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Phone: 517 372-4016

Parent Line: (888) ACMH-KID (226-4543)

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ACMH Job Opportunities

ACMH is currently seeking applicants to serve as the ACMH Executive Director. Interested candidates can learn more about the position below or download the complete position description here: Job Description

Position Title: ACMH Executive Director

Position Summary: The Executive Director of the Association for Children’s Mental Health is responsible for maintaining and overseeing all aspects of the organization including advocacy, peer support, education, and information for families across the state of Michigan and ensuring the family voice is represented in mental health policy. This position requires  lived experience as a parent or primary caregiver raising a child/youth with emotional behavioral and or mental health challenges and the ability to travel within Michigan, nationally, and potentially globally.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities:

  • Direct the ACMH team through research and implementation of ACMH programs to improve organizational performance, capability, and work environment
  • Ensures ACMH programs are compliant with all applicable policies, procedures, and regulatory requirements
  • Direct design, planning, and implementation of organizational ACMH programs aligned with the objectives, goals, and strategy of the organization
  • Advises on and advocates for an ACMH model that demonstrates an investment in the community’s continuous development and support for all parents to be equipped with the necessary resources to support their children’s mental health
  • Stays up to date on leading-edge mental health resources, applications, and tools
  • Conducts needs assessments and makes strategic ACMH decisions based on organizational priorities
  • Designs and oversees ACMH development and implementation of targeted solutions to the ACMH range of audiences
  • Participates with the government to identify needs and establish strategic plans for mental health resources including the development of internal and external cost-effective measures
  • Establishes metrics and evaluation strategy for learning initiatives to measure effectiveness at all levels
  • Researches, oversees, and assesses external vendors for training programs, materials, and equipment, and makes necessary recommendations to the board
  • Reviews and approves timesheets, expense requests, and leave requests
  • Reviews and ensure continuous accuracy of AJE, bank reconciliation, deposit/check log
  • Oversees audit of the organization
  • Oversee leases including but not limited to the office lease, equipment lease, liability insurance, and health insurance
  • Approve materials and equipment purchases for the organization
  • Review various permits and registrations needed as nonprofit
  • Annually applies for SAMHSA and other grants needed to fund the organization and its efforts
  • Write work plans and budgets for all Department of Health and Human Services grants as well as quarterly reports
  • Oversee website and social media posting to maintain brand reputation and offer regularly updated content
  • Provide staff training and retreats including but not limited to: Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
  • Keep well-informed of grant proposals and requirements for reporting-Flinn, Gerstacker, SAMHSA, Department of Health and Human Services through American Rescue Plan, Children’s Mental Health Block Grant, and MiKids Now funding
  • Work with Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinics and Intensive Crisis Stabilization Services to expand the peer continuum
  • Work with Community Mental Health Association around Behavior Risk Threat Assessment
  • Work with Michigan Health Endowment Fund around grant needs
  • Consults with other states, sites, and organizations around Parent Support Partner, Youth Peer Support, Family Directed, Youth Guided
  • Network with Community Mental Health Services Programs
  • Manages and encourages the development of leadership, advocacy, and professional and personal development in employees including holding regular coaching sessions, providing impactful feedback and learning opportunities, and supporting employees’ professional goals while advancing the needs of the organization
  • Serves as the key point of contact for neighboring organizations, policymakers, governing bodies, and more
  • Attends conferences and committee meetings, as well as other key associations and partners
  • Ensures deadlines are met and budgets are maintained
  • Leads the recruiting process including writing job descriptions, interviewing, and referring qualified candidates to fill approved open positions
  • Monitors and supports organizational goals by raising community awareness of available products and services providing sound resources for children experiencing mental health challenges
  • Perform other duties as arises

Knowledge, skills and abilities required:

  • Bachelor’s Degree in a related field (Social Work, Human Services, Political Science, or Nonprofit Management) required
  • 5+ years of experience in a nonprofit leadership role
  • A parent or primary caregiver raising a child/youth with emotional behavioral and or mental health challenges
  • Exceptional project management skills across medium and large-scale projects
  • Solid understanding of mental health concepts, policies, and materials
  • Well-developed verbal, written, presentation, facilitation, and communication skills with proven ability to deliver exceptional service to all stakeholders
  • Ability to supervise, coach, and manage cross-functional teams, and direct reports daily
  • Multi-task orientation to handle several projects at once
  • Ability to meet deadlines so updates and content are completed promptly
  • Requires the analytical ability to create reports related to analyzing successful outreach promotions
  • Must be proficient in the following computer programs: Microsoft Office, Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and Google Docs

To apply, mail or email a cover letter and resume to:

Mary Porter, ACMH Business Manager

[email protected]

6017 W. St Joe Hwy, Suite 200

Lansing, MI 48917

 

 

 

