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Description
Director of Operations – Behavioral Health
Clifton NJ
$150,000 – $200,000
A well-established Pennsylvania-based behavioral health organization — one of the largest providers of peer support services in the state — is entering an exciting new chapter of growth following a recent acquisition. We're looking for a Director of Operations to lead on the ground: building operational infrastructure, standardizing processes, and driving new client onboarding as the organization integrates and scales.
This is a high-visibility role for someone who thrives in a build-mode environment and knows how to bring structure, strategy, and momentum to a mission-driven organization.
Responsibilities:
Own day-to-day operational performance across Pennsylvania-based service delivery, ensuring quality, compliance, and efficiency
Lead post-acquisition integration efforts — aligning systems, processes, and teams across the expanded organization
Develop and implement scalable operational frameworks to support growth across a 27+ county footprint
Identify, pursue, and onboard new clients and county contracts — serving as a key external-facing leader in the market
Partner with clinical and administrative leadership to improve workflows, reporting, and service outcomes
Build and mentor an operations team capable of sustaining long-term growth
Qualifications:
7+ years of operations leadership, with at least 3 in behavioral health, peer support, or a related human services sector
Proven experience building or scaling operations in a multi-site or multi-county environment
Familiarity with Medicaid-funded programs and state/county contract compliance in PA
Strong business development instincts — comfortable engaging with county officials, MCOs, and community partners
Ability and willingness to be on-site in Pennsylvania 3–4 days/week, particularly during the first 6–12 months
Nice to Have:
Experience with peer support services or lived-experience workforce models
Post-acquisition integration experience
Existing relationships with PA county behavioral health offices or HealthChoices MCOs
Why This Role:
Ground-floor leadership opportunity at a mission-driven organization with serious backing and room to grow
Direct impact on programming that serves some of Pennsylvania's most underserved populations
Competitive compensation ($150,000 – $200,000) with autonomy to build something lasting
High visibility with senior leadership across the organization