On-Site Nurse Clinical Operations Manager

It’s all about empowering hope in the lives of our patients, employees, and communities. At Active Path Mental Health, our mission is to provide patient-centered, evidence-based, collaborative, sustainable mental healthcare for all. As employees of Active Path , we are healers. We are made up of a diverse group of individuals who are committed to provide hope in the communities where we live and work. We are looking for an experienced Clinical Operations Manager who brings respect, empathy, and kindness to our patients. This individual plays a critical leadership role in overseeing clinical operations across Active Path’s TMS, Spravato, and medication management programs. The role blends hands‑on clinical leadership with operational oversight, team development, and program stewardship to ensure safe, compliant, and high‑quality care across multiple sites. The ideal candidate is a steady, thoughtful leader who brings both clinical expertise and a systems mindset—someone who can balance patient care, regulatory responsibility, and team support while helping the organization continue to grow in a sustainable way. You will be responsible for: Clinical & Program Leadership Providing leadership and oversight for TMS, Spravato, and medication management services, ensuring care is delivered safely, consistently, and in alignment with clinical standards. Partnering with clinical leadership to develop and refine workflows for patient assessment, treatment initiation, monitoring, and follow‑up. Stepping in to provide direct patient care as needed to support the team and maintain continuity of services. Ensuring compliance with all REMS, DEA, and applicable state and federal regulations related to controlled substances and clinic safety. Team Leadership & Culture Leading, mentoring, and supporting a multidisciplinary team, including mental health technicians and program coordinators. Fostering a culture rooted in trust, accountability, collaboration, and continuous improvement. Conducting regular check‑ins, performance evaluations, and development planning to support both individual growth and team effectiveness. Supporting staffing coordination, including scheduling, coverage needs, and time‑off planning, with attention to sustainability and fairness. Standard Operating Procedures & Quality Developing, implementing, and maintaining clear, practical SOPs that support safe clinical practice, regulatory compliance, and operational consistency. Regularly reviewing and updating SOPs to reflect evolving evidence, regulations, and organizational needs. Leading quality improvement efforts and internal audits to strengthen care delivery and operational performance. Medication & Inventory Stewardship Overseeing medication inventory processes, including ordering, storage, tracking, and reconciliation for Spravato and other controlled or specialty medications. Working closely with pharmacy partners and internal teams to ensure appropriate stock levels, accurate documentation, and regulatory alignment. Cross‑Site Coordination & Communication Supporting consistent clinical practices across multiple sites while remaining responsive to local needs. Serving as a connector between clinical teams, operations, leadership, and external partners to ensure alignment and clear communication. Documentation & Reporting Ensuring accurate and timely clinical documentation within the EMR and related systems. Preparing and sharing clinical, operational, quality, and compliance insights with leadership to support informed decision‑making. Behaviors & Accountability: Upholding Active Path’s core values of empathy, excellence, inclusion, and pioneering in all interactions—with patients, colleagues, and community partners. Demonstrating reliability and integrity by following through on responsibilities, meeting deadlines, and communicating proactively when barriers arise. Maintaining a solution‑focused, respectful attitude even in moments of ambiguity, change, or challenge. Taking ownership of outcomes, while engaging in collaborative problem‑solving and open, constructive dialogue. Contributing to a culture of belonging and mutual accountability by welcoming feedback, supporting team success, and modeling professionalism. Navigating conflict constructively and respectfully, seeking resolution and shared understanding. Other Duties, as assigned You will be successful, if: You possess a Bachelor’s degree in Nursing (BSN) or Master’s degree in Nursing, Healthcare Administration, or a related field, preferred. You have 3–5 years of nursing experience, including demonstrated leadership or supervisory responsibility. You possess a current BLS certification. You are an Active Registered Nurse (RN) license in Oregon in good standing. An additional active license in Washington, preferred. You have experience managing medication inventory and controlled substances. You are experienced in developing and implementing SOPs and clinical workflows. You have a history of supporting multi‑site or cross‑functional healthcare teams. You are able to travel between clinic locations, as needed. You are knowledgeable about IV placement and infusion therapy experience, preferred. You possess experience with TMS and Spravato (esketamine) programs, preferred. You have familiarity with REMS programs, regulatory compliance, and quality improvement frameworks, preferred. You are comfortable working within EHR systems and using data to inform clinical and operational decisions, preferred. You demonstrate thoughtful, steady leadership style with strong communication and relational skills. You are able to balance clinical excellence with operational realities. You possess strong organizational judgment and decision‑making capability. You demonstrate a collaborative mindset with comfort working across disciplines and leadership levels. You possess a deep commitment to patient‑centered care, team well‑being, and continuous improvement. You are able to maintain a professional, clinical appearance and demeanor with patients. Scrubs provided. You have demonstrated the ability to work in a high‑demand, fast‑paced environment. You are able to work both independently and collaboratively. You’re a self‑starter with strong attention to detail. You have the ability to bring organizational skills to the clinical environment. You possess excellent communication and interpersonal skills, including listening and speaking, to reassure and guide patients. You are able to demonstrate professionalism and the ability to maintain patient and clinic confidentiality. You have demonstrated experience working with patients in a behavioral health setting. You are experienced working with patients who suffer from depression and anxiety, preferred. At Active Path Mental Health, we value our diverse communities and are proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer. APMH recruits, hires, trains, compensates and promotes without regard to race, color, religion, gender, gender identification, age, national origin, sexual orientation, marital status, veterans' status, mental or physical disability, genetic information or any other legally protected status unrelated to a particular job's requirements or an individual's performance and qualifications. #J-18808-Ljbffr