Community Action Treatment Team Practice Manager (CTPM)

The ideal candidate is an outgoing, compassionate clinical leader who thrives working with the public as part of a professional and para-professional team, collaborates and communicates effectively with BCI departments and external stakeholders, multi-tasks effectively across two locations, and models a consistently professional, trauma-informed demeanor that ensures every client and family has a positive, effective therapeutic experience. Bridgeway Center, Inc. (BCI) is seeking an experienced Community Action Treatment Team Practice Manager (CTPM) to provide clinical supervision to a multi-disciplinary team delivering intensive, comprehensive, community-based services to youth ages eleven (11) to twenty-one (21).

Posting No. BCI-2026-34 Bridgeway Center, Inc. (BCI) POST Position: Community Action Treatment Team Practice Manager (CTPM) Employment Status: Full-Time (FT) Department: Community Care Services Division (CCSD) Reports To: Director of Community Care Services (DCCS) Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) Status: Exempt Position Summary Are you a seasoned clinical leader ready to guide a high-performing team that keeps youth safely in their homes and communities? Bridgeway Center, Inc. (BCI) is seeking an experienced Community Action Treatment Team Practice Manager (CTPM) to provide clinical supervision to a multi-disciplinary team delivering intensive, comprehensive, community-based services to youth ages eleven (11) to twenty-one (21). The Community Action Treatment (CAT) Team offers a safe, effective, trauma-informed alternative to out-of-home placement for children and adolescents facing serious behavioral health challenges. Using the Wraparound model, the CAT Team supports the goals of the youth and family while building long-term stability and sustainability within their family system and community. The CTPM is proficient in evidence-based, trauma-focused clinical modalities such as EMDR and DBT, and provides clinical knowledge to support accurate diagnosis of mental health issues, development of client-centered support plans of care, and appropriate treatment recommendations. The CTPM assists the Director of Community Care Services (DCCS) in conducting crisis assessments and directing the initiation of a Baker Act as necessary, and steps in as part of the Delegation of Authority (DOA) when the DCCS is out of office or otherwise unavailable. As a practicing Therapist, the CTPM also maintains a clinical caseload, providing direct services to clients. This position reports directly to the DCCS and plays a critical role in shaping the strategic direction and day-to-day clinical excellence of the CAT program. The ideal candidate is an outgoing, compassionate clinical leader who thrives working with the public as part of a professional and para-professional team, collaborates and communicates effectively with BCI departments and external stakeholders, multi-tasks effectively across two locations, and models a consistently professional, trauma-informed demeanor that ensures every client and family has a positive, effective therapeutic experience. Why Join BCI? At BCI, you'll join a dynamic, mission-driven organization dedicated to improving the quality of life for the children, youth, and families we serve. As the Community Action Treatment Team Practice Manager, you'll have the opportunity to lead and shape a high-performing clinical team, influence program outcomes, and build a lasting legacy of excellence in community-based behavioral health care. We provide comprehensive training, mentoring, and coaching throughout your onboarding process, along with real opportunities for continued leadership growth within BCI. We invite you to explore this exciting leadership opportunity further by submitting your application and resume today! What You'll Love About This Role ? The opportunity to lead and develop a dedicated, multidisciplinary CAT Team making a measurable difference in the lives of youth and families ? A high level of autonomy paired with the support of an experienced, collaborative leadership team ? The chance to shape program quality, access to care, and clinical outcomes across two service locations ? Interactive training, mentoring, and coaching from day one ? Meaningful opportunities for continued career growth within a stable, mission-driven organization Benefits BCI offers competitive salary and benefits. Benefits include: ? Eleven (11) Paid Holidays ? Seventeen (17) days per year of PTO ? 403(b) Retirement Plan with Employer Match ? Employee Assistance Program (EAP) ? Health Care / Dependent Care Reimbursement Program ? Employer Paid $15,000.00 Life Insurance ? Teladoc ? Health Insurance ? Vision / Dental Insurance