Jobs at Community Service Board of Middle Georgia

Provides intensive behavioral health case management, care coordination, referrals, service integration, and community resource linkage for individuals in recovery. Maintains recovery plans, shares care information with providers and supports, serves as an agency and community liaison, and helps reduce hospitalization and recidivism. The role manages up to 20 individuals, meeting with clients weekly, while collaborating with diverse communities and attending required training.

Provides reception and administrative support for a behavioral health outpatient clinic. Responsibilities include answering and routing calls, scheduling appointments, coordinating labs and referrals, orienting individuals to services, completing consents and documentation, monitoring authorizations and treatment plans, maintaining follow-up records, scanning documents, and supporting clinic scheduling. Requires strong communication, organization, customer service, multitasking, teamwork, and Microsoft 365 skills.

Provides case management and psychosocial rehabilitation services to emerging adults in a behavioral healthcare program. Follows treatment plans, delivers interventions, documents progress, bills for services, and connects consumers with appropriate community resources. Maintains regular consumer contact, coordinates with coworkers and external agencies, attends meetings and training, and supports recovery-focused care while following agency and DBHDD documentation standards.

Administer medications, document patient responses and medication histories, coordinate with pharmacies, monitor adverse reactions, maintain medication accountability, and keep medication areas compliant. The LPN provides compassionate behavioral healthcare to voluntary and involuntary patients experiencing behavioral health crises in a structured stabilization setting.

Provides psychiatric evaluation, diagnosis, treatment, consultations, crisis support, hospitalization assistance, and ongoing care for individuals in a behavioral healthcare setting. Maintains medical and DEA licenses, ensures regulatory compliance, uses telehealth and electronic medical records, completes timely documentation, and collaborates with staff to coordinate patient care and scheduling.

Provides outpatient behavioral healthcare support for pediatric and adult patients. Maintains medical records, documents vital signs and psychiatric information, administers medications, monitors treatment responses and adverse reactions, performs phlebotomy, communicates with providers and families, completes authorizations and reports, maintains laboratory supplies, and supports infection control and patient assistance activities. Requires travel to satellite clinics as needed.

Provides outpatient behavioral healthcare support, including medication administration and injections, phlebotomy, vital-sign monitoring, psychiatric and medical documentation, symptom reporting, and patient communication. Collaborates with physicians, PAs, and NPs, completes prior authorizations and assistance applications, responds to patient messages, maintains HIPAA compliance, and supports patient safety while floating between assigned Georgia locations.

Provides nursing care in a behavioral health crisis stabilization unit, including assessments, vital-sign monitoring, medication support, documentation, suicide-risk screening, de-escalation, patient safety monitoring, treatment-team participation, health education, shift reporting, and discharge coordination. The role serves voluntary and involuntary patients experiencing behavioral health crises and requires collaboration with providers and multidisciplinary staff.