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Executive Director - Red Road River
Red Road Recovery
Hanceville, BC
$110,000–$130,000 a year
Permanent, Full-time
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Job details

$110,000–$130,000 a year
Paid time off, Vision care, Dental care, Life insurance, Disability insurance, Paid vacation, Extended health care
Permanent, Full-time
Weekends as needed, Evenings as needed, Monday to Friday
Hanceville, BC

Full job description

Executive Director

Red Road River · Solar Site farm, Williams Lake and Chilcotin region

Local applicants from the Williams Lake and Chilcotin region are warmly welcome.

We would love to hear from people who live in the Williams Lake and Chilcotin region. If you know this area and its communities, and you want to help build something good close to home, please apply.

Location

Solar Site farm in the Williams Lake and Chilcotin region. Training and onboarding before opening take place at our Salmon Arm office.

Type of job

Full-time, permanent, salaried. This is the site leadership role: you lead the whole Solar Site farm.

Pay

$110,000 to $130,000 per year, set for this role based on its scope and the experience you bring. This is the pay band for the position as we open this site.

Benefits

Group health benefits through Greenshield, plus paid vacation and sick days. Full details are given at the offer stage.

Reports to

Chief Executive Officer (CEO)

Hours

Full-time, Monday to Friday, with some evening and weekend availability when the site needs you.

Start date

We are hiring now, with the start planned for early November 2026.

About Red Road Recovery

Culture. Community. Recovery. Red Road Recovery is an Indigenous-centred, land-based addiction recovery organization in British Columbia. People who come to us remember the ceremony and the healing they found here. We work in close partnership with First Nations, including the Tŝilhqot’in National Government, and we hold CARF accreditation. Our people are the heart of the work, and many of them bring their own lived experience of recovery.

About the location

The Solar Site farm in the Williams Lake and Chilcotin region will offer pre-treatment and primary treatment, working in conjunction with a nearby post-treatment centre. This role is based there. The farm is a place to heal on the land. It has small homes for clients and for our team, a kitchen and dining hall, and shared spaces where everyone gathers each day. We plan to open in early December 2026 and to grow to up to 25 clients.

The role

As Executive Director, you lead treatment and the team at the Solar Site farm. You will help a brand new team come together, get ready to welcome our first clients, and make sure every client receives safe, caring and culturally grounded care every day. This role leads, staffs and manages a new team of upwards of 35 staff through training and opening, and through growth to up to 25 clients. This role is about leadership, running treatment operations well, and caring about people and community. Experience running a treatment centre or a similar residential health program is required.

What you’ll do

· Lead the day-to-day running of pre-treatment and primary treatment at the Solar Site farm.

· Lead training for the new team before opening, starting in early November.

· Hire the cultural lead and the counsellor, and help shape the rest of the team with the Operations Manager.

· Work alongside the cultural lead, Elders and Knowledge Keepers so that culture and ceremony are a respected part of daily life on the farm. Land- or horse-based activity will be part of the day only where it is safe and appropriate.

· Run a full practice day with the team before opening, so everyone is ready on day one, and welcome our first clients.

· Agree with the counselling team how counselling works on site, including the daily timetable and how private sessions are held.

· Review the first months with the team in February 2027 and decide together what to change.

· Plan the growth to up to 25 clients, including hiring and training new team members in time.

· Look after the site budget, quality, safety and compliance, including our accreditation standards.

· Build strong relationships with our partners at the Tŝilhqot’in National Government, local First Nations, referral partners and the wider Williams Lake and Chilcotin community.

· Work closely with the Operations Manager, who runs the site, the facilities and the operations crew.

What you bring

· Real leadership experience: you have led a team, built trust and helped people do their best work.

· A strong background in mental health, substance use and addiction recovery, and a deep understanding of the people we serve.

· Experience managing budgets, staff, quality and compliance.

· Strong ties to community, and respect for First Nations ways of knowing, culture and protocol.

· A calm, steady way of working when plans change, and the ability to make good decisions with the team.

· Clear, kind communication with clients, staff, families and partners.

Requirements

· Experience running a treatment centre or a similar residential health program is required.

· A criminal record check.

· At least 20 hours of training in one or more of these subjects: counselling; crisis intervention and conflict resolution; psychosocial intervention for substance use disorders; trauma-informed practice.

· Assets, not requirements: clinical training or credentials in addictions, mental health or health care, and knowledge of, or lived experience in, Tŝilhqot’in and Interior First Nations communities and cultures, and of the Williams Lake and Chilcotin region. Lived experience of recovery is welcome. We welcome applications from all qualified candidates, and applicants may choose to self-identify.

How to apply

Please send your resume and a short note about why this role matters to you. If you would rather not apply online, you can email hr@redroadrecovery.com or call (250) 800-3190, and we will help you apply. Please tell us if you live in the Williams Lake or Chilcotin region. We are hiring now and will review applications as they come in. We thank everyone who applies. We will contact the people we would like to interview.

Privacy statement

Red Road Recovery is committed to protecting the personal information of all applicants in accordance with the Personal Information Protection Act (PIPA). Any personal data collected during the application process will be used solely for recruitment purposes and handled securely and confidentially. For more details, please refer to our Privacy Policy.

Red Road Recovery · Culture. Community. Recovery. · hr@redroadrecovery.com · (250) 800-3190 · www.redroadrecovery.com

Pay: $110,000.00-$130,000.00 per year

Benefits:

  • Dental care
  • Disability insurance
  • Extended health care
  • Life insurance
  • Paid time off
  • Vision care

Application question(s):

  • Experience running a treatment centre of similar health program
  • Consent to a criminal record check
  • Clinical Training or Credentials in Addictions, Mental Health or Health Care
  • At least 20 hours of training in one or more of these subjects: counselling; crisis intervention and conflict resolution; psychosocial intervention for substance use disorders; trauma-informed practice.

Work Location: In person

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