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Children’s Resource Center

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What they do

A Psychiatric Medical Director directs and manages a medical practice, clinic, lab or public health program, specializing in psychiatry. Deals with the evaluation and treatment of mental, addictive, and emotional disorders such as schizophrenia and other psychotic disorders, mood disorders, anxiety disorders, substance-related disorders, sexual and gender identity disorders and adjustment disorders.

$313,345 / year median in Ohio

+10% projected growth

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In-Person Job Summary:
The Chief Clinical Officer (CCO) provides executive leadership for all clinical services of the Children's Resource Center. The CCO is responsible for ensuring the delivery of safe, effective, trauma-informed, evidence-based behavioral health services for children, adolescents, and families across the continuum of care. The CCO provides strategic clinical leadership by honoring CRC's mission, values, and established strengths while leading intentional improvements in clinical services, practices, and quality systems to meet the changing needs of children, families, and the communities we serve. Through collaboration, innovation, and continuous quality improvement, the CCO strengthens the agency's clinical foundation and fosters a culture of learning, accountability, and evidence-based practice. As a member of CRC's Executive Team, the CCO provides organization-wide leadership to advance clinical excellence while aligning quality, operations, workforce development, and financial stewardship to improve outcomes for children, families, and CRC.
Essential Duties & Responsibilities:
Serves as a member of the Executive Leadership Team Provides strategic direction for all clinical programs Advises the CEO and Board of Directors regarding clinical strategy, emerging trends, service needs, and opportunities for improvement Leads the development and execution of the organization's clinical strategic priorities in partnership with the Executive Leadership Team Represents the agency with community partners, hospitals, managed care organizations, county boards, schools, and state agencies Shares executive accountability for the financial performance and sustainability of clinical operations Aligns clinical quality, staffing, and service delivery with organizational financial goals Guides clinical service line growth and investment decisions Provides executive oversight for clinical services including Outpatient, School-Based, Home-Based, Day Treatment, Co-Occurring Disorders, Residential Treatment, Crisis and Mobile Response & Stabilization Services (MRSS) and 230-hour Crisis Observation Services (TBD), Psychiatry and Medication Management, Behavioral Health Urgent Care (TBD), Prevention/Early Intervention Maintains executive accountability for: Clinical & clinical supervision standards Treatment philosophies Evidence-based practices Trauma-informed care Clinical documentation Ethical practice Risk Management Monitoring and responding to changes in clinical regulations, behavioral health standards, and evidence-based practice requirements Partners with Medical Director, Psychiatric providers, and Nursing leadership to ensure: Integrated behavioral healthcare Medication safety Crisis stabilization Residential nursing services Behavioral Health Urgent Care operations (TBD) Works collaboratively with program leadership to: Improve access to care Reduce wait-times Improve clinical productivity Monitor staffing needs Improve client engagement Reduce no-show rates Improve continuity of care Strengthen interdisciplinary collaboration Identify opportunities for new clinical services Lead development and implementation of innovative behavioral health services Evaluate community needs Provides clinical leadership for grant development, program expansion, and strategic funding initiatives Assists in developing new funding opportunities Monitors clinical trends and best practices Provides leadership in: Recruitment and retention of clinical staff Clinical supervision standards Clinical leadership pipeline development and succession planning Staff engagement Clinical competency Professional licensure support and continuing education Monitors agency-wide clinical indicators including: Access to services Client and clinical quality outcomes Productivity Length of stay Hospital diversion Crisis response times Residential outcomes Client satisfaction Staff turnover Compliance indicators Uses data to drive organizational improvement Provides executive oversight of: Clinical audits and quality improvement Outcomes measurement Utilization management Client rights Performance improvement initiatives Incident management Peer review process Accreditation readiness and ongoing compliance in licensing, Medicaid documentation, Ohio Behavioral Health Certification, and Joint Commission accreditation Ensures continuous compliance with: HIPAA Medicaid regulations Ohio Administrative Code Local, state, and federal behavioral health regulations, accreditation standards, contractual requirements, and applicable industry standards Grant requirements HRSA requirements Continuing education provider requirements Serves as a visible executive leader and representative of CRC at the local, regional, and state levels Builds and sustains strategic relationships with state associations, legislators, managed care organizations, hospitals, educational partners, and community stakeholders Advances statewide advocacy initiatives that strengthen children's behavioral health systems and improve access to care Develops collaborative partnerships that enhance service delivery, continuity of care, and positive outcomes for children and families
Qualifications:
Master's or doctoral degree in Social Work, Counseling, Psychology, Marriage and Family Therapy, or related behavioral health field Current Ohio independent clinical license: LISW-S, LPCC-S, IMFT-S, Psychologist Required experience: Ten years of progressively responsible behavioral health experience including leadership roles Three years of senior leadership experience Experience leading multiple clinical programs Experience in quality improvement, regulatory compliance and accreditation Preferred experience: Children's behavioral health Residential treatment Crisis services School-based behavioral health Value-based care Statewide advocacy Demonstrated success leading organizational change and managing complex clinical operations through periods of growth For list of benefits, visit our Job Openings page Interested in applying? Email your resume to Mindy Gallant, Director of Operations and Human Resources, at mindyg@crcwoodcounty.or g