Campus-Based Clinical Program Lead for Student Success

RPMGlobal; Austin, Northern (TX, KY); Hybrid; USD 68,000 - 83,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Generous PTO

Health coverage

Professional growth

Spanish proficiency stipend

Retirement match

Job summary

Communities In Schools of Central Texas is seeking a full-time Clinical Program Manager to lead CIS services at Harmony School of Excellence (Grades 6–12) in Austin, TX. The site-based leader collaborates with school administrators to integrate CIS programming with student support and parent engagement.

This role provides comprehensive clinical services, supervises staff and AmeriCorps members, and coordinates campus activities to advance students’ academic and personal goals.

Qualifications

• MSW or related master’s degree required.
• LMSW or LPC-A licensure required or in process.
• Experience with crisis intervention, assessments, and referrals.

Responsibilities

• Program Administration: needs assessments to inform program design and resource identification.
• Campus Management: maintain relationships with campus personnel and referrals.
• Data Management & Evaluation: implement data systems to assess program effectiveness.
• Campus Team Management: hire, onboard, train, and supervise team members.
• Student Services: provide counseling, parent engagement, and case management.

Skills

Counseling experience

Crisis intervention

Case management

Bilingual English/Spanish

Leadership

Communication skills

CPR certification

Education

MSW or related Master’s degree

Licensed LMSW or LPC-A

Job description

Communities In Schools of Central Texas is seeking a full-time Clinical Program Manager to lead CIS services at Harmony School of Excellence (Grades 6–12) in Austin, TX. The site-based leader collaborates with school administrators to integrate CIS programming with student support and parent engagement.

This role provides comprehensive clinical services, supervises staff and AmeriCorps members, and coordinates campus activities to advance students’ academic and personal goals.