Jobs at Centerstone

Performs intermediate accounting activities including general ledger entries and analysis, account reconciliations, month-end close, allocations in Workday, budgeting, grant expense preparation, banking reports, and audit support. Works with finance leadership and grant management teams. Requires full-cycle accounting experience and fiscal data analysis skills, with a preferred accounting degree and budgeting experience.

Leads regional financial and administrative operations for a behavioral healthcare organization. Oversees accounting, revenue cycle, billing, budgeting, reporting, cash management, internal controls, compliance, audits, risk management, and financial strategy. Partners with executive leadership and the board, supports mergers and acquisitions, monitors performance and funding requirements, and develops finance and operations teams.

Part-time internship opportunity with Centerstone, a nonprofit behavioral health organization. The posting provides general information about the organization, employee benefits, workplace culture, equal opportunity commitment, and focus on quality and patient safety, but does not specify particular duties or qualifications.

Part-time bachelor-level internship providing hands-on client interaction and professional development in public speaking, team meeting facilitation, Microsoft Excel, data cleaning, data analysis, visualization, and storytelling. The intern will present data to clinic staff, create one-page reports and presentations, communicate effectively, and manage multiple priorities independently within a behavioral health organization.

Leads Centerstone’s state legislative, regulatory, and government relations strategy in Indiana. Advises executives and the board, manages policymakers, lobbyists, advocacy partners, and coalitions, monitors policy developments, and influences healthcare and behavioral health legislation. The role drafts regulatory comments, communicates policy impacts, and represents the organization at the state capitol and public forums. Frequent capitol travel and residence within one hour of Indiana’s capitol are required.

Supports a safe, welcoming environment for behavioral health clients, staff, and visitors. Greets and assists individuals, provides information, manages communications, assesses threats, enforces safety measures, responds to unsafe situations, and uses authorized crisis prevention and de-escalation techniques. The role participates in treatment-team interactions, resolves client concerns, supports trauma-informed care, attends meetings, and works flexible or on-call shifts as needed.