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Western Montana Mental Health Center in Missoula, MT is seeking a Director of Substance Use Disorder and Crisis Services. This full-time role oversees all clinical and operational functions within the Substance Use Disorder and Crisis programs, providing leadership, supervision, and direction to staff to ensure high-quality, person-centered care.
The position emphasizes multidisciplinary collaboration, trauma-informed practices, and cultural competence.
00 - Administration-Administration 100% Crisis Missoula, MT, US
30+ days ago Requisition ID: 2448
Salary Range: $85,985.00 To $116,333.00 Annually
Looking for a career that makes a difference in the lives of others, offering hope, meaningful life choices, and better outcomes? If you want to join a team where community is at the heart of what we do, come join the WMMHC team and make a difference! Visit our career center at https://www.wmmhc.org/careers today!
Location: Missoula, MT
Closing Date: Open until filled; application review will begin immediately
The Director of Substance Use Disorder and Crisis Services is responsible for overseeing and managing all clinical and operational functions within the Substance Use Disorder and Crisis programs. This position provides leadership, supervision, and direction to clinical and support staff, ensuring the delivery of high quality services that meet the needs of clients and the community. The Director of Substance Use Disorder and Crisis ensures a multidisciplinary approach to process improvement and service accountability.
Full-time employees are eligible to participate in a comprehensive employee benefits program that includes:
The Director of Substance Use Disorder and Crisis Services will have advanced knowledge of Substance Use Disorders and Crisis programing. They will have experience managing employees, implanting clinical policies, procedures, and protocols, departmental budgets, collaborating with other departments and community members, and ensuring clinical services are delivered in a person- centered, culturally competent, and trauma-informed manner.