Jobs at Gosnold Behavioral Health

The PHP Clinician oversees daily clinical program activities, guides and evaluates clinical staff, reviews charts and patient progress, and ensures regulatory and payer compliance. The role provides individual and group counseling, supports care coordination and patient transitions, conducts utilization reviews, contributes to staffing decisions, leads performance improvement initiatives, and trains staff on documentation, technology, and clinical practices.

Leads organizational quality, risk management, compliance, and continuous improvement across healthcare programs. Oversees regulatory readiness, audits, accreditation, corrective actions, incident investigations, root cause analyses, patient experience, medical records, EHS, risk assessments, and quality reporting. Partners with executives and the Board, manages the Quality team, interprets regulations, develops policies and training, and uses analytics to improve patient outcomes, operational performance, and compliance.

Gosnold internship opportunity. The provided description does not include details about responsibilities, department, qualifications, compensation, location, travel, or other job requirements.

Leads daily partial hospitalization program activities, supervises clinical staff, reviews charts and clinical progress, delivers individual and group counseling, coordinates care, supports utilization review, conducts performance appraisals, trains staff on documentation and technology, and drives quality improvement while ensuring regulatory compliance.

Provides overnight support to behavioral health and substance use treatment patients. Monitors high-risk patients, supports group participation, redirects recovery-interfering behaviors, conducts specialty groups, documents observations and attendance in the electronic medical record, completes program evaluations, and communicates patient issues to nursing, counseling, and leadership. Maintains program guidelines, supports counseling staff, meets individually with patients, and follows safety, sanitation, boundary, and organizational policies.

Supports patients in behavioral health and addiction recovery programs by monitoring high-risk individuals, facilitating specialty groups, providing redirection and emotional support, documenting patient activities and incidents, tracking evaluations, and communicating concerns to nursing, counseling, and program leadership. The role also promotes patient engagement, maintains program guidelines and boundaries, and assists with recovery-oriented socialization in a treatment setting.

Supports the General Counsel with legal administration, contract drafting and lifecycle management, regulatory compliance, legal research, records organization, subpoenas, deadlines, risk management, investigations, and corporate governance. The role coordinates with internal stakeholders, assists with audits and licensing requirements, maintains confidential legal and patient information, and supports efficient legal operations in a behavioral healthcare environment.

Provides support to behavioral health and substance use treatment patients by monitoring high-risk individuals, encouraging group participation, redirecting recovery-interfering behaviors, facilitating specialty groups, documenting patient activities and incidents, tracking evaluations, and communicating with nurses, counselors, medication specialists, and leadership. The role also supports counseling staff, meets individually with patients when appropriate, promotes recovery-oriented socialization, and maintains program safety, boundaries, cleanliness, and policy compliance.

The Recovery Aide supports patients in a behavioral health and addiction treatment setting. Responsibilities include monitoring high-risk patients, facilitating specialty groups, providing individual and recovery-oriented support, documenting patient activities and incidents, tracking program evaluations, communicating with clinical staff, and maintaining program guidelines and patient safety. The role requires overnight and weekend shift flexibility, strong communication skills, and comfort working in a high-stress environment.

Leads daily PHP clinical activities, supervises and guides clinical staff, reviews patient charts and progress, provides individual and group counseling, coordinates care and utilization review, supports regulatory compliance, conducts performance evaluations, trains staff, and drives clinical performance improvements.

Conduct patient interviews, biopsychosocial and Columbia assessments, treatment planning, continuing care and discharge planning. Manage a daily caseload, document patient progress in the electronic health record, facilitate groups, coordinate with referral sources and advocacy organizations, and collaborate with multidisciplinary teams. Support patients recovering from addiction and mental health conditions through respectful engagement, community referrals, and adherence to clinical, ethical, and regulatory standards.

Provides overnight behavioral health and recovery support for patients with mental health and substance use disorders. Monitors high-risk patients, facilitates recovery-oriented groups, documents patient activities and incidents in electronic records, supports counselors, communicates with nursing and leadership, and helps maintain program safety and guidelines. The role also conducts individual patient interactions, tracks program evaluations, and requires comfort working in high-stress treatment settings.

The Recovery Aide supports patients in a behavioral health and addiction treatment setting. Responsibilities include monitoring high-risk patients, facilitating specialty recovery groups, encouraging treatment engagement, documenting observations and attendance in the electronic medical record, completing program evaluations, preparing incident reports, and coordinating with nurses, counselors, medication specialists, and leadership. The role also provides individual patient support, promotes recovery-oriented socialization, and maintains program safety, cleanliness, boundaries, and policies.

Provides direct support to patients in a behavioral health and addiction treatment setting. Monitors high-risk patients, facilitates recovery-oriented groups, encourages participation, documents observations and attendance, tracks evaluations, communicates patient concerns to clinical leadership, and supports counselors and nursing staff. The role also promotes patient wellness, maintains program guidelines, completes incident reports, and participates in individual patient meetings when appropriate.

The PHP Clinician oversees daily clinical program activities, guides and supervises clinical staff, reviews charts and patient progress, coordinates care, and ensures regulatory compliance. The role provides individual and group counseling, psychoeducation, utilization review, staff training, performance evaluations, and quality improvement initiatives. The clinician also collaborates with program leadership and other departments to support effective treatment transitions and patient care.

Directs nursing operations and patient care for addiction and mental health treatment programs. Supervises, schedules, hires, evaluates, coaches, and trains nursing staff; oversees medication administration, documentation, quality improvement, budgeting, and regulatory compliance. Coordinates care with hospitals, pharmacies, and other providers, provides addiction-related education, maintains staff competencies, and participates in on-call coverage. May provide direct nursing care during emergencies or staffing shortages.

Provides case management for individuals with mental health and addiction recovery needs, including assessments, care planning, psychoeducation, referrals, community-resource coordination, patient transportation, documentation, and collaboration with justice-system agencies and multidisciplinary teams.

Provides nursing care for patients with mental health and substance use disorders during overnight shifts. Conducts pre-admission screenings, intake exams, physical assessments, withdrawal monitoring, medication administration, documentation, emergency treatment, patient education, and physician communication. Maintains infection-control, safety, sanitation, and professional standards while participating in case reviews and training.

Conducts patient interviews, biopsychosocial and Columbia assessments, treatment and discharge planning, daily documentation, group facilitation, and referral coordination. Manages a patient caseload, collaborates with multidisciplinary teams and community providers, tracks tasks in an Electronic Health Record, supports reimbursement processes, and maintains compliance with organizational policies, ethics, confidentiality, and regulatory standards. The role requires weekend availability and 40 hours per week.

Prepares, presents, transports, serves, and stores food for patients, staff, and guests. Maintains orderly, sanitary, and safe food service and dining areas; restocks beverages and condiments; follows dietary, confidentiality, safety, and departmental policies. The role requires courteous service, mandatory training, physical ability to lift up to 50 pounds, and flexibility to work at Gosnold facilities.