Jobs at Centerstone

Provides peer support and mentoring to parents and caregivers of children and youth with behavioral health and family challenges. The role offers parenting guidance, crisis problem-solving, resource navigation, advocacy, workshops, and training in homes, schools, agencies, and community settings. Responsibilities include documentation, attending IEP and school meetings, coordinating with community partners, and supporting families involved with behavioral health, child welfare, courts, or juvenile justice systems.

Provides practical nursing care in an outpatient health center under RN, nurse practitioner, and physician supervision. Responsibilities include patient assessments, vital signs, medical histories, treatments, immunizations, medication administration, wound care, assisting with procedures, patient education, documentation, scheduling, safety and infection control, and responding to urgent patient needs.

Provides direct nursing care to patients across all age groups under physician or nurse practitioner supervision. Responsibilities include assessments, vital signs, medication administration, treatments, immunizations, wound care, assisting with procedures, patient education, documentation, appointment scheduling, and maintaining safety, infection-control, and regulatory standards.

Coordinate behavioral and primary care services for patients in clinic, home, community, telehealth, and phone settings. Provide coaching, education, crisis intervention, motivational interviewing, referrals, advocacy, and supportive case management. Develop and update treatment plans, complete assessments and documentation in the electronic medical record, connect clients with resources, support systems, and daily living strategies, and participate in team meetings, supervision, and required training.

Provides psychiatric and mental health nursing care under RN or physician supervision. Conducts assessments, monitors health status, administers medications, provides triage and education, performs CLIA-waived testing, supports employee health services, coordinates with treatment providers, documents care, and may provide residential nursing services.

Provides supervised individual, family, and group therapy to children, adolescents, adults, and families in a rural outpatient clinic. Conducts initial assessments, maintains treatment plans, and completes clinical documentation as part of a master's-level counseling, marriage and family therapy, social work, or related internship. The position is unpaid and requires strong written, verbal, in-person, and virtual communication skills.

Bachelor-level intern supporting behavioral health operations through client interaction, public speaking, team meeting facilitation, and data work. The intern will receive training in Microsoft Excel, data cleaning and analysis, data visualization, and storytelling through one-page reports and presentations. The role requires strong written and verbal communication, attention to detail, independent work, and the ability to manage multiple priorities.

Part-time associate-degree intern gaining hands-on experience in behavioral health settings. Responsibilities include interacting with clients, presenting data, facilitating team meetings, cleaning and analyzing datasets in Microsoft Excel, and creating data visualizations, one-pagers, and presentations. The role requires strong communication, attention to detail, independent work, and the ability to manage multiple priorities.

Provides front-desk and clerical support in a behavioral health setting. Answers and directs calls, greets visitors, coordinates client visitation, controls reception access, completes and files medical-record paperwork, and performs copying, scanning, filing, and other administrative tasks. Requires strong communication, customer service, organization, attention to detail, confidentiality, and decision-making skills. The position works Monday through Friday from 3:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m.

Masters-level behavioral health intern collaborating with discharge planners and CSU/WIC teams to create comprehensive discharge plans. Responsibilities include mental health, physical health, substance use, housing, financial, legal, and social resource coordination; appointment scheduling; safety planning; crisis intervention; client de-escalation; referrals; and documentation in electronic medical records.

Provides front-desk and administrative support for a behavioral health clinic. Registers and schedules patients, manages calls and visitors, organizes patient schedules, handles insurance documentation and pre-authorizations, distributes mail and faxes, supports billing activities, and maintains financial logs. Requires professional communication, confidentiality, office skills, Microsoft Office proficiency, problem-solving ability, and a high school diploma or GED.

Supervises administrative and clinical operations for behavioral health programs serving individuals and families with mental health or substance use disorders. Manages clinical staff, referrals, intakes, admissions, documentation, chart audits, and continuity of care. Maintains a small client caseload and provides direct clinical services while coordinating with families, community partners, and internal teams. Ensures compliance with organizational and funder standards, supports staff development, and promotes an inclusive, high-quality care environment.

Provide direct support to clients with substance use disorders: assist with daily living and medication compliance, document behaviors, lead group and individual activities, support life skills and admissions/discharges, perform front-desk coverage, and ensure program safety and compliance.

Provides operational and clinical leadership for outpatient behavioral health services, overseeing supervisors and teams, access and referral workflows, staffing, quality, productivity, documentation, compliance, client experience, and financial performance. Leads performance improvement, workforce development, service continuity, and collaboration with internal departments and community partners. Requires a master’s degree in a behavioral health field, four years of behavioral health experience, and at least two years of supervisory or progressive leadership experience.

Leads end-to-end client financial services and revenue cycle management within an assigned EHR. Oversees data integrity, month-end close readiness, allowances, accounts receivable, claims, cash-flow forecasting, risk identification, state funding, and regulatory reporting. Partners with Finance, IT, Data, and Clinical leadership to improve workflows and financial performance while leading, coaching, and developing teams.

Provides behavioral health case management for patients receiving integrated medical and mental health services. Coordinates care, connects clients with resources, develops treatment plans, delivers coaching and education, supports crisis intervention and coping skills, documents services in the electronic medical record, and collaborates with patients, families, healthcare providers, and community partners across clinic, home, community, telehealth, and phone settings.

Provides peer mentoring and hands-on support to parents and caregivers of children and youth with complex needs. Delivers individual and group coaching, parenting education, crisis problem-solving, resource coordination, workshops, webinars, and advocacy. Collaborates with families, schools, child welfare, courts, community agencies, and project stakeholders while documenting services and promoting culturally respectful, trauma-informed family support.

Oversees daily RIP classroom operations, prepares lesson plans and learning materials, supervises children and activities, maintains a safe and organized environment, and coordinates parents, volunteers, and program staff. The role also supports training, program development, tours, presentations, and special events.

Provide evidence-based behavioral health services (evaluation, individual/group/family therapy) for children, adolescents, and adults. Maintain clinical records, complete ANSA/CANS assessments, meet billable productivity, coordinate with referral sources, and participate in quality improvement.

Master’s-level interns provide individual, family, and group behavioral health therapy under clinical supervision. Duties include conducting initial assessments, maintaining treatment plans, completing clinical documentation, and communicating effectively with clients and colleagues. Placements may be clinic- or community-based and depend on program and educational requirements. The internship is part-time and unpaid.