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State of Nebraska seeks a Behavioral Health Practitioner Supervisor to lead a clinical team at the Omaha Correctional Center in Omaha, NE. The role centers on managing substance use services within a correctional environment, providing clinical leadership, program management, and supervision to staff.
The position is paid at an hourly rate with a facility differential. Required licensure includes Nebraska Mental Health Practitioner or Alcohol and Drug Counselor, with background checks and
Behavioral Health Practitioner Supervisor - Substance Use - Omaha Correctional Center (Open)
Correctional Services - Agency 46
Omaha, NE
$40.571
JR2026-00029425
The Nebraska Department of Correctional Services (NDCS) is seeking a Behavioral Health Practitioner Supervisor to lead a clinical team at the Omaha Correctional Center (OCC) in Omaha. This role is central to our mission to "keep people safe" by managing substance use services within a correctional environment. Core responsibilities include clinical leadership, program management, and operational excellence. For more information about this position, call 402-471-2654. For Americans with Disabilities (ADA) accommodations, please contact Megan Jones at megan.jones@nebraska.gov. Hiring rates, plus $3/hour facility differential for hours worked: BHPSI: $35.603/hour BHPSII: $40.571/hour
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