Jobs at Detroit Wayne Integrated Health Network

Provides mobile crisis intervention, de-escalation, behavioral health assessments, counseling, safety planning, documentation, follow-up coordination, and community-based clinical support. Collaborates with families, schools, law enforcement, hospitals, and service providers. Performs on-call duties, maintains regulatory-compliant medical records, and supports individuals across Wayne County. Requires flexible scheduling for 24/7 operations and travel to homes, hospitals, schools, courts, and other community settings.

Provides psychiatric evaluation, treatment, medication management, crisis stabilization, emergency interventions, and disposition services across crisis care, urgent behavioral health, and mobile crisis settings. Supervises advanced practice providers and mobile crisis teams, coordinates interdisciplinary care, oversees discharge planning, completes documentation, participates in quality assurance and teaching, and provides clinical coverage, consultation, and on-call support.

Provides part-time psychiatric evaluation, crisis stabilization, medication management, emergency intervention, supervision, consultation, documentation, and care coordination across crisis services. Oversees mobile crisis and advanced practice providers, supports utilization and peer review, conducts quality assurance and medical necessity reviews, develops policy, trains staff and trainees, and participates in clinical leadership committees. The role requires direct patient care at a crisis center and travel to sites throughout Michigan.

Investigates alleged recipient-rights violations across a behavioral health service network. Responsibilities include interviewing recipients, witnesses, and employees; reviewing service sites; preparing investigative reports and corrective action plans; monitoring provider compliance; recommending remedial actions; collaborating with regulators and law enforcement; and testifying in civil or criminal proceedings. The role requires travel to service locations throughout Wayne County and Michigan.

Provides peer recovery support and crisis assistance to individuals with mental health or substance use challenges. Duties include advocacy, recovery education, de-escalation, resource coordination, follow-up, documentation, community outreach, and collaboration with mobile crisis clinicians and treatment teams. The role requires lived recovery experience, travel throughout Wayne County, weekend 12-hour shifts, and obtaining Michigan Peer Support Specialist certification within 18 months.

Conduct fraud, waste, and abuse investigations and compliance audits across a healthcare provider network. Gather and analyze claims, records, and other evidence; interview stakeholders; research regulations; document findings; prepare reports; recommend corrective action; support training and regulatory monitoring; and maintain confidentiality. The role collaborates with internal departments, providers, and enforcement authorities and requires driving to sites throughout Michigan in a hybrid arrangement.

Provides part-time psychiatric care across crisis stabilization, behavioral health urgent care, and mobile crisis services. Duties include psychiatric evaluations, medication and restraint orders, patient monitoring, disposition, discharge planning, documentation, supervision of advanced practice providers and crisis teams, utilization and peer reviews, quality assurance, policy development, training, consultations, and medical necessity determinations. Requires collaboration with interdisciplinary teams, health plans, providers, emergency departments, and community resources.

Provides peer recovery support to individuals with substance use, trauma, and mental health challenges. Responsibilities include recovery coaching, advocacy, life-skills training, resource coordination, outreach, client follow-up, clinical documentation, and collaboration with treatment teams, families, agencies, and vendors. The role requires lived recovery experience, community travel, reliable transportation, and obtaining Michigan Peer Support Specialist certification within 18 months.

Oversees behavioral healthcare performance improvement and quality compliance activities. Reviews critical and sentinel events, death reports, clinical records, investigations, and provider corrective action plans. Develops reporting guidance and provider training, manages performance improvement projects, analyzes member experience, and tracks quality, service, and efficiency outcomes. The role collaborates across departments, maintains confidential peer review materials, and ensures compliance with regulatory, contractual, accreditation, and mental health service standards.

Provides peer recovery support and crisis assistance to individuals with mental health or substance use disorders. Duties include advocacy, recovery and life-skills coaching, de-escalation, community outreach, resource coordination, follow-up, documentation, and collaboration with mobile crisis clinicians and treatment teams. The role requires travel throughout Wayne County and flexible availability for day, afternoon, or midnight shifts in a 24/7 mobile crisis unit.

Coordinates complex case management for behavioral health members, maintaining a caseload, completing assessments and care plans, supporting transitions from acute care, connecting members with community resources, and coordinating provider teams. The role also manages referrals, documentation, reports, audits, community education, benefits applications, and compliance with NCQA, Medicaid, and behavioral health regulations. Travel throughout Wayne County and Michigan is required, with remote work possible by approval.