Knowledge of Connecticut’s youth behavioral health service system including services for substance and co-occurring disorders, youth and family treatment and prevention services; Must be extremely organized, efficient, and a strong team player; Excellent interpersonal, communication, writing, and time management skills; Skills and experience that are preferred, but not required, include: experience in evidence-based treatment models for children/youth with substance use and/or co-occurring disorders (e.g., SBIRT, MET-CBT, MDFT, Wraparound Care Coordination); prior management of federal grants (e.g. Position Requirements: Master’s Degree (Doctoral degree preferred) in psychology, social work, public health, biostatistics, alcohol and drug counseling, child/youth development, or a closely related field; Supervisory experience (management experience or extensive supervisory experience preferred); Strong knowledge of substance use and co-occurring screening, prevention, intervention, and treatment services.