Jobs at Centerstone

Provides outpatient behavioral health counseling, assessments, treatment planning, client referrals, discharge support, and clinical supervision for staff and interns. Coordinates assigned program areas, supports regulatory compliance and quality assurance, participates in treatment teams, and maintains relationships with referral sources. The role also conducts intakes, monitors client testing, and ensures continuity of program services in the Clinical Manager’s absence.

Provides behavioral health clinical services, including assessments and individual, group, family, and couples psychotherapy for children, adolescents, and adults. Maintains accurate clinical records, communicates with referral sources and care teams, supports quality clinical practices, and may supervise student interns. The role requires collaboration with community partners, effective client communication, and work toward professional licensure.

Provides supportive services during mobile crisis response and crisis intervention by assisting with assessments, stabilization, safety planning, psychiatric prescreenings, and referrals. Works with clients, families, clinicians, hospitals, law enforcement, schools, and community agencies in person, by telephone, and via video. Supports voluntary or involuntary psychiatric admissions, follow-up services, quality assurance, and mentoring of new staff or interns.

Coordinates, develops, and delivers onboarding and ongoing training for a 24/7 mental health crisis and suicide prevention team. Responsibilities include scheduling new-hire training, evaluating instructional effectiveness and KPI impact, collecting data, facilitating skills-building sessions, and supporting staff development. The role also requires clinical knowledge to conduct screenings, risk assessments, and crisis interventions through calls, chats, and texts while maintaining ethical and accreditation standards.

Provides clinical oversight and supervision for Crisis Specialists supporting 988 suicide prevention and crisis chat/text services. Responsibilities include quality assurance audits, silent monitoring, performance coaching, remediation planning, staff meetings, clinical training, and ensuring ethical and accreditation compliance. The role requires a licensed mental health professional with a master’s degree and crisis-management experience.

Provides school-based mental health support to students through individualized services, treatment-plan implementation, assessments, crisis response, care coordination, outreach, and documentation. The role collaborates with students, families, school personnel, and service providers to promote resilience, recovery, coping skills, and academic success. Responsibilities also include managing a caseload, conducting home visits, participating in staffings, and supporting quality improvement activities.

Leads implementation science and organizational transformation initiatives to close the research-to-practice gap in behavioral health. Promotes adoption of evidence-based practices, assesses barriers and facilitators, develops change strategies and implementation plans, builds organizational support, manages workflows, and partners with multidisciplinary teams. Reviews research portfolios to identify system-wide growth opportunities and applies dissemination and implementation theory in community behavioral health settings.

Leads Centerstone’s Florida market, overseeing strategy, growth, financial performance, quality, operations, culture, and executive leadership. Builds relationships with the Market Board, government officials, payers, funders, healthcare partners, and community stakeholders. Ensures regulatory and public policy awareness, effective resource allocation, enterprise alignment, governance, and accountability for market outcomes. The role requires extensive senior healthcare leadership experience and strong knowledge of behavioral health, Medicaid, funding, and regulated environments.

Supports clients in a behavioral health and substance use program by monitoring safety, documenting behaviors and medication compliance, facilitating activities, implementing care plans, and assisting with daily living skills. Provides administrative and front-desk support, helps with admissions and discharges, and connects clients with housing, transportation, legal, medical, financial, and entitlement resources.

Provides face-to-face, phone, and telehealth crisis response, mental health assessments, de-escalation, safety planning, referrals, resource linkage, and follow-up for individuals and families experiencing crises. Maintains accurate documentation, coordinates with internal teams and community agencies, attends supervision and meetings, and completes required training.

Provides case management, care coordination, outreach, assessments, treatment planning, supportive counseling, referrals, advocacy, and resource connections for individuals with mental health or substance use disorders. Collaborates with clients, families, providers, law enforcement, and community partners, documents services in electronic medical records, and may transport clients to appointments. Services may occur in clinics, hospitals, homes, schools, or workplaces.

Provides direct nursing care to adults and adolescents in a behavioral health setting. Conducts assessments, administers medications and treatments, maintains treatment plans, enters physician orders into the EMR, monitors seclusion and restraint, and leads Behavioral Health Technicians and patient-care assignments as Charge Nurse.

Supervises recovery services staff and oversees daily behavioral health program operations, including caseloads, referrals, documentation, productivity, engagement, quality assurance, and outcomes. Provides coaching, training, performance management, and staff development while ensuring person-centered, trauma-informed, recovery-oriented care. Coordinates continuity of care with clinical teams, families, community partners, and support resources. May provide direct recovery support and participates in program planning, evaluation, recruitment, and improvement initiatives.

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.

Provides school-based mental health services to students through individualized treatment plans, assessments, care coordination, crisis response, outreach, and skill-building. The role manages a student caseload, collaborates with families and school personnel, conducts home visits, maintains clinical documentation, and supports student resilience, recovery, and academic success.

Coordinates and delivers nursing and behavioral health education, onboarding, competency validation, clinical skills training, and professional development. Develops training materials, tracks certifications and compliance, addresses competency gaps, supports survey readiness, and collaborates with nursing, quality, compliance, and interdisciplinary leaders. Education covers psychiatric care, crisis stabilization, detoxification, addiction recovery, medication safety, emergency response, de-escalation, infection prevention, patient rights, suicide risk mitigation, and trauma-informed care.

Provides supportive services during mobile crisis response and crisis intervention across community, hospital, law enforcement, school, jail, telephone, and video settings. Assists with crisis assessments, psychiatric admission pre-screenings, stabilization, safety and discharge planning, follow-up, and referrals to ongoing services. Collaborates with clinicians, physicians, law enforcement, schools, and community agencies, while supporting quality assurance and mentoring new staff or interns.

Provides behavioral health clinical services for adults, adolescents, and children, including assessments, individual, group, family, and couples psychotherapy. Maintains clinical records, treatment plans, authorizations, referrals, and timely documentation. Collaborates with clinical teams and community referral sources, follows evidence-based practices, completes ANSA/CANS assessments, meets productivity standards, and delivers care in accordance with organizational guidelines.

Coordinates behavioral health service access for students by processing referrals, contacting families, supporting Medicaid and insurance eligibility, scheduling intakes, maintaining documentation, and coordinating with schools, community agencies, billing, HIM, and quality teams. Provides administrative and crisis-resource linkage support, maintains service continuity, follows privacy and regulatory standards, and participates in training and program improvement.

Provides direct patient care under RN, NP, and physician supervision in an outpatient FQHC. Duties include patient assessments, vital signs, medical histories, treatments, immunizations, allergy shots, medication dispensing, wound care, assisting with procedures, patient education, documentation, appointment scheduling, lab coordination, infection control, and emergency response. Maintains supplies, equipment, safety standards, and effective communication while caring for patients across all age groups.