Behavioral Health Manager

🏢 Clarity Pediatrics · all 16 jobs
📍 United States
💰 USD 105,000 - 120,000 / annual
📅 Posted Sep 14, 2026 · via Himalayas
🏷 Behavioral Health Manager, Behavioral Health Care Manager, Behavioral Health Program Manager, Behavioral Health Management, Behavioral Health Care Management, Mental Health Services Manager +1 more
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About Clarity Pediatrics

Clarity Pediatrics is redefining pediatric chronic care in a fragmented $100B industry.
Clarity is fast emerging as one of the most innovative leaders in pediatric health. One in three American children has a common chronic condition like ADHD, anxiety, allergies, asthma, and obesity – yet families struggle to get timely, high-quality care. We scale virtual access to multi-specialty care, putting all the care a family needs in one place. We are turning a chaotic, fragmented and expensive care journey into a clear path forward.

Now is a great time to join - we just closed a substantial Series A, which means we have runway, ambition and a growing team. Since inception, we’ve raised $25M from leading VCs who invested early in category winners like One Medical, Hims, Spring Health, Cityblock, Alto Pharmacy, Strava, and Tia.
Our Culture
We’re building a team of clinicians who are collaborative, curious, and committed to delivering exceptional care. Here’s what you can expect:

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Co-founded by a pediatric provider, with exceptional clinical leaders including licensed mental health providers in key roles shaping every major decision

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Clinical model built to partner closely with referring providers

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Multidisciplinary collaboration and robust case consultation opportunities

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A diverse, inclusive, and mission-driven community where your voice matters

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Access to expert clinical guidance from ADHD and anxiety specialists and researchers

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Ongoing opportunities for professional growth and training

About the role:

In this high-impact role, you’ll report to our Executive Clinical Leadership team and lead a growing team of behavioral health providers. You’ll work closely with our operations partners to ensure care runs smoothly, while driving clinical quality, enhancing the patient experience, and helping to shape a mission-driven team and care model. This position is fully remote, with optional in-person work days in the Bay Area, CA.

If you're passionate about leadership, team culture, and delivering exceptional behavioral health care, we’d love to connect.
About You:

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Proven track record solving operational challenges in behavioral health or similar clinical settings

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Balances empathy for staff with structure, accountability, and clear boundaries

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Comfortable with ambiguity; sees opportunity in fast-changing environments

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Natural leader who empowers teams and raises the bar

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Licensed Clinical Psychologist (PhD/PsyD) or Master’s-level clinician (LMFT, LCSW, LPCC)

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Active CA license with 7+ years post-licensure experience; open to or already holding multi-state licenses

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Experience in pediatric behavioral health assessments assessment and evidence-based treatment

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3+ years managing clinical teams, including scheduling, culture, and quality

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Skilled in improving workflows, outcomes, and patient experience

- Collaborative, proactive, and tech-savvy

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Culturally responsive and committed to ongoing learning

- Equipped for secure, remote work

What You’ll Own:
Team Oversight and Leadership

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Supervise and support a growing clinical team of psychologists and master’s level providers, ensuring the delivery of high-quality, evidence-based care.

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Lead with empathy, transparency, and accountability—fostering a clinical culture that engages and retains high-performing individuals and maintains accountability to performance standards.

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Champion clinical excellence and uphold the highest ethical and regulatory standards across the team.

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Comfortable working in a lean, fast-moving team with the flexibility to support last-minute scheduling changes when needed (e.g., provider coverage or group rescheduling), as you help us build toward a more scalable, fully staffed model. This may include:

- Conducting diagnostic assessments

- Leading new patient intake appointments

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Facilitating group therapy for parents and caregivers of children with ADHD, co-occurring

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