Jobs at Centerstone

Manage daily office operations including clerical oversight, scheduling, inventory and vendor coordination, client greeting and co-pay collection, petty cash and deposits, process improvement, and staff coaching to ensure efficient clinic operations.

Provide supervised school-based clinical services including assessment, case coordination, individual, family and group counseling. Shadow staff, manage a caseload, lead at least one weekly group, complete treatment plans and clinical documentation, attend trainings and weekly supervision, and meet internship and program requirements throughout the school year.

Oversee development, implementation, evaluation, and fiscal management of assigned behavioral health program services. Supervise staff, ensure regulatory and contract compliance, monitor KPIs and outcomes, support recruitment and training, manage budgets, and coordinate with leadership and community stakeholders to maintain service quality and financial viability.

Provides behavioral health screening, assessment, referral, and case management services for adult and youth clients. Develops and updates treatment plans, maintains records, coordinates services, advocates for client resources, and collaborates with treatment teams. Works with clients and families in natural community settings, including outpatient and outreach environments. Requires communication, clinical, troubleshooting, and behavioral health systems knowledge, along with occasional travel.

Provides skills coaching and structured interventions to adults, youth, and families with serious mental illness or substance use disorders. Teaches recovery, daily living, communication, coping, budgeting, vocational, and community integration skills in home, community, and office settings. Collaborates with interdisciplinary teams and community systems, develops and monitors person-centered plans, completes assessments and authorizations, maintains clinical documentation, and reports client progress to referral sources.

Provides supervised face-to-face, phone, and telehealth crisis intervention and assessment services. Develops safety plans, conducts basic risk assessments, coordinates emergency services, connects clients and families with community resources, documents care, supports follow-up, and assists with administrative tasks within the CCBHC model.

Provides behavioral health support to youth, young adults, and families affected by substance use and co-occurring mental health challenges. Responsibilities include communicating client status, contributing to treatment plans, completing clinical documentation and assessments, delivering individual and group interventions, coordinating with community systems, updating person-centered plans, monitoring progress, and reporting to referral sources. Services occur in home, community, and office settings across seven Indiana counties.

Assists clients and staff in identifying appropriate funding sources, completing state entitlement and Marketplace applications, and accessing financial assistance resources. Coordinates regional support, educates staff on funding requirements, monitors payer and financial-class metrics, and reports adjustment counts. Collaborates with Support Services and Clinical staff to coordinate client funding. The role requires communication, organization, critical thinking, basic computer skills, and travel to regional offices.

Provides behavioral health services to youth, young adults, and families affected by substance use and co-occurring mental health challenges. Responsibilities include clinical assessments, treatment planning, documentation, service authorizations, referral coordination, clinical collaboration, community relationship management, and evidence-based interventions. The clinician serves rural and underserved communities across seven Indiana counties while meeting productivity and quality standards.

Coordinates behavioral and primary healthcare services for patients through coaching, education, referrals, advocacy, treatment planning, crisis intervention, and supportive case management. Connects with clients in clinics, homes, communities, by phone, and via telehealth. Documents services in electronic medical records, completes assessments, develops daily living and coping skills, supports families, and participates in clinical supervision and team meetings.

Unpaid doctoral-level clinical internship providing supervised experience in assessment, treatment planning, individual and family therapy, documentation, data collection, and multidisciplinary team collaboration in a community outpatient setting (20–40 hrs/week, Clarksville, TN).

Provide psychosocial education and case management to adults with serious mental illness: manage caseload, complete assessments, care plans and documentation, facilitate individual and group sessions, use crisis intervention and motivational interviewing, attend supervision, and support client life-management skills.

The Master Level Intern will provide therapy services and conduct assessments as part of a Master's degree program internship in a rural outpatient clinic, focusing on clients of various ages.

Provide face-to-face, phone, and telehealth crisis response and assessment for individuals experiencing mental health crises. Perform risk and suicide assessments, deescalate situations, document contacts and follow-up needs, make least-restrictive referrals, assist with EHR modifications as a super user, train and mentor staff, liaise with community partners, and participate in team meetings and clinical supervision.

Full-time unpaid Master's-level therapy internship at a rural outpatient clinic providing individual, family, and group therapy for clients of all ages. Responsibilities include performing initial assessments, maintaining treatment plans, and completing clinical documentation. No weekends, holidays, or on-call duties.

Provide crisis-focused clinical services including evaluation, individual/group/family/couples psychotherapy for adults, adolescents, and children. Maintain clinical records, communicate with referral sources, participate in quality improvement, and collaborate with the clinical team. May supervise student interns and engage community referral relationships.

Provide in-school mental health services to students including assessments, individualized treatment planning, evidence-based interventions, crisis response, care coordination, documentation, outreach/home visits, and collaboration with school staff, families, and community providers to support student resilience and academic success.

Develops, implements, and facilitates peer support programs for substance use and mental health. Provides matrix supervision, training, and guidance to certified peers, coordinates peer groups and individual sessions, advocates for clients, collaborates with clinical teams and community partners, and monitors program effectiveness.

Provide face-to-face, phone, and telehealth crisis response and assessment for individuals in behavioral health crisis. Deliver trauma-informed de-escalation, safety planning, referrals, coordination with first responders and community providers, follow-up outreach, and timely documentation to support stabilization and continuity of care as part of a multidisciplinary crisis team.

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