Clinic Director

Posted 8 days ago

titan placement groupLong Beach (CA)

SENIORITY

Manager

SALARY

$125,000

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About the role

Clinic Director Long Beach, California We re hiring a Clinic Director in Long Beach who wants to help build and grow a high-acuity behavioral health clinic while making a meaningful impact on adults with severe mental illness. You ll step into an outpatient leadership role focused on building the team, clinical workflows, and care-delivery systems of a new location. You ll have meaningful ownership while remaining directly connected to complex patient care. Why this role is compelling • Monday Friday weekday schedule • Fully onsite leadership position • Opportunity to help ramp a new Long Beach clinic • Build clinical workflows and team culture from an early stage • Lead intake, care coordination, and treatment planning • Integrated multidisciplinary behavioral health model • Significant ownership and leadership visibility
What makes you a great fit:
  • You hold an unrestricted California Psychologist, LCSW, LMFT, or LPCC/LPC license
  • You have significant severe mental illness experience
  • PHP/IOP or comparable high-acuity experience is strongly valued
  • You ve helped launch, build, grow, or improve a clinical program
  • You enjoy creating structure and developing strong teams
Compensation & Benefits:
  • Base salary: $125,000 $145,000
  • Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision coverage
  • Parental leave and well-being programs
  • Potential relocation assistance If you want a Clinic Director role where you can help build something meaningful and see your leadership directly shape patient care, this is worth a conversation. Apply now or send your resume to .Or call if you have any questions.

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