Jobs at Compass Health Network

Provides community-based behavioral health and substance use recovery support to adults. Responsibilities include helping clients establish wellness goals, build daily living skills, access healthcare and community resources, manage transitions of care, coordinate with integrated teams, document services, and transport clients. The role requires empathetic communication, community travel, collaboration, and a valid driver’s license.

Provides crisis and recovery support to individuals experiencing mental health, substance use, housing, and related challenges. Responsibilities include connecting clients with community resources, assisting with essential needs and applications, coaching independent living skills, coordinating appointments, and providing transportation. The role operates in emergency department and community settings and requires empathy, organization, advocacy, and qualifying education or experience in human services.

Evaluates the Garrett Lee Smith Program by coordinating data collection, analysis, evaluation tools, and reporting. The role supports SAMHSA grant compliance, develops evaluation reports, gathers stakeholder feedback through surveys and interviews, identifies disparities, and translates findings into program improvements. It collaborates with program teams, leadership, community partners, and SAMHSA while protecting confidential information under HIPAA requirements. The position is remote for Missouri residents and includes occasional in-state travel plus minimal conference travel.

Provides community-based behavioral health and substance use recovery support for adults. Helps clients establish wellness goals, build daily living skills, access healthcare and community resources, manage symptoms, and strengthen supportive relationships. Coordinates with care teams, supports transitions from hospitalization, documents services, and transports clients as needed. The role requires empathetic communication, community travel, collaboration, and a valid driver’s license.

Provides school-based behavioral health support to students and families. Responsibilities include coordinating with schools and behavioral health providers, delivering individualized services, coaching and education, advocating for student needs, connecting families with community resources, completing wellness plans and documentation, and building long-term support systems. Requires travel to school and community locations.

Provides individualized, community-based employment support to adults with behavioral health challenges. Responsibilities include identifying strengths and career goals, developing employer and community partnerships, coaching job readiness, connecting clients with supportive resources, coordinating with care teams, monitoring employment progress, and completing documentation. The role promotes independence, wellness, recovery, and sustained competitive employment through strengths-based, person-centered support.

Provides mobile behavioral health crisis intervention through phone, video, and in-person services. Responsibilities include crisis assessments, Zero Suicide screenings, risk evaluations, de-escalation, stabilization, referrals, care coordination, trauma-informed support, documentation, and collaboration with multidisciplinary teams. The role requires regional travel and office-based shifts in a hybrid environment, primarily on weekends.

Provides trauma-informed crisis intervention by phone, assesses caller safety and needs, connects individuals with appropriate behavioral health services, coordinates care with providers, documents interactions, and participates in supervision and team meetings. The role serves Missouri residents remotely during weekend overnight shifts.

Provides community-based, person-centered support to individuals with chronic mental health and substance use needs. Responsibilities include treatment planning, case management, advocacy, crisis intervention, symptom management, assistance with housing and employment, daily living support, care coordination, and transportation. The role works within a multidisciplinary ACT team and includes some evening, weekend, and on-call hours.

Welcomes patients and visitors, manages appointment check-in and check-out, verifies insurance and demographics, collects co-pays, answers phones, supports scheduling, enters information into EHR systems, maintains an organized front office, protects patient confidentiality under HIPAA, and travels between nearby clinic locations as needed.

Welcomes patients, manages appointment check-in and check-out, verifies insurance and demographics, collects co-pays, answers phones, supports scheduling, maintains organized waiting areas, enters accurate EHR data, protects patient confidentiality, and travels between nearby clinic locations as needed.

Provides front-desk and customer relations support across multiple healthcare clinic locations. Responsibilities include greeting clients, managing check-in and check-out, confirming appointments, updating insurance and demographic information, collecting co-pays, answering phones, balancing cash collections, maintaining confidentiality, and supporting smooth clinic operations. Requires flexibility to travel between assigned sites and adapt to changing clinic schedules.

Supports operations, compliance, reporting, and audit readiness for a 340B pharmacy program. Responsibilities include onboarding third-party administrators and pharmacy partners, maintaining contracts and provider lists, monitoring dashboards and claims, analyzing prescription data, investigating mismatches, supporting audits and reports, coordinating meetings, and communicating 340B information to internal and external stakeholders.

Provides peer support to individuals with substance use challenges by using lived recovery experience to build trust, conduct outreach, connect clients with treatment and recovery services, and maintain follow-up for up to six months. The role involves documentation in ETO, collaboration with community partners, certification training, supervision, and flexible community-based work, including evenings and weekends.

Provides community-based behavioral health and substance use recovery support to adults. Helps clients establish wellness goals, develop daily living and coping skills, access healthcare and community resources, coordinate transitions of care, and build supportive relationships. Collaborates with integrated care teams, completes documentation, and transports clients as an essential part of service delivery.

Welcomes patients and callers, manages appointment check-in and check-out, verifies insurance and demographics, collects co-pays, supports scheduling, maintains front-office organization, enters accurate EHR data, protects patient confidentiality, and travels between nearby clinic locations as needed.

Provide administrative support to department leadership by managing communications, coordinating meetings and logistics, preparing documents and reports, maintaining spreadsheets and dashboards, supporting community engagement, and identifying process improvements. Travel within Missouri required to support leadership meetings.

Provides peer support to individuals with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders. Responsibilities include sharing recovery experiences, modeling coping strategies, supporting goal-setting and resilience, connecting individuals with treatment and community resources, participating on a clinical team, and providing transportation when clinically indicated. The role requires completion of state-approved peer specialist training and certification, along with a valid driver’s license and required automobile coverage.

Welcomes patients and callers, manages appointment check-in and check-out, verifies insurance and demographics, collects co-pays, answers phones, supports scheduling, enters information into EHR systems, maintains organized front-office areas, protects patient confidentiality under HIPAA, and travels between nearby clinic locations as needed.

Provides crisis and recovery support to individuals in emergency and community settings. Helps clients access mental health, medical, financial, housing, and basic-needs resources; coaches independent living skills; assists with applications and documentation; follows up on appointments; and provides transportation to improve access to care and long-term community support.