Pediatric Therapy Clinical Director — Leadership & Compliance

Mosaic Group; Charlotte (NC); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Mosaic Pediatric Therapy in Charlotte seeks a Clinical Director to lead operations at our clinics and oversee clinical staff, ensuring high-quality services for children with autism and related needs. You will monitor compliance, develop treatment plans, mentor BCBA and RBT teams, collaborate with HR to recruit, maintain a small caseload, and serve as the clinical contact for families in the region.

BCBA certification (3+ years) with leadership experience is required; strong organization and

Qualifications

• Must be BCBA certified for a minimum of three years with previous leadership experience.
• Excellent organization, problem-solving, and time management skills are required.
• Experience using electronic medical record applications and Microsoft Office and/or G-Suite applications is required.

Responsibilities

• Ensure high-quality services are delivered in the clinic and to home-based clients through monitoring clinic compliance and identifying opportunities for continuous improvement.
• Coach, mentor and provide performance assessment of clinical staff (BCBAs, RBT Trainers, and RBTs).
• Monitor and assess the clinical progress of all clients in the service region with sound treatment plans.
• Serve as point of contact regarding clinical concerns from parents and RBTs in the service region.
• Work with Human Resources to attract, hire and retain clinical candidates.
• Oversee RBT trainers and training protocols for the service region.
• Maintain a modest program management caseload of approximately 10 billable hours per week.
• Other duties and responsibilities as assigned by the manager.

Skills

BCBA Certification

Leadership experience

Organizational skills

EMR familiarity

Tools

EMR software

Microsoft Office

G Suite

Job description

Mosaic Pediatric Therapy in Charlotte seeks a Clinical Director to lead operations at our clinics and oversee clinical staff, ensuring high-quality services for children with autism and related needs. You will monitor compliance, develop treatment plans, mentor BCBA and RBT teams, collaborate with HR to recruit, maintain a small caseload, and serve as the clinical contact for families in the region.

BCBA certification (3+ years) with leadership experience is required; strong organization and