Clinical Manager- Psychiatric Residential Treatment Program

About the Role

Eagle House is a 24 bed Psychiatric Residential Treatment Facility (PRTF) serving families with children ages 6-12 with significant emotional and behavioral needs. As Clinical Manager, you will lead the clinical team and help create a safe, structured, and healing environment where children and families can grow and reconnect.

Starting salary: $82,000

What You'll Do

• Lead and support a clinical team, including:
• 1 Clinical Supervisor
• Therapeutic Recreation Coordinator
• 5 Clinicians
• 2 Family Support Specialists
• 1 Case Manager
• Interns
• Provide clinical leadership, coaching, and supervision directly to the Clinical Supervisor and Clinicians and indirectly to the remaining department members who report to the Clinical Supervisor.
• Oversee treatment planning to ensure high-quality, individualized care
• Support staff in crisis situations and day-to-day clinical decision-making
• Partner with the Program Director on:
• Program operations
• Staffing and scheduling
• Compliance and documentation
• Budget awareness
• Participate in the program's Operational Leadership Team
• Build and maintain community and system partnerships
• Promote a family-centered, trauma-informed treatment environment

Experience and Skills

· Clinical master's degree

· Licensed in Connecticut (LCSW, LPC, LMFT)

· Clinical Supervisory Experience Required

· Experience working with families and children preferred

· Skilled at managing changing demands in a fast-paced setting

What We Offer

· Continuous Leadership Development and Training

· Clinical Training opportunities including continuing education credits

· Professional Licensure Reimbursement

· Year-round culture and connection events

Why The Village

· Because here, you're not just taking a job. You're joining a community.

· A Connecticut Top Workplace for six straight years. A nationally recognized leader in culture, equity, and inclusion. A place where your growth matters as much as your expertise.