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HCH Enterprises, LLC is seeking an Intermediate System of Care Implementation Manager to support Rhode Island's System of Care initiatives. This hybrid, full-time role focuses on coordinating with state agencies, providers, and families to design and implement scalable behavioral health programs.
The position requires a Master’s degree in a related field and several years of program management and policy experience, with strong writing skills and the ability to travel within Rhode Island for
Providence, RI, US
3 days ago Requisition ID: 1101
Salary Range: $88,200.00 To $96,400.00 Annually
HCH Enterprises, LLC is seeking an Intermediate System of Care Implementation Manager. This is a full-time position with HCH Enterprises, LLC, contract position with the State of Rhode Island.
HCH Enterprises, LLC (HCH) is a solutions-oriented staffing, consulting, project management and IT service provider. Our mission is to help governments and partners make life better for everyone by centering equity in the delivery of our consulting, staff augmentation, and information technology services. HCH is certified as a Minority Owned, Disadvantaged and Small Business Enterprise (MBE/DBE/SBE).
DCYF is building a more coordinated, accessible, and effective behavioral health System of Care for Rhode Island's children, youth, and families. The System of Care Implementation Manager will support and plan major parts of that work in partnership with the System of Care Project Director, Executive Leadership at DCYF, and external partners. The ideal candidate will be able to independently manage initiatives from policy design through implementation, support implementation of statewide initiatives, and align efforts across state agencies, community providers, and families.
This role suits an experienced public sector leader who moves easily between strategy and execution, project and program management, and stewardship of strategic partnerships and relationships. This position is supported by federal grant funding.
This role is for someone who believes public systems can work better for children and families, and who wants to be part of making that happen from the inside.
Keep children, youth, and families at the center. You see the family behind every policy, contract, and data point, and you hold System of Care values (family-driven, youth-guided, community-based, trauma-informed, and culturally responsive) as working principles.
Think about systems. You understand that children's behavioral health spans many agencies, funding streams, and providers, and you look for how the pieces connect rather than working in silos.
Treat relationships as infrastructure. You know that trust with providers, partner agencies, and families is what makes change stick, and you invest in it consistently.
Are comfortable building while moving. Much of this work is new or evolving. You can bring structure to ambiguity, make progress without a perfect roadmap, and adjust as you learn.
Balance urgency with patience. You bring energy and follow-through, and you also understand how government works and can navigate process without losing momentum.
Lead with curiosity and humility. You value the expertise of people with lived experience and frontline providers as much as your own, and you're open to having your assumptions challenged.
This is a hybrid position, with regular in-person meetings across Rhode Island. Length of contract is at least 5 years from projected start date.