SYSTEM IMPROVEMENT COORDINATOR

Are you a master level counselor or social worker with behavioral health experience who enjoys working to strengthen programs and outcomes which ultimately improve client lives? Or, are you a counselor who has also been a behavioral health case manager or has supervised case managers or peer supporters?

This position collaborates with local publicly funded agencies within Stark County's full treatment, prevention, and recovery support continuum to implement system level efforts which boost program utilization and improve the efficiencies, standards, and delivery of behavioral health services. Additionally, the System Improvement Coordinator (SIC) researches and informs evidence based (or evidence informed) strategies within Stark County based on data-driven information and assists in ensuring all services are infused with trauma, diversity, & equity-informed principles. Also responsible for the oversight of established programs and services that support mental health and substance use recovery, the SIC focuses on programs serving populations across the lifespan, from childhood, to the transition years, and onto adulthood. If you have experience in the counseling office, with other levels of behavioral health providers, and with your agency's compliance team, you are encouraged to apply.

• Master's degree in human services or related field;
• A minimum of three (3) years' experience in behavioral health program administration required;
• Dependent clinical licensure required - independent clinical licensure preferred;
• Experience with system improvement and system level oversight preferred;
• Project management experience preferred.