Vice President, Housing Placement and Clinical Services at PINE STREET INN INC

Boston, Massachusetts, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

22 May, 26

Salary

185000.0

Posted On

21 Feb, 26

Experience

10 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Human Services Leadership, Personnel Management, Clinical Services Integration, Housing Stabilization Practices, Strategic Planning, Financial Planning, Stakeholder Relationship Management, Compliance Oversight, Team Leadership, Data Analysis, Program Development, Budget Management, Trauma Informed Care, Substance Use Disorder Knowledge, Regulatory Compliance, Contract Management

Industry

Non-profit Organizations

Description

Description SCHEDULE: Monday - Friday 830AM-5PM Pays $165K - 185K annually DOE, (Salary ranges provided are based on relevant experience and skill set) LOCATION: 444 Harrison Ave, Boston MA Reporting to the Chief of Programs, the Vice President for Housing Placement and Clinical Services provides leadership, strategic direction and planning for Pine Street Inn’s extensive portfolio of 24/7 program services, including housing placement for guests of the emergency shelter program, as well as behavioral health programs including the Stabilization Day Treatment Program, Clinical services in shelter, three DMH-funded Safe Havens, and three specialized housing sites. The ideal candidate will bring experience in human services leadership, personnel management at scale, clinical services integration, and housing stabilization practices. The Vice President role leads two senior director-level team members and collectively manages approximately 120 staff members as well as numerous consultants and vendors. This highly visible position sits on the Pine Street Inn’s Program leadership team. Major Responsibilities Align and lead the work of the Housing Placement, Behavioral Health, Stabilization and Specialized Housing Programs portfolio towards Pine Street’s mission, vision, values, strategic plan and annual program and financial plans. Ensure that the rehousing and clinical programs support the agency’s strategic goals, that shelter stays are rare, brief and non-recurring, that all program efforts support either the transition of homeless individuals to permanent or alternative housing and support the retention of tenants in housing. Develop strong relationships with outside partners, such as safety net agencies, local and state officials, and consultants to ensure successful accomplishment of projects and initiatives. Continually improve guest, tenant and staff experience through effective and frequent modes of communication, and create opportunities for shared learning, incorporate guest/tenant/staff feedback to improve systems. Maintain relationships with state and local funders, community stakeholders, and other providers by representing PSI as needed in the community and responding to behavioral health and housing placement needs for unhoused individuals. Ensure all clinical, licensing and regulatory procedures are in full compliance with all local, state and federal requirements and oversee the agency’s emergency/contingency plans for assigned programs. Lead, manage, support, and retain housing placement and clinical teams who work directly with unhoused individuals often experiencing untreated trauma. Ensure that leaders and staff have the resources and tools they need to achieve productivity targets, and that productivity targets are achieved. Coordinate, assist in writing and provide data for all applications related to assigned programs and departments including new contracts and renewals and participate in policy and regulatory forums as necessary. Achieve short and long-term financial objectives by maximizing the organization’s resources and investments including revenue generating programming and medical billing reimbursements. Monitor qualitative and quantitative program performance, using data to inform decisions, working collaboratively with the Department of Strategy and Planning. Participate in strategic planning and program development with Senior Directors, peers and leadership team, continuously evaluating performance and identifying opportunities for improvement. Preferred Qualifications Proven track record leading a human services organizational unit with significant scale, broad scope, and complex budgets. Demonstrated clinical and compliance experience, particularly with mental health, trauma, and substance use challenges. Background with homelessness, housing instability, and emergency shelter programs is highly preferred. Strong integrator skills: ability to work across embedded departments, build systems/processes, and foster collaboration. Familiarity with policy and regulatory guidelines and statutory requirements of public funders (EOHLC, DMH, EOHHS) and local municipal funding sources. Hybrid role – requires three days weekly in PSI office or in field. Benefits Benefits include a hybrid work schedule, medical, dental, vision, life, and disability insurance, a flexible spending account, 403(b) with employer match after one year; paid time off including vacation, personal, and holiday time, sick time, assistance, commuter benefits, and more! Requirements Major Responsibilities Align and lead the work of the Housing Placement, Behavioral Health, Stabilization and Specialized Housing Programs portfolio towards Pine Street’s mission, vision, values, strategic plan and annual program and financial plans. Ensure that the rehousing and clinical programs support the agency’s strategic goals, that shelter stays are rare, brief and non-recurring, that all program efforts support either the transition of homeless individuals to permanent or alternative housing and support the retention of tenants in housing. Develop strong relationships with outside partners, such as safety net agencies, local and state officials, and consultants to ensure successful accomplishment of projects and initiatives. Continually improve guest, tenant and staff experience through effective and frequent modes of communication, and create opportunities for shared learning, incorporate guest/tenant/staff feedback to improve systems. Maintain relationships with state and local funders, community stakeholders, and other providers by representing PSI as needed in the community and responding to behavioral health and housing placement needs for unhoused individuals. Ensure all clinical, licensing and regulatory procedures are in full compliance with all local, state and federal requirements and oversee the agency’s emergency/contingency plans for assigned programs. Lead, manage, support, and retain housing placement and clinical teams who work directly with unhoused individuals often experiencing untreated trauma. Ensure that leaders and staff have the resources and tools they need to achieve productivity targets, and that productivity targets are achieved. Coordinate, assist in writing and provide data for all applications related to assigned programs and departments including new contracts and renewals and participate in policy and regulatory forums as necessary. Achieve short and long-term financial objectives by maximizing the organization’s resources and investments including revenue generating programming and medical billing reimbursements. Monitor qualitative and quantitative program performance, using data to inform decisions, working collaboratively with the Department of Strategy and Planning. Participate in strategic planning and program development with Senior Directors, peers and leadership team, continuously evaluating performance and identifying opportunities for improvement. Preferred Qualifications Proven track record leading a human services organizational unit with significant scale, broad scope, and complex budgets. Demonstrated clinical and compliance experience, particularly with mental health, trauma, and substance use challenges. Background with homelessness, housing instability, and emergency shelter programs is highly preferred. Strong integrator skills: ability to work across embedded departments, build systems/processes, and foster collaboration. Familiarity with policy and regulatory guidelines and statutory requirements of public funders (EOHLC, DMH, EOHHS) and local municipal funding sources. Hybrid role – requires three days weekly in PSI office or in field. Benefits Benefits include a hybrid work schedule, medical, dental, vision, life, and disability insurance, a flexible spending account, 403(b) with employer match after one year; paid time off including vacation, personal, and holiday time, sick time, assistance, commuter benefits, and more!

Responsibilities

The Vice President aligns and leads the Housing Placement, Behavioral Health, Stabilization, and Specialized Housing Programs portfolio to support the agency's mission, ensuring rehousing and clinical programs facilitate rare, brief, and non-recurring shelter stays and tenant retention in permanent housing. This role involves developing external partnerships, improving stakeholder experiences, maintaining funder relationships, and ensuring full compliance with all clinical, licensing, and regulatory procedures.