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Integrated Services for Behavioral Health · 1 day ago

Vice President, Youth & Family Integrated Care

Columbus, OH

Full-time

Hybrid

Director/Executive

$128K/yr - $192K/yr

10+ years exp

Integrated Services for Behavioral Health (ISBH) is a community-minded, forward-thinking behavioral health organization serving Southeastern and Central Ohio. The Vice President of Youth Integrated Care provides executive leadership and strategic oversight for comprehensive youth behavioral health services, ensuring high-quality, family-centered care for children and adolescents with complex needs.

EmploymentHealth CareHome Health CareNon ProfitRehabilitation

Responsibilities

Set the multi-year strategy and annual operational goals for youth-focused integrated care services across residential, community-based, and care management settings

Ensure alignment of services across the full continuum of care to support aligned youth with high-acuity and complex needs

Lead efforts to translate organizational mission and state priorities (ODM, ODBH, ODJFS, etc.) into actionable strategies for the organization’s youth-focused integrated care services

Establish a unified vision for youth integrated care that emphasizes family-centered, strengths-based, and outcomes-driven practice

Lead cross-program integration to reduce fragmentation and improve transitions between levels of care

Lead organizational strategy for OhioRISE, including but not limited to CME relations, utilization management, care coordination, and member experience; ensure compliance with state/federal requirements and contracts

Set the clinical and operational strategy for residential services, focusing on trauma-informed care, family engagement, short lengths of stay, and wraparound services after discharge

Strengthen partnerships and expand access to fidelity-based programs within schools, child welfare, juvenile justice, healthcare providers, and managed care organizations

Oversee program design, implementation, and continuous improvement across aligned youth service lines

Lead program innovations (e.g., respite) and develop new lines of service aligned to unmet needs

Ensure strong operational and financial performance, including budget oversight, productivity, and sustainability

Recruit, coach, and develop senior leaders while promoting accountability and collaboration

Ensure compliance with regulatory, accreditation, and payer requirements

Represent the organization externally, building strategic partnerships with stakeholders, payers, regulators, and community leaders to advance organizational objectives

Drive innovation and operational transformation, leveraging data analytics, technology, and best practices to enhance service delivery and scalability

Promote a culture of family-centered, equity-driven, trauma-informed care; model collaboration, transparency, and accountability

Qualification

Youth behavioral health leadershipMulti-program operations oversightMedicaid-funded services knowledgeCross-system collaborationData-informed decision makingTrauma-informed careEvidence-based youth programsOhio regulatory frameworksExecutive operational oversightChange leadershipPartnership & Influence

Required

Bachelor's degree in social work, counseling, psychology, business, healthcare administration, or related field, or commensurate experience

10 years of progressive leadership experience in youth behavioral health or child-serving systems

Demonstrate experience overseeing multi-program or system-level operations

Demonstrate success overseeing multi-site portfolios and complex contracts (preferably ODM) with measurable improvements in quality, outcomes, cost, and experience

Experience with evidence-based youth programs

Experience acting as or partnering closely with an MCO for Medicaid populations in Ohio (or a comparable state)

Strong understanding of Medicaid-funded services and managed care environments

Knowledge of Ohio regulatory frameworks, accreditation standards, and QRTP requirements

Familiarity with outcomes measurement, HEDIS-like metrics, and behavioral health quality improvement