Jobs at Daymark Recovery Services, Inc.

Provide administrative and clinical supervision for central nurses and med techs across FBCs, including hiring, evaluations, scheduling, disciplinary actions, training, and 24/7 on-call consultation. Perform nursing duties as needed (assessments, medication administration, medication education), monitor medication errors and pharmacy functioning, advise leadership on nursing issues, and offer crisis intervention consultation.

Provides peer-based, recovery-oriented support to individuals with mental illness or substance use disorders. Duties include consumer education and advocacy, pre-crisis and relapse prevention support, housing and independent living assistance, WRAP plan support, education/employment guidance, and development of independent/social skills. Works in the community under indirect supervision, maintaining high proportions of billable direct service time.

Provide front-desk and administrative support for a behavioral health service site: schedule appointments, manage records and data entry, handle phone inquiries, ensure HIPAA and Medicaid/Medicare compliance, assist with billing and benefits, and support office flow and occasional supervisory tasks.

Provide front-desk and administrative support at a mental health/substance abuse service site, including scheduling, data entry, patient communication, record preparation, filing of protected health information, billing support, and ensuring compliance with HIPAA, Medicaid/Medicare, and agency policies.

Provide psychiatric nursing within an ACT team: perform psychosocial assessments, medication evaluations and checks, crisis intervention, therapeutic and rehabilitative services, assertive outreach, case management, documentation, and interdisciplinary treatment planning to support clients with severe, persistent mental illness in the community.

Provide person-centered case management for students referred by Davidson County Schools: connect school staff with community resources, make and follow up on referrals, monitor progress, document outcomes, and support quarterly data reporting. Manage a voluntary, time-limited caseload (about 30 clients annually).

Provide nursing services on the medical unit including medication evaluation and administration, prescription management, crisis intervention, interdisciplinary treatment planning, occasional individual/group/family therapy, and required documentation. Work primarily with children and adolescents.

Provides nursing services to a behavioral health medical unit including medication evaluation and checks, calling prescriptions, obtaining samples, occasional individual/group/family therapy and paperwork. Participates in interdisciplinary treatment planning, crisis intervention, peer review, and may supervise as directed. Requires strong psychosocial and clinical assessment skills, effective communication, and the ability to prioritize and make sound decisions in emergencies.

Provide front-desk and center administrative support including scheduling, data entry, filing, billing, and client services while ensuring HIPAA, Medicaid/Medicare, and agency policy compliance. Answer phones, assist consumers with benefits and fees, prepare records for appointments, and support practice manager as needed.

Provide administrative and center support including scheduling appointments, preparing records, data entry, filing and releasing protected health information, answering phones, assisting clients with benefits and fee setting, and ensuring compliance with Medicaid/Medicare and HIPAA. Supports billing/documentation and may occasionally oversee staff.

Provide administrative and front‑center support for a behavioral health center: schedule appointments, prepare and file records, enter consumer data, answer phones, assist clients with benefits/fees, and ensure compliance with HIPAA, Medicaid/Medicare, and agency policies.

Supervise Tailored Care Management (TCM) specialty teams, ensuring clinical oversight, regulatory compliance, staffing, documentation and billing accuracy. Provide mentoring, training, performance monitoring, hiring support, and serve as liaison with program leadership to maintain quality care coordination for behavioral health and substance use populations.

Provide administrative and center support for a child crisis treatment center, including scheduling, data entry, filing, billing, HIPAA-compliant documentation, phone support, and assisting clients and staff to ensure regulatory and operational compliance.

Provide high-intensity crisis assessment, intervention, and case management across community settings. Respond to calls within 15 minutes and perform face-to-face emergent assessments within 2 hours (urgent within 48 hours). Arrange inpatient placement or lower level of care, perform mobile crisis follow-up, complete documentation for billing (15 units/week minimum), consult with hospitals, law enforcement, and magistrates, and occasionally initiate involuntary petitions. Other duties as assigned.

Provide administrative and center support including scheduling, data entry, filing, documentation, billing, phone-based customer service, preparing daily records, handling protected health information, and ensuring HIPAA, Medicaid and Medicare compliance.

Provide administrative and center support including scheduling, filing, documentation, data entry, client front-desk services, benefit inquiries, and billing tasks while ensuring HIPAA compliance and adherence to agency policies.

Provide community-based assessments, individual and family therapy, crisis intervention, case management, and supportive services for people with severe mental illness and co-occurring substance use disorders. Participate in interdisciplinary treatment planning, documentation, outreach, on-call rotation, and supervision to support recovery-focused, person-centered care.

Provide administrative and front-desk support at a behavioral health service site: scheduling, data entry, records preparation, filing, phone/customer service, billing support, and ensuring compliance with Medicaid/Medicare and HIPAA.

Provide psychiatric nursing within an Assertive Community Treatment Team: medication management, psychosocial assessment, crisis intervention, therapeutic outreach, documentation, interdisciplinary treatment planning, case management, and vocational/rehabilitation support to help clients remain in the community.

Provide psychosocial evaluation, medication management, crisis intervention, therapeutic and rehabilitative services, assertive outreach, case management, documentation, and participate in interdisciplinary treatment planning for persons with severe persistent mental illness.