Hamilton County Mental Health and Recovery Services Board (HCMHRSB or MHRSB), headquartered in Cincinnati, Ohio, provides leadership in public behavioral health care in Hamilton County. MHRSB contracts with numerous non-profit agencies to provide direct care in a community-based setting.  Through the 38 non-profit providers who deliver non-hospital behavioral health services—crisis care, outpatient, residential, and housing—MHRSB serves over 26,000 mental health and addiction clients annually.

HCMHRSB is seeking a Chief Executive Officer. This is a rare opportunity for a seasoned strategic professional to lead a comprehensive system of publicly funded behavioral healthcare available to Hamilton County residents. The CEO identifies factors that enhance consumer value and establishes system-wide procedures that achieve compliance with all legal obligations, reporting requirements, and outcome expectations. The CEO directly supervises the Executive Vice President, Vice President of External Affairs, Vice President of Mental Health Addiction Services, Chief Financial Officer, Director of Administrative Services, and an Executive Assistant.

This position is open until filled; however, interested applicants are strongly encouraged to apply no later than May 23, 2023 at:

https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/bakertilly/jobs/4034666

Following the first review date, we will evaluate all applications against the criteria outlined in the recruitment brochure.  For more information, please contact Yolanda Howze at yolanda.howze@bakertilly.com or by calling (312) 240-3401. 

The position requires a Master's degree in human services, public/business administration, or social/behavioral science, or closely related field. Experience working with diverse groups including but not limited to Federal partners, State Legislators, and community partners; and ability to build consensus among diverse groups. Proven track record of progressive leadership positions within the mental health or addiction services field. Working knowledge of Ohio’s mental health system is a plus. EOE.