Cleans have a different set up, and the mechanics are different as well ie. shoulders in front of the bar instead of lined up or behind when you deadlift. Now, that doesn't mean it can't be a great accessory lift to increase explosiveness, coordination, etc. You want to make sure you have the proper equipment as well as the proper training so you don't "woof" the bar up which is worthless. There are plenty of posts/threads in here from yours truly.
I would recommend performing power cleans and not squat cleans. I wouldn't recommend jerking the weight as it's more about getting under the bar and properly alinging your bone structure to maximize efficiency so you don't "press out". Instead perform a Clean and Press. It'll have a greater carryover to your sport which is key. You can perform the power cleans (which is dictated by your recieving position) from the floor, hang, or from blocks all work different facets of the lift and accomplish different goals. Blocks are for speed, hang is for really strengthening your lower bar, floor allows you to work all 3 pulls of the lift.