Clinical Services Administrator, Crisis Residential Services

Clinical Services Administrator Crisis Residential Services

Annual Salary: Commensurate with Knowledge and Experience

Work Schedule: Monday-Friday 8:30 am -5:00 pm with some flexibility

Join H-NNCSB BJ Roberts Behavioral Health Center as the Clinical Services Administrator for Crisis Residential Services. This is an exciting opportunity for professionals holding an LCSW LPC or LCP to make a significant impact in the lives of individuals in crisis. With a focus on high-performance and person-centered care you will lead a team dedicated to excellence and integrity in mental health services. Located onsite in Hampton VA this role enables you to fully engage with clients and staff fostering a strong community connection.

The competitive pay is based on knowledge and experience. Your expertise in mental health will thrive in our flexible and professional atmosphere ensuring a healthy work-life balance. You will be given great benefits such as Medical Dental Vision Life Insurance Flexible Spending Account Competitive Salary Paid Time Off Employee Discounts and the Virginia Retirement System.

If you are passionate about service and eager to contribute to a premier provider in the behavioral healthcare industry we encourage you to apply today.

Hampton-Newport News Community Services Board: Our Mission

Since 1971 the Hampton-Newport News Community Services Board has provided the highest quality of behavioral health services to residents of the cities of Hampton and Newport News Virginia offering a comprehensive array of programs for both children and adults living with mental illness developmental disabilities and/or substance use disorders.

What does a Clinical Services Administrator Crisis Residential Services do

The Clinical Services Administrator for Residential Crisis Services at Hampton-Newport News Community Services Board is a pivotal leadership position overseeing multiple clinical programs at the newly developed BJ Roberts Behavioral Health Center. Named in honor of Sheriff B.J. Roberts-Hamptons first African American sheriff a longtime public servant former H-NNCSB board member and a fierce advocate for equitable access to behavioral health centers is a landmark in community-based recovery. Your leadership will carry forward his legacy of advocacy compassion and innovation in behavioral health.

This role is essential in ensuring that services such as the Crisis Stabilization Unit 23-Hour Observation Ambulatory Detoxification and the CIT Assessment Center are not only accessible and efficient but also clinically excellent and deeply responsive to community needs. You will engage in strategic planning and day-to-day oversight while supervising a multidisciplinary team and working closely with program managers clinicians and regional partners. Youll guide clinical quality maintain licensure and accreditation standards and identify opportunities for expanding and enhancing services in line with evolving needs. This position allows you to influence both lives and systems-offering hope healing and care to some of the regions most vulnerable residents.

Are you the Clinical Services Administrator Crisis Residential Services were looking for

To excel as a Clinical Services Administrator for Residential Crisis Services at the Hampton-Newport News Community Services Board candidates must possess a valid Virginia license as an LCSW LPC or LCP along with extensive experience in behavioral health management. Strong leadership skills are crucial enabling effective oversight of multidisciplinary teams and ensuring operational efficiency within clinical programs. A deep understanding of trauma-informed care and regulatory compliance is essential to maintain service quality and adherence to standards from Medicaid DBHDS CARF and other regulatory bodies. Additionally adeptness in financial management and program development will aid in successful budget oversight and implementation of new services that address community needs.

Proficiency with related software and tools is necessary for managing clinical operations effectively. A valid Virginia Drivers License with an acceptable driving record is also required to facilitate community engagement and collaboration with regional partners.

Knowledge and skills required for the position are:

• Licensed as an LCSW LPC or LCP and with extensive professional experience working in behavioral health including management of clinical programs.

Are you ready for an exciting opportunity

So what do you think If you feel this is the right job for you go ahead and apply! We look forward to meeting you!

The selected candidate must successfully pass a criminal history fingerprint background investigation DMV record check Child Registry search drug screening test and employment reference checks.

Required Experience:

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