6 chief program officer jobs at 5 companies in Ohio
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Chief Program Officer
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States
OnsiteFull Time
City Gospel Mission: Christian nonprofit serving homeless and hurting people with food, shelter, recovery, job readiness, and youth programs.
10+ YOE7+ MgmtBachelor's degree and 10 years of progressive leadership experience, including 7 years supervising senior leaders. Requires multi-program leadership, strategic planning, large-budget management, communication, and Christian faith alignment.
Behavioral Healthcare Partners: Nonprofit behavioral healthcare provider serving youth, adults, and families with integrated mental health and addiction treatment.
5+ YOEMaster's in behavioral health discipline, Ohio independent licensure (LISW-S, LPCC-S, or LICDC-CS), valid Ohio driver's license, minimum 5 years progressive clinical leadership experience, experience supervising clinical leaders and leading behavioral health programs.
Behavioral Healthcare Partners: Nonprofit behavioral healthcare provider serving youth, adults, and families with integrated mental health and addiction treatment.
5+ YOEMaster's in behavioral health discipline, current Ohio independent licensure (LISW-S, LPCC-S, or LICDC-CS), minimum 5 years progressive clinical leadership, validity of Ohio driver's license, experience leading behavioral health programs and supervising clinical leaders.
Humane Society of Summit County: Nonprofit animal welfare organization rescuing, rehabilitating, and advocating for abused, neglected, abandoned, sick, and injured animals.
Strategic and operational leadership of shelter operations, animal care, humane investigations, community programs, staff, volunteers, partnerships, compliance, and organizational performance.
Chief Clinical Officer, Mount Carmel Health System
Columbus, Ohio, United States
OnsiteFull Time
Mount Carmel Health System: Catholic nonprofit health system serving Central Ohio patients through hospitals, medical groups, emergency care, and specialty services.
5+ YOEClinically related doctoral degree and Ohio licensure or eligibility required; five years of senior executive healthcare administration experience leading quality, safety, regulatory, and care management programs.