Must be a Licensed Practitioner of the Healing Arts (LPHA) in the state of Texas: RN, RN-APN, PA, LPC, LCSW, PhD, or LMFT required. NTBHA is seeking a licensed professional with excellent organizational, clinical and management skills to expand and manage multiple criminal justice programs, with central weight on competency restoration. The administrator will participate in the design, implementation, refinement and adaptation of programs and in planning future program strategies. Programs will demonstrate long-term strategies of investment in local reform, research, experimentation, and communications that seek to create ensure their success. In this role, the administrator will be called upon to: deliver under pressure and consistently produce high-quality work; build effective relationships and work proactively with other departments; anticipate potential issues and propose solutions; offer assistance and service to team members; and present ideas for improvement and be able to create a project plan to execute these improvements. The administrator will have responsibility for and will share in additional administrative, clinical, programmatic, and budgetary operations, including monitoring performance, outcomes and cost effectiveness. The administrator will: keep abreast of current events, developments and issues in the field to maintain a balanced and objective perspective and approach to programs; support and maintain relationships with county and municipal departments, law enforcement agencies, treatment providers and related agencies. Requires availability and flexible work hours (after hours) to meet program needs. Responsible for compliance with NTBHA policies and procedures and state regularity codes.