Clinical Manager of Behavioral Health Home (2893

Lead the Team That Meets Patients Where They Are.

At Andwell Health Partners, behavioral health care goes beyond appointments—it’s about connection, consistency, and meeting people in the reality of their daily lives. Our Behavioral Case Managers are on the front lines of that mission, and we’re looking for a Clinical Manager who’s ready to lead, support, and elevate that work. If you’re a strong clinical leader who thrives on coaching teams, strengthening systems, and helping clinicians do their best work in the field, this role is built for you.

This isn’t just program oversight—it’s people leadership. You’ll be guiding Behavioral Case Managers who are navigating complex patient needs, coordinating care across systems, and making a tangible difference every day. Your impact shows up in how supported your team feels and how successful your patients become.

• A Leadership Role That’s Truly About People – your primary focus is developing, mentoring, and empowering Behavioral Case Managers to grow their skills, manage challenging cases, and avoid burnout.
• A Role That Respects Your Time – office work structure with a blend of inter-office travel for team connection, and field engagement.
• Clinical Influence Without Losing the Human Side – guide best practices, support complex decision-making, and ensure quality care while staying connected to real‑world challenges of your team.
• Growth & Professional Development – opportunities to expand your leadership footprint, shape workflows, and contribute to the evolution of behavioral health case management at Andwell.
• Strong Compensation & Benefits – competitive salary, generous PTO, health benefits, and resources designed to support your well-being.
• Purpose-Driven Work, Every Day – your leadership directly supports patients navigating mental health challenges, life transitions, and barriers to care—often in the moments they need it most.

• Lead, supervise, and coach a team of Behavioral Case Managers working in home and community settings.
• Provide clinical guidance on complex cases, care planning, and crisis management.
• Support staff with time management, documentation standards, and caseload balancing.
• Ensure compliance with state regulations and organizational standards.
• Facilitate team meetings, case reviews, and ongoing training.
• Partner with internal teams and community resources to strengthen care coordination.
• Identify opportunities to improve workflows, reduce barriers, and enhance team effectiveness.

• Licensed Behavioral Health Clinician (LCSW, LCPC) in Maine.
• Experience supervising or mentoring case managers or care coordination teams.
• Strong understanding of behavioral health case management, community resources, and social determinants of health.
• Ability to support staff through high-complexity, high-emotion cases.
• Clear, compassionate communication and strong organizational skills.

All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or veteran status.

If you’re ready to lead with purpose and accountability, we’d love to connect.