Clinical Director

Atlantic Health Strategies•Zionsville, IN

1d•$95,000 - $145,000•Remote

About The Position

Freedom Recovery Centers of Indiana is committed to providing high-quality, evidence-based substance use and behavioral health treatment that supports individuals in achieving sustained recovery and improved quality of life. Grounded in compassion, accountability, and clinical excellence, Freedom Recovery Centers of Indiana delivers trauma-informed, person-centered care that promotes stability, empowerment, and long-term wellness. Position Summary The Clinical Director provides strategic and clinical leadership for Freedom Recovery Centers of Indiana and will commence full duties upon licensure of the facility. This is a full-time, remote position with responsibility for overseeing all clinical operations while also maintaining a direct care role through an active virtual Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) caseload. The Clinical Director ensures the consistent delivery of high-quality, evidence-based substance use disorder services in compliance with Indiana state licensing requirements, federal regulations, and accreditation standards. This role is central to program development, clinical supervision, and the establishment of a trauma-informed, recovery-oriented organizational culture aligned with Freedom Recovery Centers of Indiana’s mission and values.

Requirements

Active and unrestricted LCAC license in the State of Indiana.
Master’s degree or higher in Counseling, Social Work, Psychology, Marriage and Family Therapy, or a closely related behavioral health field from an accredited institution.
Minimum of five years of clinical experience in substance use disorder treatment, with demonstrated leadership or supervisory experience.
Experience providing virtual clinical services and managing telehealth-based treatment programs.
Strong working knowledge of Indiana behavioral health licensing regulations, Medicaid requirements, and substance use disorder compliance standards.
Demonstrated ability to balance clinical leadership responsibilities with direct service delivery in a remote environment.

Responsibilities

Provide clinical leadership and oversight of all substance use disorder services, effective upon facility licensure.
Maintain an active virtual IOP caseload, including facilitation of group therapy and provision of individual counseling services within scope of licensure.
Develop, implement, and continuously evaluate clinical programming to ensure effectiveness, fidelity to evidence-based models, and positive client outcomes.
Supervise, mentor, and support clinical staff using trauma-informed supervision, reflective practice, and performance-based feedback.
Ensure compliance with Indiana state licensing standards, Medicaid and payer requirements, HIPAA, 42 CFR Part 2, and applicable accreditation bodies.
Oversee clinical documentation to ensure accuracy, timeliness, medical necessity, and regulatory compliance, and implement corrective action plans when indicated.
Guide treatment planning, ethical decision-making, and crisis intervention protocols to ensure client safety and continuity of care.
Collaborate with executive, operational, and administrative leadership to support staffing models, licensure readiness, and program growth.
Utilize data-driven approaches to monitor clinical outcomes, staff performance, and continuous quality improvement initiatives.