Great Lakes Inter Tribal Council is seeking an Executive Director to oversee the Behavioral Health Program at the Adolescent Recovery and Wellness Center (ARWC), located at W12345 County Road A, Bowler, Wisconsin. This is a start-up facility. The Executive Director provides strategic, clinical, and operational leadership for behavioral health services across the organization, ensuring delivery of high-quality, evidence-based behavioral health care compliant with regulatory standards, financially sustainable, and aligned with organizational goals. Responsible for program development, staff leadership, quality outcomes, and integration of behavioral health services within multidisciplinary care models.
Requirements
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) required
Active RN License in the state of Wisconsin
Master's Degree required, or currently in pursuit
Minimum 5 to 8+ years of related work experience, including regulatory experience
American Heart Association issued BLS required
Minimum three years experience managing a Tribal Health facility
Thorough knowledge of Indian Health Service Programs
Knowledge of Federal Contracting Regulations and Procedures
Benefits
Paid time off (annual and personal leave)
Paid holidays
Health insurance
Dental insurance
Life insurance
AD&D insurance
Short-term disability insurance
Long-term disability insurance
About the employer
GREAT LAKES INTER-TRIBAL COUNCIL, INC.
Hiring organization
You are weighing a role with Great Lakes Inter-Tribal Council, Inc. in Bowler, Wisconsin. The place on the map is clear; the day-to-day texture is not. Pay ranges, unit routines, scheduling rules, residency support, and nurse-to-patient ratios do not appear…
4.8 Google rating
What reviewers appreciate
+Named employer with a clear location in Bowler, WI
+Small-town setting rather than an anonymous large system
What reviewers flag
−No usable pay data in postings or stated web ranges
−No public detail on scheduling, float, ratios, or EHR
Bowler is a small village in Shawano County, Wisconsin, surrounded by farmland and close to the Menominee Reservation. With a quiet rural pace and tight-knit community feel, it suits nurses drawn to small-town living and outdoor recreation without big-city congestion.