Program Director

NeuroRestorative, a part of the Sevita family, is a leading provider of rehabilitation services designed to support people of all ages who are facing brain, spinal cord, and medically complex injuries and illnesses. With a strong commitment to improving the quality of life for individuals with diverse challenges, NeuroRestorative operates in various locations and community-based settings across the United States. The organization offers a broad spectrum of innovative programs, including vocational training, therapy programs, day treatments, and specialized services tailored for infants, children, adolescents, Military Service Members, and Veterans.

The overarching mission of NeuroRestorative and Sevita is to ensure that everyone has the opportunity to live a full, independent life by providing high-quality, individualized supports that lead to personal growth and autonomy. This commitment has been maintained and developed over more than 50 years, supported by a dedicated team of 40,000 professionals who serve 50,000 individuals nationwide. NeuroRestorative is deeply rooted in values such as compassion, innovation, inclusion, and respect for each person’s unique needs and experiences.

The Director Program ABI Services position based in Little Rock, AR, presents an exciting opportunity for professionals seeking to advance their careers in social and human services within a mission-driven organization. This leadership role is essential to the company’s continued success, offering the chance to directly influence the quality of care and support provided to individuals with Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) and other complex conditions.

As the director, you will provide critical direction, leadership, and supervision to staff, ensuring efficient operations and the delivery of high-quality services. Your responsibilities will include enforcing company policies related to program management, healthcare, and the safety of individuals served, while closely monitoring the development and implementation of treatment and service delivery plans. You will be instrumental in maintaining compliance with licensing requirements through active participation in licensing reviews and the oversight of corrective action implementation.

Moreover, this role requires building strong relationships with families, case managers, regional communities, and other professionals, fostering transparent and effective communication regarding the needs, progress, and concerns of those under your care. The successful candidate will be responsible for ensuring licensure and compliance of all assigned homes and programs, and will also implement policies and systems for the management of individuals receiving support as well as company funds.

This position offers the stability and rewards of working for a nationally recognized organization, combined with the personal satisfaction of making a meaningful impact in the lives of vulnerable populations. NeuroRestorative encourages professional development and provides opportunities for career growth within a supportive and diverse work environment. Full compensation and benefits package, including 401(k) with company match, paid time off, and holiday pay, are offered to full-time employees. This role requires a leader with strong organizational skills, effective communication, and a passion for helping others succeed in their journey toward independence.