Ken McGill has more than three decades of clinical experience in human services. He is a systemically trained Marriage & Family Therapist, with unique expertise in improvement of systems collaboration around ‘solution-focused’ applications. 

Ken earned a B.A. from William Paterson University, an M.A. in Psychology and an Educational Specialist Degree in Marriage & Family Therapy from Seton Hall University. He is a published researcher with expertise in systems implementation, data analytics and outcomes management, and was an affiliate of the Rutgers University—Behavioral Research Training Institute. He is a Clinical Fellow (American Association for Marriage & Family Therapy). 

He has worked for the past two decades serving New Jersey Children’s System of Care in several key administrative roles; including a Directorship at a county Care Management Organization. Ken seamlessly incorporates person-centered technologies for achieving transformational outcomes as a Solution-Focused Care Senior Scientist. His innovative work received national recognition as the 2013 recipient of the Praed Foundation’s Outcomes Champion (CANS) Award.

Ken’s unique expertise spans Systems of Care implementation, monitoring, and outcomes and accountability management and the effective use of Data Visualizations and Analytics. He has implemented evidence based protocols and practices and supported development of systems collaborations and a host of successful interagency partnerships.