The Center for Substance Abuse Prevention (CSAP) is still looking for a new director, seeking to give the agency its first permanent leader since the departure of Beverly Watts Davis in 2005.

CSAP conducted a previous job search but recently reopened the process to "ensure that our search efforts result in a strong and diverse applicant pool which includes individuals who would welcome such a challenging and rewarding management position," according to a recent posting.

The job posting is open through Nov. 26. Salary will fall somewhere between $111,676 and $168,000 annually. The notice is posted here.

Dennis O. Romero has been acting director of CSAP since Davis left.