Jobs at Centerstone

Provide face-to-face, phone, and telehealth crisis response and assessment to individuals in mental health crisis. Develop safety plans, conduct basic risk assessments under supervision, coordinate with emergency services and community resources, document interactions, and participate in training and team support to ensure continuity of care.

Provide front-desk and clerical support: answer and transfer calls, schedule appointments, data entry, scanning, copying, faxing, filing, and navigate the electronic medical record. Support program admin functions, maintain client and accounting records, ensure high-quality customer service, and complete required agency trainings.

Provide peer-based support and outreach to individuals with mental health, substance use, or homelessness histories. Develop recovery goals, deliver individual and group support, facilitate wraparound services, collaborate with treatment teams, document in EMR, network with community stakeholders, and maintain required trainings and productivity expectations.

Provide hands-on peer support and coaching to parents/caregivers of children and youth, deliver individual and group sessions, attend IEP/school and community meetings, present workshops, coordinate with agencies and resource centers, document services, and facilitate trauma-informed parenting trainings.

Provide mental health and substance use case management, conduct assessments, develop and update treatment plans, deliver individual and group counseling, link clients/families to resources, coordinate with community partners and law enforcement, document services in EMR, and transport clients as needed.

Provides comprehensive psychiatric evaluations, diagnoses, and medication management for patients across ages. Participates in treatment teams, supervises collaborative practice agreements, documents care timely, and supports quality improvement, billing, and clinic leadership activities. Maintains licensure, completes required continuing education, and participates in on-call rotations as needed.

Provide person-centered support to youth and families: teach life skills, coordinate care with multidisciplinary teams, connect clients to community resources, and provide crisis intervention and follow-up.

Provide person-centered support to youth and families, teach daily living skills, coordinate care with multidisciplinary teams, connect clients to community resources, and deliver crisis intervention/prevention and follow-up services.

Provide individual and group therapeutic interventions for youth with behavioral health diagnoses; conduct intakes and assessments; develop, update, and monitor individualized, person- and family-centered service plans; coordinate referrals and resources; assist with discharge planning and follow-up; maintain documentation and participate in service plan reviews and medical submissions as required.

Provide person-centered assistance to clients to develop life skills and goals, coordinate care with a multidisciplinary team, connect clients to community resources, teach activities of daily living, maintain clinical documentation, and provide telephone and on-site crisis intervention and follow-up.

Provide case management and care coordination for behavioral health patients, including coaching, crisis intervention, treatment planning, referrals, documentation in the electronic medical record, and in-person, telehealth, and community contact to support recovery and wellness.

Support clients and staff by promoting health and safety, greeting and assisting visitors, conducting threat assessments, enforcing safety measures, and implementing crisis prevention/de-escalation. Participate in staff development, documentation, and treatment team activities. Maintain a safe, welcoming environment and work flexible hours, including on-call, evenings and weekends.

Provides frontline safety and hospitality support in behavioral health facilities: greets and assists clients and visitors, monitors threats, enforces safety measures, and implements crisis prevention and de-escalation. Supports staff through communication, documentation, team participation, and reflective practice. Works flexible hours and may be on-call.

Supervise and assign routine maintenance and custodial tasks for parks and city amenities. Oversee crews performing street and park cleaning, landscaping, equipment operation, inventory management, and snow removal. Coordinate with City of Bloomington personnel and ensure equipment is maintained and safely used.

Provides psychiatric services, performs evaluations, manages treatment plans, supervises staff, and participates in quality improvement initiatives. Communicates effectively with patients and collaborates with healthcare teams.

Provide outpatient psychiatric nursing support including medication administration and monitoring, patient education, phone triage, CLIA-waived lab testing and phlebotomy, care coordination, documentation, and collaboration with multidisciplinary teams in a behavioral health clinic (Mon–Fri daytime).

The internship provides hands-on experience for bachelor's degree students, focusing on public speaking, data analysis, and client interactions.

Provide psychoeducation and case management for adults with serious and persistent mental illness (SPMI). Facilitate individual and group learning activities, complete assessments, care plans and progress notes, attend supervision, use crisis intervention and motivational interviewing, and maintain credentialing and documentation standards.

Provide face-to-face, phone, and telehealth crisis response and assessment for individuals in behavioral health crisis. Stabilize using de-escalation, create safety plans, coordinate referrals and first responders, document care, and provide follow-up and team collaboration to ensure continuity and recovery.

The Peer Recovery Specialist provides emotional support and recovery services for clients, assists with goal setting, and facilitates community connections while modeling coping strategies and collaborating with treatment teams.