Jobs at Addiction Recovery Care, LLC

Provides security for a corporate healthcare campus by patrolling assigned areas, monitoring surveillance cameras and traffic, inspecting property, investigating suspicious activity, responding to emergencies, securing doors and gates, escorting unauthorized individuals, and documenting incidents. The role requires strong communication, analytical, multitasking, organization, and attention to detail skills.

Provides targeted case management for individuals receiving addiction recovery and mental health services. Responsibilities include assessing needs, coordinating medical, social, educational, legal, and community resources, developing care plans, monitoring client well-being, supporting recovery goals, transporting clients to appointments, and maintaining confidential insurance documentation. Requires a bachelor’s degree in social work or human services plus one year of post-graduate experience or a master’s degree.

Provides direct addiction counseling services, including patient assessments, diagnoses, documentation, and individual and group therapy. Applies ASAM guidelines to determine level of care and communicate medical necessity, handles payer appeals, coordinates with administration, supports staff training, and evaluates therapeutic interventions. Requires a Kentucky counseling license or recognized substance-use-disorder credential and a relevant bachelor’s or master’s degree.

Resolves denied, underpaid, and outstanding healthcare insurance claims for government and commercial payers. Conducts root-cause analysis, corrects billing errors, resubmits claims, files appeals, communicates with payer representatives, and identifies denial trends. Maintains accurate documentation, protects medical-record confidentiality, monitors payer requirements, and recommends process improvements to reduce denials. Supports revenue-cycle operations while meeting quality, productivity, compliance, and timely-resolution standards.

Assists licensed behavioral health professionals in delivering psychiatric rehabilitation services to individuals with serious mental illness. Facilitates group and individual sessions covering daily living, emotional regulation, symptom monitoring, medication side effects, and interpersonal skills. Provides direct client support and supervision, documents behavior and progress, participates in treatment team meetings, and maintains a safe, therapeutic environment while following confidentiality and reporting requirements.

Develop and maintain relationships with hospitals, courts, businesses, media, government agencies, and other community referral sources to increase referrals for addiction treatment programs. Coordinate with intake staff to match clients with appropriate services, support communication among internal and external partners, deliver public presentations, protect client privacy, and maintain professional relationships with staff, consumers, and community organizations.

Provides targeted case management for individuals receiving addiction recovery and mental health services. Assesses client needs, coordinates medical, social, educational, and recovery supports, develops care plans, monitors well-being, connects clients with community and legal resources, documents services for insurance, and supports goal achievement. The role also requires client transportation, crisis response, confidentiality, HIPAA compliance, and regular client meetings.

Provides peer support to clients overcoming substance use disorders. Leads support groups, maintains confidential HIPAA-compliant documentation, assists with crisis situations, completes drug screenings, promotes a safe environment, and performs residential staff duties. Requires Kentucky Peer Support Certification, basic computer skills, communication abilities, and flexibility for evening, overnight, or weekend shifts.

Provides peer support to individuals recovering from substance use addiction. Responsibilities include leading support groups, maintaining confidential and compliant records, charting for insurance, handling crises, completing drug screenings, creating a safe client environment, and supporting residential staff duties. The role requires Kentucky Peer Support Certification, communication skills, basic computer ability, schedule flexibility, and a valid driver’s license.

Develops and maintains relationships with hospitals, courts, businesses, media, government agencies, and other community referral sources to increase referrals to addiction treatment programs. Collaborates with intake staff to match clients with appropriate services, delivers public presentations, maintains professional partnerships, protects client privacy, and supports communication between community organizations and treatment centers.

Develops and maintains partnerships with hospitals, courts, businesses, media, government, and community organizations to increase referrals to addiction treatment programs. Collaborates with intake staff to match clients with appropriate services, supports referral communication, delivers public presentations, and maintains professional relationships while protecting client privacy. Requires marketing experience, addiction-field experience, strong communication skills, organization, independence, and computer proficiency.

Provides targeted case management for individuals receiving addiction recovery and mental health services. Assesses client needs, coordinates medical, social, educational, legal, and community resources, develops care plans, monitors well-being, supports recovery goals, transports clients to appointments, and documents services for insurance and compliance purposes. Requires compassionate communication, crisis management, confidentiality, and accurate reporting.

Provides peer support to individuals recovering from substance use and addiction. Leads support groups, maintains confidential client records, handles crises, conducts drug screenings, supports a safe residential environment, and completes documentation for insurance purposes. The role requires Kentucky Peer Support Certification, a valid driver’s license, communication skills, basic computer proficiency, and flexibility for evening, overnight, and weekend shifts.

Develop and maintain relationships with hospitals, courts, businesses, media, government agencies, and other community referral sources. Coordinate with intake staff to match clients with appropriate addiction treatment programs, increase referral volume, support census development, deliver public presentations, and maintain professional relationships while protecting client privacy.

Provides peer support to individuals overcoming substance addiction through support groups, crisis assistance, confidential documentation, drug screening, and maintaining a safe residential environment. The role requires collaboration with multidisciplinary teams, compliance with HIPAA and applicable regulations, client charting for insurance, and occasional residential staff duties. Evening, overnight, and weekend availability may be needed.

Maintains a safe environment for clients and staff by patrolling assigned areas, monitoring surveillance cameras and campus traffic, inspecting property, investigating suspicious activity, responding to emergencies, escorting unauthorized individuals, and documenting security incidents. The role also coordinates with law enforcement and fire departments when necessary and secures doors, windows, and gates after business hours.

Develops and maintains partnerships with hospitals, courts, businesses, media, government agencies, and other community referral sources to increase referrals for addiction treatment programs. Collaborates with intake staff to match clients with appropriate services, supports communication across internal and external organizations, delivers public presentations, maintains professional relationships, and protects client privacy.

Provides targeted case management for individuals receiving addiction recovery and mental health services. Assesses needs, coordinates medical and social supports, develops care plans, documents services for insurance, monitors client well-being, connects clients with community and legal resources, supports goal achievement, and transports clients to appointments when needed.

Develops and maintains partnerships with hospitals, courts, businesses, media, government agencies, and other community referral sources to increase referrals for addiction treatment programs. Collaborates with intake staff to match clients with appropriate services, supports communication among referral organizations, delivers public presentations, protects client privacy, and maintains professional relationships with internal and external stakeholders.

Provides nutritional care and manages hospital food-service operations, including therapeutic menu planning, food production, purchasing, sanitation, budgeting, staff supervision, and regulatory compliance. Advises medical and nursing teams on dietetic services, supports patient safety and quality improvement, evaluates departmental performance, and educates staff. Requires an accredited dietetics degree, national registration examination, continuing education, applicable state licensure, and recent acute-hospital food-service management experience.