The Office Manager oversees clinic operations, manages fiscal responsibilities, ensures compliance, and coordinates with billing teams to support veterans' mental health services.

The Doctoral Psychology Intern provides pre-doctoral clinical services, participates in didactics, and attends supervision according to APA guidelines.

Provide clinical services including evaluation and psychotherapy for varying age groups, maintain records, complete assessments, and ensure quality clinical practices.

The Peer Support Specialist assists clients with mental health and substance use challenges by offering support, facilitating recovery plans, and collaborating with community resources.

The intern provides treatment to Veterans and their families, focusing on evidence-based therapies and conducting assessments and psychotherapy sessions.

The Case Manager coordinates services for patients, providing coaching and strategies for health and wellness while addressing both physical and mental health needs.

As a Case Manager, you will coordinate care and provide support to patients dealing with mental health issues, helping them navigate services and develop coping skills.

Interns will provide counseling services under supervision, assist staff, maintain treatment plans, and ensure documentation meets standards.

The Crisis Specialist provides crisis response and assessment services via face-to-face, phone, or telehealth for individuals experiencing mental health crises, ensuring support and linkage to resources under supervision.

First-year MSW intern for a year-long virtual practicum providing hands-on case management, client engagement, intakes/assessments, supportive counseling, documentation, group and family work, community outreach, and advocacy under weekly LCSW supervision (15–20 hours/week).

The Case Manager provides mental health and substance abuse services, collaborates with community partners, and manages treatment plans for clients.

Assists physician(s) with patient care tasks, performs assessments, administers medications, and maintains a safe environment while supporting patient education and care standards.

The Case Manager provides mental health and substance abuse services, develops treatment plans, and links clients to resources, ensuring continuity of care.

The Recovery Specialist assists clients with daily living activities, tracks behaviors, plans therapeutic recreation, and monitors safety in a program facility.

The Statewide Chat/Text Crisis Specialist will provide clinical screenings, risk assessments, and crisis intervention via chat and text, while ensuring ethical compliance and participating in team collaboration.

Manage and monitor accounts receivable processes to ensure timely reimbursement and compliance. Coordinate AR functions for client account reps to maintain cash flow and reduce days outstanding, prepare and distribute invoices, complete month-end tasks, follow up on open accounts to keep receivables under 120 days, coordinate credentialing with HR, and supervise collections activities while providing quality customer service.

Provide mobile crisis case management in Desoto County, delivering de-escalation, mental health and substance use services, assessments, treatment planning, EMR documentation, client transport, and coordination with community partners and law enforcement.

Provide clinical services including evaluative and therapeutic interventions for diverse age groups. Responsibilities include maintaining clinical records, developing treatment plans, and ensuring communication with referral sources.

The Crisis Response Case Manager responds to community crises, providing mental health and substance abuse support, case management, and resource linking for clients and their families.

Provide clinical services such as psychotherapy to clients, maintain relationships with referral sources, and ensure timely clinical documentation. Engage in quality practices and meet productivity standards.