Jobs at Centurion Health

Coordinate and implement safe, appropriate discharge plans for incarcerated patients to ensure continuity of care after release. Work with the Director of Nursing and a multidisciplinary team, complete required screenings, and manage discharge-related documentation and referrals within a correctional healthcare setting.

Support the Program Manager overseeing clinical and non-clinical functions of a multidisciplinary mental health team in Pennsylvania correctional facilities. Supervise staff, ensure NCCHC-aligned clinical practices, implement contract policies, manage CQI and audits, coordinate with custody and facility administration, handle grievances and transfers, and report staffing, compliance, and fiscal needs to executive leadership. Maintain regulatory and safety compliance.

Provide clinical, educational, and professional supervision of nursing and support staff in a correctional facility. Collaborate with contract manager and multidisciplinary medical and mental health leadership to improve incarcerated patients' healthcare and ensure clinical operations meet standards.

Coordinate and implement safe discharge plans for incarcerated patients, collaborating with the Director of Nursing and multidisciplinary team to ensure continuity of care after release.

Provide psychological assessment, treatment, consultation, and supervision for outpatient geriatric inmates; collaborate with a multidisciplinary team in a correctional setting; supervise APA interns/residents and participate in training seminars.

Provide infection prevention and control as an LPN in a correctional facility: collect, interpret, and report infectious disease data; assist in developing care plans; consult with clinicians on tracking and management of infectious patients; maintain required screenings and certifications; work autonomously.

Provide psychological leadership, consultation, assessment, and direct inpatient/outpatient mental health treatment within a correctional facility. Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to treat mental and emotional disorders and support patient care in a locked-unit environment.

Assist a licensed pharmacist with supervised pharmacy duties in a correctional facility: prepare and dispense medications, interact with healthcare and corrections staff, follow policies and laws, maintain CPR/BLS certification, and pass required background and drug screening.

Provide clerical and administrative support for behavioral health units at a correctional facility: draft correspondence, schedule appointments, maintain paper and electronic files, create spreadsheets, answer callers, and use Microsoft Office applications. Support staff and program needs while complying with facility clearance and certification requirements.

The Psychiatrist provides psychiatric evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment in a correctional setting, supervising a multi-disciplinary team and working day shifts.

Provide psychiatric evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment via telehealth for patients in Tennessee Department of Correction facilities. Work under the Psychiatric Medical Director and offer clinical leadership to a multidisciplinary mental health team.

The Psychiatrist provides behavioral health assessments, diagnoses, and treatment within a multidisciplinary team in a correctional facility setting.

The Infection Control Nurse (LPN) prevents and controls infectious diseases, coordinates care plans, and consults on patient care within a correctional setting.

Provide psychiatric evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment for incarcerated patients; work under the Psychiatric Medical Director; provide clinical leadership to a multidisciplinary mental health team; deliver care on-site and via telehealth for a 30-hour/week schedule.

Provide substance abuse treatment and rehabilitation services in a correctional facility through outpatient treatment, addiction recovery education, and group counseling. Deliver supportive counseling, coordinate care, maintain required screenings and certifications, and comply with security/background requirements.

Provide substance abuse treatment and rehabilitation services within a correctional facility through outpatient treatment, addiction recovery education, and group counseling. Deliver supportive counseling, facilitate recovery groups, maintain required health and safety certifications, and comply with background and clearance requirements.

Coordinate discharge planning for individuals in the Substance Use Disorder program, develop and maintain community referral relationships, ensure continuity of care upon release or transfer, and assess needs for return to referral sources.

The Addiction Recovery Specialist provides substance abuse treatment and rehabilitation services within a correctional facility through outpatient treatment, education, and group counseling.

Lead development, implementation, and evaluation of the facility Substance Use Disorder treatment program. Manage SUD operations, coordinate with statewide leadership and IDOC, supervise staff, ensure certification and safety training, and maintain compliance and security clearance requirements.

Provide psychological leadership, consultation, and direct assessment and treatment to incarcerated patients. Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team to diagnose, treat, and follow-up on mental and emotional disorders within the correctional facility.