Jobs at Alaska Behavioral Health

Manages clinic administrative, fiscal, billing, scheduling, referral, facility, and reception operations across multiple locations. Oversees payer relationships, claims and billing reports, financial analysis, compliance with healthcare regulations and CARF standards, client billing support, staff supervision, scheduling, supplies, and continuous quality improvement activities.

Provides clerical, administrative, data-entry, and reporting support to clinical teams and managers. Maintains clinical records, completes recurring data requirements, assists with grant reporting, manages electronic medical record workflows, supports office operations, and fills in for reception. The role requires coordination with clinical professionals, attention to detail, customer service, and occasional community outreach representation.

Provides peer support to individuals experiencing mental health or substance-use crises through Anchorage’s Mobile Crisis Team. Responsibilities include sharing lived recovery experience, promoting stabilization and coping skills, identifying strengths and supports, documenting services in the electronic health record, conducting follow-ups, collaborating with clinicians and law enforcement, and participating in a 24-hour on-call rotation.

Provides peer support within a mobile crisis team responding to 911 events across Fairbanks. Uses lived recovery experience to engage individuals in crisis, build hope and resilience, identify strengths and supports, model coping skills, document services in the EHR, conduct clinician-directed follow-ups, and participate in a 24-hour on-call rotation. Peer certification is required within six months of hire.

Provide behavioral healthcare to children and adults in a partial hospitalization program. Responsibilities include crisis evaluation, risk assessment, individual, family, and group therapy, evidence-based treatment, treatment planning, documentation, supervision, and trauma-informed care. Senior clinicians also provide clinical supervision and telehealth services. Candidates may serve clients with acute mental health needs and use CBT, ARC, and Trauma-Focused CBT.

Provide outpatient psychiatric assessments, ongoing continuity of care, medication management, lab review, clinical documentation, and treatment collaboration with medical, primary care, psychotherapy, clients, and caregivers. The role serves behavioral health patients in Anchorage or Fairbanks, Alaska, within a Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic. Responsibilities include maintaining electronic medical records, renewing medications, consulting with colleagues, and delivering coordinated mental healthcare.

Provides front-desk and administrative support for behavioral healthcare clinics by answering and routing calls, scheduling client appointments, collecting and verifying demographic and insurance information, managing check-in and check-out, and coordinating client and clinic needs with appropriate staff.

The Training Director leads statewide and national behavioral health training initiatives, managing conferences, learning communities, training events, and internal clinical education. The role coordinates behavioral health content experts, supports evidence-based treatment implementation using implementation science, and advances professional development for staff. Responsibilities include overseeing approximately $1 million in training operations and serving nearly 10,000 participants annually.

Provides behavioral health support in a partial hospitalization program for children, adolescents, and adults. Leads skill-development groups, supports treatment planning, assists clients during activities and community outings, documents progress in electronic health records, participates in team meetings, and helps manage crises through de-escalation. The role requires compassionate, client-centered care and collaboration with multidisciplinary professionals.

Provides peer-based behavioral health support to clients at a drop-in center. Helps individuals access housing, benefits, food, and other resources; contributes to assessments and service planning; facilitates recovery and skill-building activities; supports crisis management and rehabilitation services; and serves as a recovery mentor and role model within a collaborative treatment team.

Provides behavioral health assessments, crisis evaluations, individual, family, and group therapy for children and adults in a partial hospitalization program. Uses evidence-based, trauma-informed practices including CBT, ARC, and Trauma-Focused CBT. Develops treatment plans, documents clinical progress, participates in supervision, and may supervise unlicensed or BSW-level providers.

Provides behavioral healthcare services including assessments, treatment planning, individual, family, and group therapy, crisis intervention, and evidence-based treatment for children, adolescents, families, and adults. Works within a multidisciplinary team, participates in supervision, and may supervise interns, unlicensed providers, and bachelor’s-level staff. Senior clinicians also provide clinical supervision and require substantial psychotherapy experience.

Provides behavioral healthcare to children, adolescents, and families through assessment, treatment planning, individual and family therapy, crisis intervention, and discharge planning. Uses evidence-based trauma-focused practices, evaluates risk and level of care, completes clinical documentation, participates in supervision and training, and may supervise interns and staff. Senior clinicians must provide professional behavioral healthcare services to children and adolescents and deliver individual, group, and family therapy.

Provides emergency mental health assessments, crisis intervention, psychiatric care coordination, consultation, referrals, and follow-up for Anchorage-area crisis calls. Conducts evaluations within one hour, facilitates voluntary or involuntary hospitalization, communicates client status to care professionals, and directs services to resolve crises. This on-call role requires rotating 24-hour shifts and collaboration with a multidisciplinary mobile crisis team.

Provides front-desk and administrative support for behavioral health clinics by answering calls, scheduling appointments, verifying client and insurance information, managing check-in and check-out, and coordinating client and clinic needs with staff.

Provides front-desk and client access support for behavioral health clinics by answering and routing calls, scheduling clinical and medical appointments, collecting and verifying demographic and insurance information, managing check-in and check-out, and coordinating client needs with appropriate staff.