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Assistant Director of Clinical Services Kent Center

Future Opening: Assistant Director of Clinical Services

Full Time • Kent Center
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Benefits:
  • Competitive salary
 
Position Title: Assistant Director of Clinical Services (School-Based Programs)
Schedule: Full-Time | Exempt | Monday–Friday (40+ hours/week)
Reports to: Director of Clinical Services (School-Based Programs)
Posted: July 7, 2025 | Deadline to Apply: 7/11/2025

Step Into Leadership. Stay Rooted in Connection. 

Are you ready to grow your impact while staying connected to the values that brought you to Connections? 

We’re excited to open up this internal opportunity for a current team member to step into the role of Assistant Director of Clinical Services - School-Based Programs. As part of the regional leadership team, this role is ideal for a clinical professional who thrives on collaboration, brings a steady and supportive presence, and is ready to take on broader responsibilities that shape both people and practice.  

Why This Role Matters: 

This isn’t just a promotion - it’s a chance to lead with heart, mentor with intention, and help us strengthen the systems and culture that make school-based services successful. 

As Assistant Director, you’ll continue to support clients directly while also serving as a key resource for your fellow clinicians. You’ll provide supervision, troubleshoot clinical and operational issues, uphold fidelity and compliance standards, and work closely with our Director of Clinical Services and other regional leads to ensure high-quality, compassionate care.  

Key Responsibilities: 

  • Maintain a limited caseload (targeting 90 -100 billable hours/month)

  • Mentor and support BCBAs and RBTs through observation, feedback, and collaboration

  • Conduct PSRs and support quality assurance efforts across school-based services

  • Facilitate ongoing training and department-wide communication

  • Guide team members through clinical questions, policy navigation, and challenges

  • Monitor and report on adherence to fidelity checklists and regional policies

  • Support document development, school team communication, and retention efforts

  • Lead or assist with department and district-level meetings

  • (If certified) Serve as a QBS Trainer for initial and recertification trainings
 
What You Bring:
 
  • A BCBA in good standing with solid clinical judgment and interpersonal communication skills

  • Experience supporting or supervising others in a school-based or ABA environment

  • Proven ability to give and receive feedback constructively

  • Confidence managing multiple priorities and balancing clinical with leadership responsibilities

  • Strong understanding of Connections’ mission, policies, and values

  • A commitment to equity, collaboration, and ethical integrity in every decision
 
Additional Requirements:
 
  • Must meet all physical requirements associated with school-based roles

  • Reliable transportation and flexibility to travel between job sites as needed

  • QBS Trainer certification is a plus, but not required to apply
 
Why Consider This Opportunity?
 
As an internal candidate, you already know what makes Connections special. This is your chance to shape our future while continuing to do work that aligns with your values.
 
  • Mentorship + Leadership Experience

  • Continued Clinical Growth

  • Cross-Department Collaboration

  • Impact Beyond the Caseload
 
How to Apply (Internal Applicants Only):
 
Interested? Let’s talk.
 
Please submit your resume and a brief statement cover letter by the end of the day, July  11, 2025. 
Have Questions? Reach out directly to either School-Based Clinical Director if you'd like to talk through the role before applying.
 
We strongly encourage anyone who’s curious - even if you’re not sure you check every box - to express interest. Growing leaders is one of our core values, and we feel strongly about fulfilling those core values.
 
Compensation: $85,000.00 - $90,000.00 per year

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.





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