Clinical Director

Clinical DirectorWe're hiring a Clinical Director who wants to help build the future of severe mental illness care while leading two growing multidisciplinary clinics in the Bay Area.You'll oversee clinical operations, admissions, team development, and patient outcomes across two outpatient locations serving adults with some of behavioral healthcare's most complex conditions. This role combines leadership, supervision, strategic growth, and direct clinical influence.Why this role is compelling• Monday–Friday schedule• No hospital call requirements• Leadership across two growing Bay Area clinics• Opportunity to help build systems, processes, and culture• Partner directly with operations leadership in a DIAD model• Supervise and mentor clinicians• Mission-driven work focused on severe mental illness• Series B-backed organization with national growth plans• Proprietary technology and integrated care model designed specifically for SMI• Relocation assistance availableWhat makes you a great fit• You hold an active California LCSW, LMFT, LPCC, PMHNP, Psychologist, or Psychiatrist license• You have experience leading clinical teams and supervising clinicians• You have worked with severe mental illness, addiction, inpatient psychiatry, residential treatment, PHP, IOP, or community mental health populations• You enjoy building systems and improving care delivery• You are comfortable balancing leadership and clinical responsibilities• You thrive in collaborative, mission-driven environmentsCompensation & Benefits• Base salary: $135,000–$155,000• Potential bonus opportunities• Medical insurance (multiple employer-sponsored plans available)• Dental insurance• Vision insurance• Employee Assistance Program• Life insurance• Disability coverage• 401(k) retirement plan• HSA and FSA options• Paid time off• CME support• Malpractice coverage• Relocation assistance available• Potential equity participationIf you want a Clinical Director role where you can build, lead, and shape the future of care for adults living with severe mental illness, this is worth a conversation.