Residential Program Director Youth Mental Health Position Available In St. Johns, Florida
Tallo's Job Summary: Residential Program Director position in Youth Mental Health in St. Augustine, FL. Full-time role with competitive salary and benefits. Lead operations and clinical programming at a therapeutic group home for boys with behavioral health needs. Oversee staff, admissions, compliance, and community partnerships. Requires Master's degree and 3+ years experience with children/adolescents. Successful background check and drug test mandatory.
Job Description
Residential Program Director – Youth Mental Health St. Augustine, FL | Full-Time | Leadership + Clinical Oversight Competitive salary + outstanding benefits Compensation and Bonus Package Amazing benefits, CEUs Health, dental, and vision insurance 401(k) plan Generous paid time off Professional development assistance Flexible scheduling Supportive and mission-driven culture About the Organization and Position Lead a transformational program serving youth in residential care. We’re seeking a Residential Program Director to oversee operations and clinical programming at a therapeutic group home for boys with significant behavioral health needs. This is a hands-on leadership role in a mission-driven nonprofit that’s been supporting youth and families across Northeast Florida for over 36 years. What Makes This Role Special Make a lasting impact — Shape a trauma-informed, evidence-based residential care model Collaborative culture — Lead a multidisciplinary team committed to innovation and support Grow professionally — Access free clinical supervision and advanced training opportunities Mission with momentum — Join an organization that’s setting the standard in youth mental health care
Core Responsibilities:
Provide overall leadership for daily campus operations, staffing, and resident care Supervise clinicians and case managers to ensure high-quality therapeutic delivery Oversee admissions, treatment coordination, and compliance with licensing standards Lead weekly team meetings and multidisciplinary case reviews Facilitate staff training, performance development, and documentation quality control Build strong relationships with external stakeholders and community partners
Qualifications:
Master’s degree in Counseling, Social Work, or Marriage & Family Therapy 3+ years experience working with children/adolescents with significant emotional needs Knowledge of evidence-based, trauma-informed care practices Prior supervisory or program leadership experience strongly preferred Strong communication and organizational leadership skills Successful Level 2 background screen and drug test required
