Administrator LICSW LMFT LPC - Mental Health 267

Telecare•Seattle, WA

9d•$118,995 - $147,000

About The Position

At Telecare Corporation, we are launching / sustaining PACT #267 under contract with the county and state. We are seeking a Washington-licensed clinical leader who is ready to own and lead a community-based Assertive Community Treatment (PACT) program — delivering intensive, integrated support to adults with serious mental illness who have not benefited from traditional outpatient services. If you're passionate about recovery-centered care, community integration, and working with individuals with complex needs — and if you want to build and guide a mobile, multidisciplinary team — PACT #267 offers a rare opportunity for meaningful impact. Community-First, Mobile Care: PACT #267 serves individuals with the most severe and persistent mental illness, including those who have not thrived in traditional treatment settings. Telecare Intensive, Team-Based, Recovery-Oriented Services: The program uses a multidisciplinary team — mental health professionals, registered nurses, peer supports, and psychiatric providers — to deliver evidence-based, strengths-based, recovery-focused services, including psychiatry/medication management, case management, housing coordination, employment support, peer support, and crisis intervention. King County+2Telecare+2 Community Integration — Not Institution-Based: The PACT team is mobile; about 75% (or more) of services occur outside of office settings — in clients' homes, neighborhoods, job sites, or other community settings — enabling clients to live independently, maintain employment, build natural supports, and stay connected to community rather than institutions. Telecare+1 Long-Term, Structured Support: Unlike time-limited outpatient services, PACT provides ongoing support for as long as needed — offering flexibility, continuity of care, and commitment to client success. King County+1 Capacity & Growth: PACT #267 is designed to serve up to 100 clients. Telecare The program is already seeing growth: in recent months, leadership expanded a small pilot team into a full, functioning PACT team of 14 soon-to-be more — demonstrating commitment, growth potential, and rapid scaled-up service delivery. Telecare+1 This is a chance for a clinical leader to step in early and shape the future of a high-needs, high-impact community program. The Program Administrator is the senior operational and clinical leader for FACT Program #267. You are responsible for the overall success of the program , ensuring excellence across Telecare's Four Pillars of Performance : Clinical Quality Excellence Workforce Engagement Customer Satisfaction Financial Security This role requires participation in a structured on-call rotation , remaining accessible and prepared to respond to program needs within established protocols.

Requirements

Master's degree in Social Services with a current Washington State license
Four (4) years of experience in administrative or program management within healthcare or behavioral health
Two (2) years supervising professional staff, budgeting, program planning, and licensing
Strong knowledge of community mental health, forensic services, and recovery philosophy
Employment is contingent upon successful completion of required background checks, health screenings, and license verification.

Responsibilities

Provide executive-level oversight of all clinical and operational aspects of PACT #267
Ensure delivery of evidence-based, recovery-oriented forensic mental health services
Provide clinical supervision and leadership to licensed and multidisciplinary staff
Lead quality improvement, compliance, and performance initiatives
Build, mentor, and retain a high-performing PACT team
Establish staffing models and guide recruitment, development, and accountability
Set and reinforce program culture aligned with Telecare values
Serve as the primary liaison to State and County partners, courts, probation, and law enforcement
Navigate high-acuity, high-pressure forensic and crisis situations in the community
Represent PACT #267 in stakeholder meetings, trainings, and community forums
Manage the program within approved budgetary parameters
Partner in fiscal planning and ensure responsible use of resources