Provides both direct clinical services and operational leadership for outpatient behavioral health services across Boys Town affiliate locations, including Central Florida, South Florida, Nevada, and Grand Island. Balances responsibilities in clinical practice and administrative leadership, ensuring high-quality patient care while advancing operational performance, workforce development, program growth, and strategic initiatives. Oversees National Clinic Directors and serves as a clinical and operational resource to national behavioral health teams. Maintains an active clinical caseload while supporting consistency, quality, and performance across national behavioral health services.
MAJOR RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES:
Maintains an active outpatient clinical caseload with a minimum productivity expectation of 60 billable units per month.
Provides evidence-based behavioral health assessment, consultation, and treatment services consistent with licensure, professional standards, and organizational priorities.
Completes timely, accurate, and compliant clinical documentation in accordance with organizational, payer, and regulatory requirements.
Serves as supervising practitioner for trainees and training programs as assigned.
Provides clinical consultation and expertise to national behavioral health providers and leadership teams.
Assists in addressing complex clinical cases and supports implementation of evidence-based treatment practices across national locations.
Maintains clinical competencies and remains current on emerging best practices in behavioral health care.
Provides direct supervision, coaching, performance management, and professional development for National Clinic Directors, supporting operational performance, workforce planning, leadership growth, and achievement of service goals.
Conducts regular meetings with National Clinic Directors to review clinic performance, staffing, access, quality outcomes, and strategic priorities.
Facilitates monthly and as-needed National Behavioral Health All-Director meetings.
Leads recruitment efforts for national behavioral health providers, including candidate evaluation, interviewing, and selection processes.
Participates in recruitment and selection of post-doctoral fellows interested in national locations.
Collaborates with National Clinic Directors regarding staffing plans, provider retention, succession planning, and workforce development.
Establishes expectations and accountability measures that support achievement of clinical, operational, and financial goals.
Provides regular reports and recommendations to the Vice President of Outpatient Behavioral Health Services.
Participates in organizational leadership meetings and strategic planning activities as needed.
Serves as the operational leader for national outpatient behavioral health services, providing oversight of national behavioral health clinics and ensuring consistent implementation of clinical and operational standards.
Monitors clinic performance data, including access, productivity, quality outcomes, staffing utilization, referral trends, and patient satisfaction, to identify opportunities for service improvement and increased effectiveness.
Supports National Clinic Directors in identifying operational challenges and implementing effective solutions.
Promotes consistency of policies, procedures, clinical practices, and operational standards across national sites.
Ensures compliance with accreditation, regulatory, payer, ethical, and organizational requirements.
Partners with National Clinic Directors, Site Executive Directors, and finance leadership to achieve operational and financial goals.
Reviews productivity, revenue, access, and utilization metrics and works collaboratively to develop improvement plans when needed.
Provides oversight of key operational processes, including credentialing, payer enrollment, and revenue cycle performance.
Participates in quarterly operational and financial review…