Director of Residential Treatment

Director of Residential Treatment (PMIC•

LMHC or LIMHP Salary Range:

$80,000•90,000 per year

Location:

Child Saving Institute's Children's Square Campus•520 N 7 th St. Council Bluffs, IA 51503 About Child Saving Institute (CSI) Our story began in Omaha in 1892. In response to epidemics, poverty, and the challenges of pioneer life, many children were left without caregivers. CSI met that need in a revolutionary way—by putting the well‑being of children first and becoming a voice for the voiceless. Today, CSI continues to champion children and families by providing the mental, emotional, and physical spaces they need to feel empowered and thrive. Join Our Mission Child Saving Institute (CSI) is seeking an experienced, compassionate, and strategic Director of Residential Treatment to provide leadership across our residential treatment programs on the Children's Square Campus. This role is well‑suited for a leader who brings both clinical expertise and operational vision , thrives in high‑acuity environments, and is deeply committed to trauma‑informed, child‑centered care. What You'll Do As the Director of Residential Treatment , you will provide administrative, clinical, and operational leadership to ensure the delivery of safe, effective, and individualized residential treatment services for children and youth.

Responsibilities include:

Leading PMIC services, BHIS programming, and residential treatment operations Supervising the PMIC Treatment Manager, BHIS staff, and PMIC therapists Ensuring compliance with COA standards, state licensing, Medicaid regulations, and CSI policies Guiding interdisciplinary teams to ensure timely assessments, treatment planning, and discharge planning Promoting trauma‑informed, culturally responsive, and family‑centered care Overseeing program quality, outcomes, Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI), and fiscal accountability Providing leadership during crisis response, safety planning, and incident review Collaborating with medical, psychiatric, educational, and outpatient partners to ensure continuity of care In short: You'll lead complex residential treatment programs with integrity, compassion, and a focus on positive outcomes for children and families.

What Makes CSI Special Growth:

Leadership development, ongoing training, and advancement opportunities

Purpose:

Meaningful work that directly impacts children and youth with high needs Values‑

Driven Culture:

Collaboration, accountability, and child‑centered decision‑making Who We're Looking For Someone who: Demonstrates ethical, steady, and supportive leadership Has strong clinical and operational experience in residential or behavioral health services Can lead multidisciplinary teams with confidence and accountability Is comfortable navigating compliance, quality improvement, and high‑acuity environments Qualifications A Master's degree in Social Work, Counseling, Psychology, or a related human services field Active LMHC licensure in Iowa, or a Nebraska LIMHP with willingness and eligibility to obtain Iowa LMHC licensure A minimum of 5 years of experience in residential, psychiatric, or behavioral health settings At least 3 years of supervisory or management experience Strong knowledge of trauma‑informed care, child development, and interdisciplinary treatment models Bonus Points Experience with PMIC services, BHIS programming, or Medicaid‑funded treatment Familiarity with COA accreditation, licensing reviews, or CQI initiatives What You'll Get Medical, dental, and vision insurance options Paid vacation and sick accruals 10 paid holidays per year 401(k) with up to 5% matching, fully vested immediately Tuition reimbursement Referral bonuses Paid birthing leave (up to 6 weeks) and non‑birthing leave (up to 2 weeks) at full pay The opportunity to be part of a mission‑driven, forward‑thinking organization Be a positive influence on young lives—apply today. Child Saving Institute is committed to the full inclusion of all individuals and provides reasonable accommodations to qualified individuals with disabilities.