Clinical Services Director – IDD/ABA Leader

ADP, Inc.; Town of Somers (NY); On-site; USD 105,000 - 115,000; Full time

Job summary

Opengate Inc. in Somers, NY seeks a Director of Clinical Services to oversee comprehensive clinical programs across social work, behavioral services, speech and language services, and dietary services.

This in-person leadership role manages staff, ensures program quality, and coordinates regulatory compliance. The successful candidate will supervise clinicians and support staff, coordinate intake and staffing, monitor treatment plans, and drive data‑driven program improvements to meet OPWDD

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in psychology or related field.
• LCSW or BCBA licensure in good standing.
• OPWDD experience preferred.
• Minimum five years working with Autism and IDD.
• Demonstrates competency in ABA.
• Data-based curriculum goals and behavior support plans.

Responsibilities

• Provide direct and indirect supervision of clinical staff and leadership roles.
• Oversee intake process and fill vacancies; coordinate orientation and mentorship.
• Monitor and review clinical caseloads to ensure effective treatment and best practices.
• Lead and coordinate crisis intervention services and liaison with external entities.
• Develop and implement departmental policies, staying updated on OPWDD regulations.
• Lead staff training, participate in committees, and ensure program quality checks.

Skills

ABA competency

Leadership

Program management

Team collaboration

Education

Master’s degree in psychology

Tools

Computer proficiency

Job description

Opengate Inc. in Somers, NY seeks a Director of Clinical Services to oversee comprehensive clinical programs across social work, behavioral services, speech and language services, and dietary services.

This in-person leadership role manages staff, ensures program quality, and coordinates regulatory compliance. The successful candidate will supervise clinicians and support staff, coordinate intake and staffing, monitor treatment plans, and drive data‑driven program improvements to meet OPWDD