Jobs at CFG Health Systems, LLC

Provides peer-to-peer guidance, advocacy, mentorship, and recovery support to individuals facing behavioral health or substance use challenges. Facilitates groups, teaches coping and life skills, connects patients with clinical and community resources, documents interactions in the EHR, collaborates with care teams, and supports treatment goals while maintaining confidentiality, professional boundaries, and regulatory compliance.

Provides medical and administrative support to physicians and nursing staff in a clinical setting. Assists with diagnostic tests and procedures, performs EKGs, obtains patient histories and non-invasive specimens, and monitors vital signs. Requires completion of an accredited Nursing Assistant Program, healthcare setting experience, and CPR certification.

Supports EHR and clinical information system implementation, maintenance, optimization, and training. Collects and analyzes healthcare data, develops reports and dashboards, ensures documentation and data integrity, supports regulatory reporting and quality improvement, and serves as a liaison between clinical, administrative, and IT teams. Requires maintaining patient confidentiality, HIPAA compliance, and facility security requirements.

Provides direct medical care under physician supervision, including obtaining histories, conducting examinations, ordering tests, collecting specimens, interpreting clinical data, managing acute and chronic conditions, prescribing medications, coordinating specialist consultations, and educating patients and healthcare staff.

Provides clinical leadership and supervision for nursing staff in a correctional healthcare setting. Oversees staffing, assignments, training, documentation, medication workflows, quality improvement, regulatory compliance, emergency response, and coordination with custody and multidisciplinary teams. Ensures safe, effective patient care and supports operational and incident reporting requirements.

Diagnoses and treats patients with mental, emotional, and behavioral disorders in clinical or correctional healthcare settings. Provides psychiatric assessments, treatment planning, medication management, diagnostic test interpretation, crisis intervention, forensic evaluations, and ongoing patient care. Collaborates with multidisciplinary teams, supervises personnel, chairs treatment teams, oversees quality improvement processes, and supports facility coverage and compliance requirements.

Supports infection prevention and control in a correctional healthcare facility. Conducts infection surveillance, collects and reports data, monitors compliance, provides staff and inmate education, supports outbreak response, participates in safety and quality committees, conducts environmental rounds, and performs clinical nursing duties within LPN licensure.

Provides clinical and administrative support to physicians and nursing staff. Assists with diagnostic tests and procedures, performs EKGs, obtains patient histories and non-invasive specimens, and monitors vital signs. Requires a high school diploma, completion of an accredited nursing assistant or comparable program, physician office or clinic experience, and CPR certification.

Manages and evaluates infection control programs in a correctional healthcare setting. Conducts infection surveillance, investigates outbreaks, monitors tuberculosis, MRSA, airborne and bloodborne pathogens, maintains clinical databases, provides staff and inmate education, reports to oversight committees, and performs registered nursing duties, including patient assessment, care planning, emergency response, documentation, and chronic-care follow-up.

Provides medical and administrative support to physicians and nursing staff in a clinical setting. Assists with diagnostic tests and procedures, performs EKGs, obtains patient histories and non-invasive specimens, and monitors vital signs. Requires completion of an accredited Nursing Assistant Program, clinical or ambulatory healthcare experience, CPR certification, and the ability to perform physically demanding duties including lifting up to 50 pounds.

Provides clinical and administrative support to physicians and nursing staff. Assists with diagnostic tests and procedures, performs EKGs, obtains patient histories and non-invasive specimens, and monitors vital signs. Requires completion of a nursing assistant program, healthcare setting experience, CPR certification, and the physical ability to perform patient-care duties, including lifting up to 50 pounds.

Provides mental health assessment, crisis intervention, individual and group counseling, treatment planning, documentation, and care coordination for inmate/patient populations in correctional facilities. Collaborates with multidisciplinary teams, facilitates therapeutic programs, connects patients with post-release resources, and maintains a safe, ethical, trauma-informed environment while complying with facility, HIPAA, PREA, OSHA, and security requirements.

Lead accounting functions including month-end close, journal entry review, balance sheet reconciliations, variance analysis, audit support, financial reporting, cash collections/accounts payable oversight, and partner with operations and the CFO to analyze financial performance and improve processes.

Provides specialized nursing care to patients undergoing dialysis for acute or chronic kidney failure. Responsibilities include patient assessment, hemodialysis initiation and monitoring, equipment operation, medication administration, emergency response, documentation, patient education, infection control, regulatory compliance, interdisciplinary care coordination, and quality improvement.

Provides psychiatric assessment, diagnosis, treatment planning, medication management, crisis intervention, and forensic evaluations for patients in a correctional healthcare setting. Collaborates with multidisciplinary clinical and correctional teams, supervises staff, oversees treatment programs and quality improvement processes, participates in treatment meetings, and supports facility coverage and compliance requirements. The role requires New Jersey psychiatric licensure and includes remote work with at least two onsite days.

Provides psychiatric assessment, diagnosis, treatment planning, medication management, crisis intervention, and forensic evaluations for correctional healthcare patients. Collaborates with multidisciplinary teams, supervises mental health personnel, leads treatment teams, oversees quality improvement, maintains patient records, and supports facility-wide clinical and safety requirements, including on-call coverage.

Provides administrative support for a secure healthcare unit by managing correspondence, reports, payroll documentation, meeting minutes, records, scheduling, calendars, and communications. Maintains confidentiality, supports healthcare staff and correctional personnel, follows HIPAA, PREA, OSHA, security, and facility policies, and participates in training and quality improvement activities.

Lead nursing operations for a correctional medical unit, ensuring high-quality patient care, regulatory compliance, staff supervision, policy development, training, and quality improvement. Serve as clinical advisor to leadership, manage staffing and performance, and implement standards and protocols to align nursing services with institutional goals.

Provides comprehensive mental health care to patients in a correctional facility. Conducts assessments, crisis interventions, counseling, and treatment planning; documents clinical progress; collaborates with multidisciplinary teams; facilitates therapeutic groups; makes referrals; and maintains a safe, ethical, compliant, trauma-informed care environment.

Provides medical and administrative support to the nursing team: assists physicians and nursing staff, helps with diagnostic tests and clinical procedures, performs EKGs, obtains patient histories and vital signs, collects non-invasive specimens, and completes other assigned duties.