Jobs at ERC Pathlight

Provides psychiatric diagnosis, medication management, psychotherapy, and treatment planning for patients with eating, mood, anxiety, trauma-related, and co-occurring disorders. Leads multidisciplinary teams, supports APPs, documents care, participates in insurance reviews and quality improvement, supervises trainees and staff, and maintains onsite clinical coverage across Irvine and Sacramento. Travel between both California locations is required.

Provides direct support and supervision to inpatient, residential, and partial hospitalization patients. Maintains program structure, conducts safety checks, supports de-escalation and coping skills, monitors bathrooms and meals, facilitates groups, records patient care in the EHR, takes basic vitals and weights, assists with transportation and outings, and completes administrative documentation.

Provides medical nutrition therapy to patients recovering from eating disorders. Responsibilities include assessing nutritional status, developing and evaluating meal plans, counseling patients and families, documenting care, collaborating with interdisciplinary teams, facilitating experiential nutrition groups, and supporting meals and snacks. Requirements vary by level and include a bachelor's degree, RD/RDN credential, applicable state licensure, a valid U.S. driver's license, and 0–5+ years of registered dietitian experience depending on role level.

Manages nursing operations for a residential eating-disorder treatment unit serving children. Supervises nursing and support staff, coordinates staffing, oversees medical treatment implementation, supports crisis and behavioral management, reviews incidents, ensures policy and accreditation compliance, monitors infection control and quality data, collaborates with interdisciplinary teams, manages pharmacy and vendor relationships, and provides direct patient care and staff support as needed.

Provides behavioral health support in inpatient, residential, and partial hospitalization programs. Facilitates therapeutic groups, monitors and supports meals, documents patient activities, performs safety and self-harm assessments, assists with de-escalation and behavior management, monitors bathrooms and breaks, supports routines, and may collect vitals, weights, and urine samples.

Provides direct supervision, structure, safety monitoring, meal support, group-program assistance, patient transportation, and documentation for inpatient, residential, and partial hospitalization behavioral health patients. Duties include observation rounds, de-escalation support, vital signs, bathroom monitoring, room searches, therapeutic activities, dietary support, and administrative tasks. Requires schedule flexibility, weekend and holiday availability, and possible on-call shifts.

Provides direct care and supervision for inpatient, residential, and partial hospitalization patients. Responsibilities include maintaining program structure, safety checks, de-escalation support, group facilitation, meal and bathroom monitoring, vital signs, documentation in the EHR, transportation assistance, and administrative support. The role requires flexibility for weekends, holidays, on-call shifts, and assignments across local sites.

Provides direct care and supervision for inpatient, residential, and partial hospitalization patients. Responsibilities include milieu management, safety checks, de-escalation support, group and meal facilitation, vital signs, documentation in the EHR, transportation, patient outings, and administrative support. The role requires schedule flexibility, weekend and holiday availability, and adherence to applicable certification and regulatory requirements.

Provides direct supervision and support to inpatient, residential, and partial hospitalization patients. Maintains milieu structure, conducts safety observations, supports de-escalation and coping skills, facilitates groups, monitors meals and dietary needs, records patient information in the EHR, takes vital signs, assists with transportation, and completes administrative documentation. Requires schedule flexibility, weekend and holiday availability, and potential work across local sites.

Provides direct care and supervision for inpatient, residential, and partial hospitalization patients. Maintains program structure, completes safety checks and documentation, supports de-escalation and therapeutic groups, monitors bathrooms and meals, records vital signs and weights, assists with transportation and outings, and provides administrative and food-related support. Requires flexibility for nights, weekends, holidays, and on-call shifts.

Provides psychiatric care to patients with eating disorders and mood, anxiety, and trauma-related conditions. Evaluates patients, develops treatment plans, orders medications, documents care, collaborates with multidisciplinary teams, participates in insurance reviews, and supports quality improvement. The role includes inpatient rounds, weekend on-call coverage approximately every two to three months, community education, and occasional travel.

Provides academic support to behavioral health patients in a classroom and one-on-one setting. Develops individualized education plans, coordinates with home schools and educational resources, monitors academic progress, maintains records, and collaborates with patients, families, educators, and multidisciplinary treatment teams to support recovery and educational continuity.

Provides individual, group, family, and family education therapy remotely for patients with mood, anxiety, trauma-related, and eating disorders. Conducts comprehensive assessments, develops individualized treatment plans, completes clinical documentation, coordinates with interdisciplinary teams and outpatient providers, and participates in treatment meetings. The psychologist may also guide less experienced teammates and must deliver care through HIPAA-compliant telehealth technology.

The Clinical Manager leads and supervises counseling staff at an inpatient eating disorder facility, provides direct counseling and group services, manages patient assignments and documentation, monitors care quality and compliance, recruits and evaluates staff, develops training protocols, supports budgeting and strategic planning, and coordinates with internal teams and community professionals.

Manages nursing unit operations, staffing, performance, clinical care, patient safety, treatment-plan implementation, compliance, audits, infection control, and interdisciplinary coordination. Provides clinical expertise in behavioral health and crisis management, supports direct patient care, oversees supplies and pharmacy relations, and remains available for on-call coverage.

Provides medical nutrition therapy to adults and children/adolescents recovering from eating disorders. Assesses nutritional status, develops and evaluates meal plans, counsels patients and families, documents care, collaborates with interdisciplinary teams, and facilitates nutrition-focused groups and meal support. Requires dietitian credentials, state licensure, and experience varying by level from 0–2 years to 5+ years with eating disorders.

Provides psychiatric evaluation, diagnosis, treatment planning, medication management, documentation, and patient advocacy for individuals receiving eating disorder and mental health care. Collaborates with physicians and multidisciplinary teams, participates in insurance reviews, quality improvement, clinical coordination, education, and community outreach. Requires psychiatric nurse practitioner credentials, psychiatric and eating disorder treatment experience, and up to 25% travel.

Leads and supervises clinical counseling staff, provides patient counseling and group facilitation, oversees caseload assignment and documentation, monitors care quality and compliance, manages training and performance, develops clinical systems and budgets, and coordinates with internal departments and community eating-disorder professionals.

Clinical Manager leads counseling and clinical teams providing mental health and eating disorder services. Responsibilities include supervising, recruiting, training, and evaluating staff; coordinating patient assignments and community resources; delivering counseling and group activities; monitoring care quality, compliance, and documentation; managing clinical budgets; developing training protocols; and supporting strategic planning. The role requires collaboration with leadership and internal departments while ensuring adherence to HIPAA, Joint Commission standards, and the organization’s treatment philosophy.

Provides overnight nursing leadership at a residential eating disorder treatment facility. Supervises and supports nursing staff, coordinates staffing and unit operations, completes audits, ensures compliance with policies and licensing requirements, responds to clinical questions and incidents, and delivers direct patient care including milieu and crisis management.