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Director of Operations

Dallas, Texas, United States

Join the Mission. Change Lives. Grow With Us.

At Winners Circle Group, we believe healing happens through connection, compassion, and clinically excellent care. We are a growing team of passionate professionals dedicated to empowering individuals and families facing mental health and behavioral challenges.

Whether you're a licensed therapist, case manager, qualified mental health professional, or administrative professional — your role here matters. We foster a collaborative, supportive environment where your work is valued, your voice is heard, and your growth is prioritized.

If you're ready to be part of a purpose-driven organization that believes in both client transformation and team development, explore our openings below.

📍 Multiple locations across Texas
💼 Competitive benefits & training
🧠 Trauma-informed, culturally responsive care
🤝 A team that truly supports each other

Winners aren’t just born - they’re built. Join the circle.

Position Overview:
The Director plays a critical leadership role in ensuring the smooth, compliant, and
client-centered operation of their assigned site(s) at Winner’s Circle Group of Texas.
This position blends strategic oversight with day-to-day operational management,
emphasizing client care quality, team development, regulatory adherence, and
community engagement. The Director also functions as a bridge between executive
leadership and frontline staff, ensuring alignment with organizational goals and values.


Key Responsibilities:


Leadership & Operations


 Provide leadership and structure to both management staff and clinicians through
effective supervision, trainings, and scheduled meetings.
 Attend weekly meetings with upper management to review site financials, weekly
performance metrics (e.g., QMHP hours, supervision compliance), and
operational updates.
 Promote company culture and client satisfaction through active engagement,
staff modeling, and high accountability standards.
 Serve as a direct liaison between the site and external community partners,
ensuring a positive reputation and strong network of agency support.


Recruitment, Retention & Onboarding


 Lead continuous hiring efforts and ensure effective onboarding in accordance
with SOPs.
 Collaborate in staff retention strategies and monitor team morale and
performance.
 Supervise completion of all mandated staff training and provide
feedback/coaching as needed.
Compliance & Quality Assurance
 Assure adherence to all state, federal, and Medicaid regulations, including
employee credentialing and documentation.

 Ensure timely and accurate completion of ISPs, Quarterly Reviews, and client
assessments.
 Monitor and audit client records to ensure completeness and accuracy (including
referrals, assessments, ID/insurance documentation).
 Work with Executive Admin to maintain and validate all client-related data in
internal systems (e.g., Lauris Online, Shared Drives).


Client Management


 Ensure each site maintains 200 active clients, properly assigned and tracked.
 Review and resolve issues on new/unassigned/discharged lists within 7 days.
 Oversee and ensure quality and timeliness of ISPs (within 24–48 hours of
referral), including SMART goals, proper signatures, and full form completion.
Documentation & Reporting
 Oversee monthly disbursement of progress notes to CPAs, SILs, and community
partners by the 5th of each month.
 Maintain and oversee all client files, ensuring documents such as referral forms,
CANS/ANSA, assessments, and Medicaid cards are present and up to date.
 Submit weekly Director Reports by 2:00 PM each Monday.


Meetings & Community Involvement


 Schedule and facilitate regular internal meetings:
o Clinician Meetings – Bi-weekly (virtual or in-person)
o Supervisor Meetings – Weekly (in-person)
o Director Meetings – Weekly (virtual)
 Ensure meeting spaces are properly prepared and minutes uploaded within 24
hours.
 Identify and promote community engagement opportunities to strengthen agency
visibility and support client acquisition.


Team Management & Supervision


 Review Supervision Shared Drive to confirm staff completion of mandated clinical
supervision.
 Enforce policies that prohibit employment of unqualified or non-compliant staff.

 Handle escalated employee or client concerns promptly and professionally.
Administrative Oversight
 Oversee payroll processing and documentation of attendance, tardiness, or
absences.
 Collaborate with administrative staff to maintain a clean, fully-stocked, and visitor-
ready office environment.
 Ensure administrative duties and responsibilities are consistently fulfilled as
outlined in the Admin Checklist.


Strategic Growth & Innovation


 Support company expansion by identifying and implementing strategies for
growth and program development.
 Maintain strong relationships with CPAs, CPS/DFPS, and other community
stakeholders to foster continued referrals and collaboration.
Minimum Qualifications:
 Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Social Work, Psychology, Public Administration,
or a related field (preferred).
 5–7 years of experience in clinical operations, nonprofit leadership, or behavioral
health administration.

 3 years of leading a team of 20 or more people
 Deep knowledge of Medicaid compliance, electronic health records (Lauris), and
ISP protocols.
 Demonstrated ability to lead teams, manage multiple priorities, and maintain
composure in high-stakes environments.
 Excellent interpersonal, organizational, and communication skills.

At Winners Circle Group, this isn’t just a job — it’s a calling. If you're passionate about helping others heal, grow, and reclaim their lives, we want to hear from you.

Apply today and be part of a team that’s rewriting the story of mental health — one person, one family, one community at a time.

Let’s build something meaningful  - together.

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