Lead With Purpose. Change Lives.
Leadership is not about titles, positions, or flowcharts. It is about one life influencing another.
Leaders step into difficult moments. They build strong teams. They create structure when things feel chaotic. And they help young people discover what's possible for their future.
Anderson Health Services is looking for Program Supervisors to lead a team of Mentors making a real difference in the lives of youth every day.
If you're the person others look to when things get tough, if you're a natural coach and problem-solver, and if you're ready to lead with both strength and compassion, this could be the opportunity you've been looking for.
Why This Role Is Different
This isn't a sit-behind-a-desk management position.
This is frontline leadership.
You'll lead a team, mentor staff, support youth, solve problems, make critical decisions, and help create an environment where young people can grow, heal, and succeed.
Every day brings new challenges.
Every day brings opportunities to lead.
And every day gives you the chance to make an impact that truly matters.
Who We Are
Anderson Health Services is a youth-focused behavioral health organization built on four core values:
Love. Care. Kindness. Compassion.
We believe:
- Strong relationships change lives.
- Structure creates safety.
- Leadership sets the tone.
- Youth thrive when adults show up consistently.
Everything we do is focused on helping young people build confidence, resilience, accountability, and hope for the future.
What You'll Actually Do
As a Program Supervisor, you'll be the leader who helps keep everything moving forward.
You'll:
- Lead daily operations within a residential program
- Coach, mentor, and develop Youth Care Workers and Youth Mentors
- Create a culture of accountability, teamwork, and professionalism
- Keep programs organized, structured, and running effectively
- Support staff growth through coaching and real-time feedback
- Lead shift meetings, team huddles, and post-incident debriefs
- Partner closely with clinicians and leadership teams
- Respond to challenges with confidence and sound judgment
- Ensure documentation, communication, and expectations stay on track
- Help youth feel safe, respected, and supported every day
You won't manage from a distance.
You'll lead from the front.
The Kind of Leader We're Looking For
You'll thrive in this role if people naturally look to you for guidance.
You are:
- Calm under pressure
- Confident making decisions
- Driven by purpose, not just a paycheck
- Comfortable holding people accountable
- Passionate about helping others grow
- A coach, mentor, team leader, or natural problem-solver
- Able to balance high expectations with genuine compassion
You understand that great leadership means supporting people while also challenging them to become better.
What's In It For You?
- Competitive salary based on experience
- Leadership role with advancement opportunities
- Ongoing leadership development and coaching
- A supportive team culture that values your voice
- Meaningful work that makes a difference every day
- The opportunity to develop management, behavioral health, and team leadership experience
- The chance to help shape a program, a team, and young lives
Real Leadership Experience
Whether your long-term goal is:
- Behavioral Health Leadership
- Human Services Management
- Clinical Operations
- Program Administration
- Social Work
- Counseling
- Education
- Nonprofit Leadership
This role provides hands-on leadership experience that employers value.
You'll build skills in:
- Team leadership
- Staff development
- Crisis management
- Operations oversight
- Professional communication
- Performance coaching
- Youth development
Requirements
We're looking for someone who brings leadership experience and a passion for helping youth succeed.
Required:
- High School Diploma or GED
- Age 21 or older
- Valid driver's license and reliable transportation
- Ability to pass required background and drug screening requirements
- Strong communication and leadership abilities
- Experience working with youth, behavioral health, education, residential services, or related fields
Preferred:
- Associate's or Bachelor's Degree
- Previous supervisory or leadership experience
- Experience leading teams in behavioral health, youth services, education, or residential care settings
The Impact You'll Make
Young people don't just remember programs.
They remember people.
They remember the leader who stayed calm during a crisis.
The supervisor who believed in their team.
The adult who created consistency when life felt uncertain.
As a Program Supervisor, your leadership influences:
- The culture of the program
- The success of your team
- The experience of every youth in care
- The safety and stability of the environment
- The outcomes that shape young lives
Your leadership becomes the standard.
And that impact lasts long after your shift ends.
This Is More Than a Supervisor Role.
It's an opportunity to build leaders, strengthen teams, and help young people discover what's possible for their future.
If you're ready to lead with purpose, build something meaningful, and make a difference every day, apply today.
#AHSJOBS
Skills Required
- High school diploma or GED
- At least 21 years old
- Valid driver's license and reliable transportation
- Ability to pass required background and drug screening
- Strong communication and leadership abilities
- Experience working with youth, behavioral health, education, residential services, or related fields
- Associate's or bachelor's degree
- Previous supervisory or leadership experience
- Experience leading teams in behavioral health, youth services, education, or residential care settings
What We Do
Anderson Health Services is a minority‑owned, CARF‑accredited behavioral health agency based in Marshville, North Carolina. The organization provides specialized residential and therapeutic services for adolescent boys (roughly ages 7–17), focusing on person‑centered care and social‑emotional competencies. Anderson supports youth and families across North Carolina with programs that address physical, mental, emotional and social needs, and prepares clients for appropriate levels of care.






