Chief Compliance Officer

A wonderful well-established healthcare facility near Wichita, Kansas, is seeking a Chief Compliance Officer to help lead their growing team!



Starting Pay: $120,000.00/Year



Chief Compliance Officer Opportunity:

  • Full-time, permanent position
  • Schedule: 40 hours a week with flexible scheduling
  • As a core leader within the center, the Chief Compliance Officer would help in shaping a culture rooted in accountability, innovation, person-centered care, and ongoing quality improvement
  • Delivering consistent executive leadership across all Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC) departments to ensure seamless integration of operational functions
  • Chief Compliance Officer exhibits a strong understanding of CCBHC model requirements and implementation
  • Experience working with or overseeing clinical fidelity to evidence-based practices
  • Comfort with KPIs and performance metrics, including using data to drive clinical and operational decision-making
  • Ability to analyze outcomes and translate findings into actionable improvements
  • Experience supporting clinical teams through coaching, accountability, and quality improvement initiatives


Chief Compliance Officer Qualifications:

  • Minimum of a master's degree in behavioral health, healthcare administration, social sciences, public health, or related field
  • At least 5 years of leadership experience in a clinical healthcare or non-profit executive position
  • Must be familiar with: CCBHC requirements, clinical operations, and budgeting at a high level


The Surrounding Community:

  • Housing costs are well below national averages, and most places in town are just minutes apart
  • Friendly neighbors, safe streets, and long-standing local traditions that bring people together


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