinical Director to cover administrative tasks as needed, including performance management of assigned therapists when necessary • Perform ongoing review of high-risk cases and provide clinical solutions as appropriate • Engage in the Utilization Review process for assigned cases every month • Respond to clinical crises and other clinical issues brought forward by supervisees • Help develop and improve clinical policies and procedures on an ongoing basis to support overall success of the program • Maintain a reduced caseload of therapy clients; complete all required clinical documentation promptly, including comprehensive assessments, treatment plans, and progress notes

• Direct communication and management of your team • Closely monitor performance & quality metrics & take corrective action as necessary • Manage across functions (quality, prod, etc) to meet program deliverables • Cost management & budget monitoring • Participate in team trainings • Risk management on the team level

• Serve as the primary subject matter expert on tactical radio systems, providing technical guidance, maintenance support, and operational recommendations to government customers. • Conduct on-site, virtual, and telephonic training and troubleshooting sessions for DoD and government agency users. • Support the fielding, installation, and testing of high-frequency (HF) communications infrastructure, including transit case and rack-mounted systems. • Assist customers in developing and revising communications mission plans using advanced planning tools. • Provide purchasing guidance and technical recommendations on communications systems, ancillary components, and supporting technologies. • Collaborate with systems engineers on waveform testing, codification, and fielding for new and emerging operational requirements.

• Identify and qualify new donor prospects, generally with $25k–$1M annual giving capacity • Build and manage a robust pipeline of 100+ individual prospects and investors. • Develop relationships with an individual donor archetype of donors with private sector experience (i.e., entrepreneurs, C-Suite leaders, healthcare executives) • Develop partnerships with institutional foundations, especially those prioritizing federal advocacy, improving healthcare delivery, advancing health equity, protecting youth and students, and integrating artificial intelligence into care delivery. • Personally lead investor meetings, cultivate relationships, and secure gifts from individuals focused on improving mental health outcomes in the United States. • Strategize to customize pitches, framing, and messaging based on the needs of the National Council’s program teams and the interests of potential investors. • Design and deliver compelling pitches using the National Council’s core collateral and investor-facing messaging • Drive fundraising strategy for high-capacity donors and institutional funders, including tailored cultivation journeys, identification of emerging funding opportunities, and refinement of investor-facing messaging and positioning. • Represent the National Council at events and conferences — both within the mental health field and in settings where target donor prospects naturally gather. • Travel to meet donors in person — especially in geographies with significant numbers of UHNIs (e.g., New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Bay Area, Boston, Seattle, D.C, etc). Willingness to travel up to 30% of the time is required.