Program Director Salary at Wcvb BETA

Overview: $50-55K/Annually (based on experience/education) Provides clinical and administrative management and assure the quality of clinical services to emotionally and/or behaviorally disadvantaged children and adolescents and their families. Responsibilities: Essential Functions 1. Responsible for the oversight of intake, assessment and treatment services of all clients in program. 2. Acts as a liaison between the program and other agencies, as well as the community at large. 3. Plans, implements and evaluates program activities. 4. Maintains records and statistical reports as required by funding sources. Additional Responsibilities 1. Ensures the delivery of quality long-term, short-term, emergency, and/or clinical services to children, adolescents, and their families. 2. Participates as a member of the Quality Management Team to ensure intra- and inter-agency services and cooperative working relationships, as well as to facilitate the agency standardization process. 3. Hires progr

The Program Director is responsible for providing leadership, overseeing daily operations, and program development. The Program Director supports the staff in providing a trauma-informed environment that is rooted in providing harm reduction, person-centered services to clients with a history of substance use disorder and mental health disorders. The Program Director reports to the Deputy Director of Recovery Services, or their designee for support and supervision. Location: Our Living and Recovering Community (LARC) program in Jamaica Plain, provides residential treatment programs for 24 men and women with substance use disorder. The program is three-to-nine months long and helps support the residents with co-occurring conditions, such as mental health and chronic health conditions. Essential Functions: Act in accordance with Victory Programs, Inc.’s Standards of Excellence at all times, including maintaining professional ethics, boundaries and client confidentiality. Ensure that the

EARLY CHILDHOOD PROGRAM DIRECTOR GENERAL DESCRIPTION As a member of the agency’s senior leadership team, the Early Childhood Program Director oversees all administrative and programmatic functions of Stars Preschool and Early Education Centers. Programs are located in multiple communities on the South Shore of Massachusetts. RESPONSIBILITIES PROGRAMMATIC Oversee curriculum design and implementation. Oversee the management of a team of Directors and other associated staff Oversee the design and implementation of training and professional development of Early Childhood Education Center Directors and Support Staff. Develop and monitor program policies and procedures. Develop appropriate staffing patterns. Oversee child assessment and the appropriate use of assessment data. Lead/facilitate annual program evaluation and the development and monitoring of Action Plans focused on program improvement. Lead NAEYC accreditation process Assist Center Directors in designing classroom environments.

Make a Lasting Impact At The Children’s Center for Communication/Beverly School for the Deaf (CCCBSD), we provide transformative, person-centered education and services for deaf, hard of hearing, and special needs individuals in a language-rich, inclusive setting. Our programs serve students from birth through age 22, including early intervention, preschool, elementary, middle, and high school. We are seeking an experienced, student-centered leader to serve as BSD Program Director — a critical faculty leadership role focused on instructional excellence, program oversight, and team development. This position reports to the Executive Director and plays a key role in advancing CCCBSD’s mission while supporting the academic and social-emotional growth of students in the BSD program. Your Impact As BSD Program Director, you will lead a team of educators and support staff in delivering exceptional, individualized instruction within a bilingual philosophy. This is a full-time, 12-month school

Overview: Salary $85,000 - $92,000 The Assistant Program Director of Forensic Mental Health Services at the Worcester Jail and House of Correction (WHOC) is responsible for assisting the Program Director in the delivery of quality mental health care for individuals who are justice involved at the jail and prison. Located in West Boylston, MA WHOC houses up to 1200 men who are currently involved with the legal system. The mental health team at WHOC is contracted to provide quality care to individuals who might not otherwise receive treatment or are not able to easily access treatment in the community through clinical services ranging from screening, evaluation, crisis interventions services, individual and group therapy and risk assessment and management and discharge planning. The work is dynamic both in responsibilities and due to the wide variation of clinical presentations and issues ranging from adjustment issues, anxiety and depression, serious and persistent mental illness, dual

Reports to: Head of School General Description: The Mel King Academy Schools are totally separate, trauma sensitive therapeutic public day school for students with moderate to severe behavioral, emotional, and learning disabilities. The Elementary School serves students in grades K-5, ages 5-11. The Middle School serves students in grades 6-8, ages 11-15. The High School serves students in grades 8-12, ages 14-22. Boston Public School is currently seeking visionary and dynamic individuals to serve as educational leaders in our schools. We are seeking a highly motivated, exceptional, results oriented professional who is committed to high standards of performance and achievement by both students and educators. Responsibilities: Supervises Guidance Advisors/Special Needs, Vocational Teachers, Vocational Teachers, Special Education Teachers, Instructional Assistant Trainees and Student Support Team. Conducts classroom observations and completes performance evaluations. Meets regularly with

Job Description Job Description William J. Gould Associates, Inc. Clinical/Program Director, Boston Area Programs We are looking for a dynamic practitioner with a passion for recovery and an unwavering belief in people’s healing ability to join our dedicated team as Gould Farm’s Clinical/Program Director of the Boston Area Programs (BAP). The Clinical/Program Director liaises with the Farm Clinical Team to ensure the smooth transition of Farm guests on their recovery journey toward greater independence. Reporting to the Executive Director, the Clinical/Program Director is responsible for the daily operations, leadership, and clinical support of the BAP residential and non-residential programs. The Clinical/Program Director supervises BAP staff, ensuring the delivery of high-quality therapeutic services that are trauma-informed and client-centered within a supportive healing environment. The Clinical/Program Director promotes the values and spirit of Gould Farm by embodying a strengths-

Reports to: Reports to Assistant Director for ABA - Office of Special Education Position Summary: The Program Director for Transportation will train our SPED Cab monitors to effectively support students with disabilities, with a focus on disability awareness, positive behavior supports and strategies, use of sensory tools and resources, and how to identify and work through student behavioral challenges. They will also provide ongoing professional development in the area of positive behavior support to monitors and Monitor Unit Staff. The Program Director for Transportation will also offer techniques and modeling of behavior intervention support to promote a safe environment on buses. This person must have expertise in the area of data collection, disability acceptance/awareness, and staff training. Responsibilities: Develop and implement Tier 1 proactive, positive behavior supports and strategies Train/ Coach SPED Cab Monitors on individualized positive behavior plans (when consent has