JOB PURPOSE:
The Director,
Psychosocial Interventions (PSI) provides strategic leadership, direction, and
oversight for the development, delivery, and continuous improvement of Naufar's
psychosocial interventions services. Reporting to the Chief Medical Officer,
the role is accountable for establishing and executing a comprehensive
psychosocial service strategy that supports Naufar's mission, strategic
objectives, model of care, and commitment to exceptional patient outcomes.
The Director leads
the development of innovative, evidence-based psychosocial intervention
programs, ensuring integration across the continuum of addiction treatment,
mental health, rehabilitation, recovery, and community reintegration services.
The role oversees clinical governance, service excellence, workforce
capability, operational effectiveness, and performance outcomes while fostering
a culture of innovation, research, continuous improvement, and person-centered
care.
As a key member of the clinical leadership
team, the Director advises the Chief Medical Officer on psychosocial services,
clinical practice developments, workforce planning, service transformation, and
emerging best practices, ensuring alignment with regulatory requirements,
accreditation standards, and national healthcare priorities.
KEY ACCOUNTABILITIES:
Organizational
Leadership & Service Integration
Develop and lead the long-term strategic vision,
objectives, and operational plans for Psychosocial Interventions services.
Ensure alignment of departmental initiatives with
Naufar's strategic priorities, clinical objectives, and model of care.
Lead cross-functional
initiatives that promote integration of psychosocial interventions across
clinical programs and ensure alignment with organizational priorities,
patient-centered care principles, and service excellence standards.
Clinical
Governance & Quality Excellence
Establish and maintain the governance framework,
quality assurance structure, and clinical oversight
📌 Director- Psychosocial Intervention (Salta)
🏢 Naufar
📍 Salta