About the PositionThe Deputy Chief Operating Officer assists the Chief Operating Officer in the design, implementation, financial viability and on-going operation of a range of outpatient treatment, rehabilitative, and support services for assigned target population(s) as needed.
What You'll Do- Provide clinical leadership for services focusing on wellness, recovery and community tenure through the use of evidence/practice based modalities
- Provide clinical leadership for implementing organizational Values.
- Provide clinical leadership in assessing data to determine effectives of clinical services as well as determining clinical strategic directions.
- Assess needs of the target population(s), consumers, and payers and designs an array of services to meet the population needs.
- Plan new programming to respond to data, requests for proposal or community needs.
- Responsible for resource development (i.e., grants, contracts).
- Implement appropriate programs for the target populations consistent with AKBH, Inc. policies and procedures.
- Responsible for insuring quality clinical services.
Good To Know- Position is based in Anchorage, Alaska
- Full-Time, Exempt
- Salary range is $122,000 to $145,000 based on experience
- Eligible for up to $54,000 in annual incentive with the average being $20,250.
- Student Loan Repayment and Tuition Assistance is Available - Professional Growth is encouraged!
- AKBH offers generous benefits including two healthcare options for employees and their dependent children; voluntary vision and dental insurance; employer-provided life insurance/AD&D and long-term disability; 401k with immediate vesting and up to 10% employer contribution; 5 weeks of PTO the first year increasing to 8 weeks the second year to be used for vacation, sick, and holidays.
What We Need from You- Master's degree in mental health or related field. Master's degree in management or Administration with qualifying mental health experience may be considered.
- Professional license in behavioral health or similar clinical licensure.
- At least seven years' experience in a clinical setting serving persons in relevant target population(s).
- At least six years in a position of relevant supervisory/program management responsibility.
- Preference given to those with accreditation, managed care knowledge, dealing with multi-problem populations and/or resource development and program development experience.
