Behavioral Health Program Supervisor – Youth & Family Services

RIMROCK TRAILS TREATMENT SERVICES•Prineville, OR

2d•Onsite

About The Position

Behavioral Health Program Supervisor – Youth & Family Services-10k retention bonus! Prineville, OR Rimrock Trails Treatment Services is seeking a Behavioral Health Program Supervisor to lead our new Assessment and Resource Center (ARC) serving youth and families in Crook County. This role provides administrative and program leadership to a multidisciplinary team delivering behavioral health screening, brief intervention, and care coordination for youth experiencing substance use and mental health challenges. This is a unique opportunity to help launch and shape a new community behavioral health program, build strong partnerships with local organizations, and support a team providing early intervention services for youth and families.

Requirements

Master's degree in social work, counseling, psychology, or related behavioral health field
Ability to obtain a CADC certification within 12 months of employment (employer covers costs)
Certification or licensure allowing the provision of addiction treatment services
Experience supervising or leading staff in a behavioral health or human services setting
Knowledge of substance use and co-occurring mental health treatment
Strong written and verbal communication skills
Ability to work independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team
Knowledge of applicable Oregon Administrative Rules (OARs)

Nice To Haves

LCSW or LPC license
CADC I certification
Experience leading new programs or grant funded initiatives
Experience working with youth and families
Bilingual in Spanish or other languages common in Crook County.

Responsibilities

Launch and oversee the Crook County Assessment and Resource Center (ARC)
Lead a multidisciplinary behavioral health team serving youth and families
Ensure delivery of ARC core services including screening, brief intervention, referral, and care coordination
Support the development and growth of youth behavioral health services in the community
Provide administrative supervision to Case Managers, Peer Support Specialists, and CADCs
Support staff development through coaching, performance feedback, and supervision
Monitor documentation quality and ensure compliance with agency standards
Provide direct services as needed, including behavioral health screening, assessment, brief intervention, and care coordination
Build and maintain relationships with schools, juvenile justice, DHS, and other community partners
Participate in community coalitions, meetings, and outreach activities
Represent the program in local collaborative initiatives
Monitor service outcomes and program performance
Ensure compliance with applicable Oregon Administrative Rules (OARs), HIPAA, and 42 CFR Part 2
Support grant reporting and program evaluation activities
Identify opportunities to expand behavioral health services for youth and families
Support program planning and implementation in collaboration with leadership
Provide early intervention services for youth and families including: Behavioral health screening and assessment, Brief intervention for substance use and mental health concerns, Care coordination and referral to treatment, Peer and family support services, Community education and outreach