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  • About
    • Meet the ACMH Staff
    • ACMH Board of Directors
    • ACMH Job Opportunities
    • ACMH Annual Reports
  • Get Help
    • Accessing Mental Health Services For My Child
    • Understanding my Child’s Mental Health Challenges
    • Collaborating with the Professionals Working with My Family
    • Navigating
      • Problems at School
      • Navigating the Juvenile Justice System
      • Navigating the Child Welfare System
      • The Mental Health System
    • Finding Resources for Housing, Employment, Childcare, Healthcare and Other Family Supports such as SSI/SSDI
      • Housing
      • Employment
      • Childcare
      • Free or Low Cost Medications
      • Health Care Coverage
    • Military Family Support
    • Frequently Asked Questions
  • Get Information
    • Children’s Mental Health 101
      • I Am Worried About My Child’s Mental Health
      • Possible Red Flags
      • Who can help
      • How to Access Mental Health Services and Supports
      • I Just Found Out My Child Has a Mental Health Disorder
      • Common Diagnosis
      • Treatments & Supports
      • Questions to Ask About Treatment
      • How to be Actively Involved in Your Child’s Treatment
      • What to Expect
      • When Accessing Mental Health Services Using Public Mental Health
      • When Accessing Mental Health Services Using Private Insurance
      • What to Expect if Your Child is in Crisis
      • Mental Health by Age & Stage
      • Additional Children’s Mental Health Resources
    • Ask the Expert
    • ACMH Projects
      • Parent Support Partner
      • Youth Peer Support
      • Family Action Partnership
      • Statewide Family Network
      • Other Projects & Collaborations
    • For Community Agencies
    • Child and Family Services
      • Public Mental Health
      • Juvenile Justice
      • Child Welfare
      • Education
    • Training Opportunities & Calendar
      • ACMH Trainings
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Contact Us:

ACMH State Office
6017 W. St. Joe Highway
Suite 200
Lansing, MI 48917
Phone: 1-517-372-4016
Parent Line: 888-226-4543
Fax: 1-517-372-4032


Statewide Staff:

Jane Shank
Executive Director
[email protected]
Cell: 231-383-1595

Mary Porter
Business Manager
[email protected]
Office: 517-372-4016

Terri Henrizi
Education Coordinator
[email protected]
Cell: 517-242-0793

Krissy Dristy
YPS & PSP Program Manager
[email protected]
Cell: 517-643-3314

Sara Reynolds
Youth Peer Support Statewide Coordinator
[email protected]
Cell: 517-643-3544

Kelly Bailey
Parent Support Partner Statewide Coordinator
[email protected]
Cell: 989-324-9218

Margo Pierce
Parent Support Partner Specialist
[email protected]
Cell: 517-420-2193

Lisa Romero
Family Training/Empowerment Specialist
[email protected]
Cell: 517-898-5467

Mandy Gernand
Administrative Assistant for YPS and PSP
[email protected]
Office: 517-372-4016

 

ACMH

Association for Children’s Mental Health

6017 W. St. Joseph Hwy., Suite #200,
Lansing, Michigan 48917
Phone: (517) 372-4016
Fax: (517) 372-4032
Parent Line: (888) ACMH-KID (226-4543)

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  • Home
  • About
    • Meet the ACMH Staff
    • ACMH Board of Directors
    • ACMH Job Opportunities
    • ACMH Annual Reports
  • Get Help
    • Accessing Mental Health Services For My Child
    • Understanding my Child’s Mental Health Challenges
    • Collaborating with the Professionals Working with My Family
    • Navigating
      • Problems at School
      • Navigating the Juvenile Justice System
      • Navigating the Child Welfare System
      • The Mental Health System
    • Finding Resources for Housing, Employment, Childcare, Healthcare and Other Family Supports such as SSI/SSDI
      • Housing
      • Employment
      • Childcare
      • Free or Low Cost Medications
      • Health Care Coverage
    • Military Family Support
    • Frequently Asked Questions
  • Get Information
    • Children’s Mental Health 101
      • I Am Worried About My Child’s Mental Health
      • Possible Red Flags
      • Who can help
      • How to Access Mental Health Services and Supports
      • I Just Found Out My Child Has a Mental Health Disorder
      • Common Diagnosis
      • Treatments & Supports
      • Questions to Ask About Treatment
      • How to be Actively Involved in Your Child’s Treatment
      • What to Expect
      • When Accessing Mental Health Services Using Public Mental Health
      • When Accessing Mental Health Services Using Private Insurance
      • What to Expect if Your Child is in Crisis
      • Mental Health by Age & Stage
      • Additional Children’s Mental Health Resources
    • Ask the Expert
    • ACMH Projects
      • Parent Support Partner
      • Youth Peer Support
      • Family Action Partnership
      • Statewide Family Network
      • Other Projects & Collaborations
    • For Community Agencies
    • Child and Family Services
      • Public Mental Health
      • Juvenile Justice
      • Child Welfare
      • Education
    • Training Opportunities & Calendar
      • ACMH Trainings
      • Community Partner Trainings
      • Youth Mental Health First Aid
      • Youth Peer Support Project
      • Webinars
      • Parent Support Partner (PSP) Training Calendar
      • ACMH Staff Portal
  • Get Support
    • Support for You
    • Family Stories
    • The Manual
    • Online Discussions
    • Find Support in Your Local Community
    • Help To Create a Local Parent Support Group
  • Get Involved
    • Family Leadership Opportunities
    • Importance of Family Voice in Creating Effective Services & Supports
      • Family Driven
      • Youth Guided
    • Share Your Story
    • Advocacy 101
  • Youth Page
    • Youth Blog
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