Jobs at Compass Health Network

Use lived behavioral health or substance use recovery experience to support clients, model coping strategies, assist with goal-setting, navigate systems, build community connections, participate on treatment teams, provide transportation when indicated, and complete required state certification and supervision.

Serve as the clinic front-desk welcome point: greet patients, manage check-in/check-out, verify insurance and demographics, collect co-pays, answer phones, schedule, enter data into EHR, maintain HIPAA compliance, and travel between nearby clinic sites as needed.

Provide front-desk customer service across multiple clinic sites: greet clients, manage check-in/out, verify insurance, collect payments, answer phones, balance cash, maintain HIPAA confidentiality, and travel as assigned to support clinic operations.

As a Community Support Specialist, you will assist individuals in crisis by helping them access services, stabilize their needs, and engage in their recovery process. Responsibilities include providing support for housing, food, and medical services, coaching on independent living skills, and connecting clients to community resources.

Serve as the clinic front-desk representative: greet patients, manage check-in/check-out, verify insurance and demographics, collect co-pays, answer phones, assist scheduling, enter data into the EHR, maintain HIPAA compliance, and travel between nearby clinic sites as needed.

The Program Assistant for ACT teams coordinates client communication, schedules, and documentation while supporting clinical staff and managing client needs.

Provide immediate crisis assessment and intervention via phone, video, or in person; conduct suicide and risk screenings; stabilize individuals and refer to services; coordinate care with teams and community partners; document thoroughly and deliver trauma-informed, culturally responsive care.

Serve as the clinic front-desk welcome point: greet patients, manage check-in/check-out, verify insurance and demographics, collect co-pays, answer phones, assist scheduling, enter data into EHR, support front office organization, travel to nearby clinics as needed, and maintain HIPAA-compliant patient confidentiality.

Provide compassionate, high-quality nursing care across multiple psychiatric units and age groups. Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams, educate patients and families, mentor staff, support safety and continuous improvement, and flexibly cover varied shifts as a float nurse.

Provide peer-based support using lived experience to help individuals with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders. Support goal-setting, resilience, community connections, treatment engagement, and occasional transportation; complete state certification and participate as part of the clinical team.

Greet and check in/out patients, verify insurance and demographics, collect co-pays, answer phones, assist scheduling, enter accurate data into EHR, maintain a welcoming front office, travel between nearby clinics, and follow HIPAA confidentiality.

As a Customer Relations Specialist, greet patients, manage check-in/out, verify insurance, collect co-pays, and assist in daily clinic operations.

Provide lead clinical assessments and intake for individuals in behavioral health or substance use crises, oversee non-clinical staff during overnight shifts, coordinate referrals with partners, document care, develop discharge plans, and offer virtual support to other crisis sites to ensure timely, person-centered care.

Provide immediate crisis assessment and intervention via phone, video, or in person; perform Zero Suicide screenings and risk evaluations; stabilize and refer individuals to appropriate services; coordinate care with teams and community partners; deliver trauma-informed, culturally responsive care; document services and maintain compliance; participate in supervision and regional travel as needed.

Support uninsured patients by screening eligibility, educating staff and community, assisting enrollments and appeals for MO HealthNet/CHIP, managing documentation, and maintaining data in EHRs and shared databases.

Manage and optimize the 340B pharmacy program by supporting TPA and pharmacy onboarding, maintaining contracts and provider lists, analyzing prescription and claims data, investigating mismatches, supporting audits and reporting, preparing presentations, and serving as an internal and external 340B resource.

Use lived behavioral health or substance use recovery experience to support clients: share recovery strategies, assist goal-setting, navigate treatment, build resilience and community connections, participate on treatment teams, provide transportation when indicated, and complete required state certification and supervision.

Provide peer support using lived experience to engage people with substance use disorders, perform outreach in hospitals and communities, assist with access to treatment and supports, document activities in the ETO system, maintain follow-up for up to six months, complete state certification, and drive to meet clients in safe community locations with a flexible schedule.

Provide community outreach, education, and hands-on assistance to enroll patients in MO HealthNet, CHIP, and other public insurance programs. Support appeals, documentation submission, renewals, address updates, and removal of coverage barriers. Train staff, meet productivity metrics, enter data into EHRs and shared databases, and complete required trainings and reporting.

Provide school-based behavioral health support by liaising between schools, families, and services; deliver individualized goal-oriented interventions, coaching, resource navigation, documentation, and collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to build resilience and long-term supports. Travel to school and community sites as needed.