Jobs at Clinica Sierra Vista

Supervises and coordinates behavioral health clinical activities, provides psychotherapy to a small caseload, guides clinical staff, monitors compliance and outcomes, supports patient and staff flow, and assists with reporting, training, strategic planning, and site operations. Ensures clinical documentation, licensing, accreditation, safety, and service quality standards are maintained.

Provides licensed vocational nursing care in a community health center under provider supervision. Responsibilities include assessing and monitoring patients, administering medications, assisting with procedures and diagnostic exams, managing IV solutions when certified, maintaining equipment, supporting patient flow, educating patients, documenting care, and following infection-control, confidentiality, and organizational protocols.

Greets and directs patients, explains clinic policies and services, completes patient registration and MyChart enrollment, and checks in patients for pediatrics, obstetrics, and optometry. The receptionist supports smooth patient flow, protects confidentiality, answers questions, and coordinates with clinic staff under the Practice Manager’s supervision.

Provides strategic and operational leadership for special population healthcare programs across Fresno and Kern counties. Oversees Healthcare for the Homeless, Migrant Seasonal Agriculture Workers, Kern Lifeline, ECM, and health insurance teams. Responsibilities include regulatory compliance, quality improvement, budgeting, staffing, scheduling, workflow optimization, audits, stakeholder relations, grant development, and EPIC EHR implementation. Leads managers and frontline staff while ensuring accessible, efficient, and high-quality patient services.

Provides behavioral health case management for mentally ill clients, including coordinating resources, advocacy, crisis intervention support, counseling assistance, community and home visits, care planning, documentation, group development, and liaison work with agencies and schools. The role requires culturally competent engagement, client education, interdisciplinary collaboration, and maintaining an assigned caseload.

Provides front-desk support in a community health center by greeting patients, registering and scheduling visits, verifying insurance and payments, collecting copayments, answering calls, maintaining records, supporting EHR/EPM use, handling complaints, and coordinating patient flow while protecting confidentiality and following HIPAA requirements.

Coordinates mental health resources and services for clients, maintains an assigned caseload, advocates for patients, supports clinicians, provides non-licensed crisis intervention, and participates in counseling programs. Conducts home and community visits, maintains accurate records, develops support and educational groups, presents mental health information publicly, and collaborates with community agencies, schools, and interdisciplinary care teams. Cultural competence and commitment to dignified, inclusive mental health care are essential.

Coordinates mental health resources and services for clients and families. Maintains caseloads, conducts home and community visits, advocates for clients, supports care planning, provides non-licensed crisis intervention, facilitates support and educational groups, maintains case records, and collaborates with clinicians, schools, community agencies, and interdisciplinary teams. May translate during qualified sessions and present information about mental health services to the public.

Leads complex, enterprise-wide and regulatory initiatives with executive visibility. Manages project scope, schedules, risks, resources, documentation, reporting, audits, and retrospectives. Facilitates Agile ceremonies, backlog planning, business process redesign, and stakeholder alignment across technical and operational teams. Partners with vendors and senior leaders, identifies systemic issues, drives continuous improvement, and mentors junior project staff.

Provides licensed vocational nursing care in a community health center under provider supervision. Responsibilities include assessing and monitoring patients, administering medications, assisting with procedures and diagnostic exams, maintaining equipment, applying infection-control practices, educating patients, documenting care, and supporting patient flow. The role may temporarily support satellite facilities.

Provides in-person and virtual endocrinology care for patients with uncontrolled diabetes and endocrine disorders. Collaborates with primary care, pharmacy, behavioral health, and social work teams; maintains compliant patient records; participates in quality assurance and peer review; supervises advanced practice providers; supports healthcare program development; and may work at satellite facilities. The schedule includes at least 34 patient-care hours and six administrative hours weekly, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Provide direct patient care under provider supervision in a community health clinic: assist with procedures, administer medications/IVs per orders, monitor and document patient status, maintain supplies and equipment, educate patients, and support clinic workflow including occasional satellite coverage.

Greet and register patients, manage appointments, verify insurance/payment, collect co-pays and daily cash reports, handle phone inquiries, perform general administrative tasks, and support EHR/EPM usage while maintaining confidentiality and excellent customer service.

Provide clinical education and competency development for nurses and medical assistants. Develop annual education calendar, coordinate competencies, identify staff development needs, and promote evidence-based practice, quality improvement, and nursing research.

Supervise daily clinic operations, manage staff and schedules, ensure quality and regulatory compliance, monitor productivity and care gaps, provide nursing care within scope, train staff, and handle supplies and payroll tasks.

Provide direct patient care under provider supervision in a mobile/community clinic. Assist with procedures and diagnostics, administer medications and IVs (if certified), monitor and document patient conditions, maintain supplies/equipment, provide patient education, and support patient flow. May work at satellite sites and perform other duties per organizational protocols.

Oversee integrated behavioral health services across community health centers, including patient flow, clinical supervision, quality oversight, outcome reporting, staff training, policy compliance, strategic planning, and employee evaluations. Provide limited direct behavioral health care, coordinate with therapy, psychiatry, and primary care providers, and support teams in Kern and Fresno.

Greet and check in patients, register and enroll them in MyChart, direct patients to appropriate departments, answer policy questions, and support Pediatrics, Obstetrics, and Optometry check-ins while maintaining confidentiality.

The Physician Rheumatologist will diagnose and manage rheumatic diseases, perform procedures, collaborate with care teams, and educate patients.

The Physician Pediatrician provides outpatient care for patients aged 0-18, ensuring quality service, supervision of practice providers, and adherence to medical standards. They also participate in peer reviews and health program evaluations.