Licensed Clinical Director

Location: Oklahoma | On-site

Compensation: $75,000–$85,000 annually, based on qualifications and experience

Position Type: Full-time

Hiring Timeline: Immediate opening; target start date this month

Calvary Ranch is building a supportive, structured recovery environment for individuals seeking a path toward lasting recovery from substance use disorders. Our 10-bed program is committed to providing individualized, compassionate care in an environment that emphasizes accountability, stability, dignity, and long-term recovery.

We are seeking an experienced, appropriately licensed Clinical Director to lead clinical services, support our multidisciplinary team, maintain regulatory compliance, and help establish the clinical systems and standards necessary to deliver quality care.

The Licensed Clinical Director will oversee the clinical operations of Calvary Ranch, including treatment planning, clinical documentation, staff supervision, quality assurance, and coordination of client care.

Working collaboratively with leadership, nursing personnel, behavioral health technicians, and other qualified professionals, the Clinical Director will help ensure that services are delivered ethically, consistently, and in accordance with applicable Oklahoma licensing, certification, and professional standards.

This is an on-site leadership position offering the opportunity to help shape the clinical foundation of a small, 10-bed recovery program.

• Oversee clinical programming and the delivery of substance use disorder treatment services.
• Establish and maintain appropriate clinical policies, procedures, and treatment protocols.
• Oversee client assessments, individualized treatment plans, progress reviews, discharge planning, and continuing-care coordination, consistent with professional scope and program requirements.
• Ensure treatment approaches are evidence-informed, trauma-informed, person-centered, and recovery-oriented.
• Coordinate with nursing staff and other qualified providers regarding client needs, medication-related concerns, referrals, and continuity of care.
• Help develop a structured therapeutic environment that promotes safety, accountability, and sustainable recovery.

• Provide clinical supervision to appropriately qualified staff within the scope of the Director's license and applicable regulations.
• Support behavioral health technicians and other team members through training, guidance, and clear clinical protocols.
• Establish expectations for documentation, communication, client boundaries, and professional conduct.
• Coordinate with organizational leadership to support staffing, training, and program development.

• Maintain clinical records and documentation in accordance with applicable requirements.
• Support compliance with Oklahoma regulations, facility certification standards, and applicable federal privacy laws.
• Monitor treatment quality, incident reporting, client safety, and corrective action plans.
• Participate in audits, quality improvement initiatives, and regulatory reviews.
• Ensure appropriate clinical escalation and emergency-response procedures are established and followed.

• Help establish measurable clinical outcomes and quality indicators.
• Evaluate program effectiveness and recommend improvements.
• Coordinate referrals and relationships with outside treatment providers and community resources.
• Support the development of discharge, aftercare, and recovery-support pathways.
• Collaborate with leadership on sustainable program operations while maintaining…