Jobs at Gosnold Behavioral Health

Supports patients in a behavioral health and addiction treatment setting by monitoring high-risk individuals, facilitating recovery groups, documenting activities and incidents, promoting engagement, maintaining program guidelines, and collaborating with nurses, counselors, medication specialists, and leadership.

Supports patients in a behavioral health and substance use treatment setting by monitoring high-risk individuals, facilitating recovery groups, documenting observations, providing redirection and individual support, and collaborating with nurses, counselors, medication specialists, and program leadership. The role also tracks program evaluations, maintains patient records, supports facility guidelines, and promotes recovery-oriented socialization and wellness.

Provides behavioral health and justice-involved patient navigation, including interviews, assessments, care planning, case management, psychoeducation, referrals, recovery-support development, and coordination with correctional, probation, parole, and community agencies. Maintains patient records, tracks caseload tasks, supports transportation and outreach, participates in multidisciplinary teams, and assists patients with accessing treatment and community resources.

Leads day-to-day partial hospitalization program activities, supervises clinical staff, reviews charts and patient progress, provides individual and group counseling, coordinates care, supports utilization review, manages regulatory compliance, conducts performance appraisals, and drives clinical process improvements.

Directs community-based behavioral health and substance use programs, overseeing clinical and program supervisors, operations, quality, compliance, staffing, care coordination, justice-system partnerships, referrals, and community outreach. Leads process improvement, strategic planning, risk management, and service quality while ensuring adherence to contracting requirements, Joint Commission standards, and Department of Public Health regulations.

Engages emergency department patients experiencing substance use disorders, conducts screening assessments, provides recovery coaching and motivational support, and facilitates referrals and transfers to addiction treatment. Develops community resource relationships, conducts follow-up calls with patients who decline treatment, documents activities in hospital systems, and coordinates warm handoffs with hospital staff while following privacy, safety, and administrative protocols.

Conducts patient interviews, biopsychosocial and risk assessments, treatment planning, group facilitation, continuing care and discharge planning. Manages a patient caseload, documents services in an electronic health record, coordinates with referral sources and community providers, and supports recovery for individuals with mental health and addiction-related needs.

Conduct patient interviews and biopsychosocial assessments, evaluate treatment needs, develop treatment and discharge plans, facilitate groups, manage a patient caseload, document care in the EHR, coordinate with referral sources and community providers, and support patients’ mental health and addiction recovery.

Provides behavioral health services in a partial hospitalization program, including patient intake, assessments, diagnosis, treatment and continuing care planning, individual and group therapy, case management, crisis intervention, care coordination, documentation, and payer authorization reviews. The clinician also participates in supervision, continuing education, community consultation, and mentoring interns and counselors while supporting patients recovering from addiction and mental illness.

Conducts patient interviews, biopsychosocial and risk assessments, treatment planning, continuing-care and discharge planning for individuals receiving mental health or addiction services. Manages a daily caseload, documents care in an Electronic Health Record, facilitates groups, coordinates with referral sources and community agencies, and collaborates with financial and utilization management staff. Promotes patient recovery through respectful, ethical, and multidisciplinary support.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

The Recovery Aide supports patients in a behavioral health treatment setting by monitoring high-risk individuals, encouraging group participation, reducing recovery-interfering behaviors, facilitating specialty groups, documenting observations and attendance, tracking evaluations, and communicating patient outcomes to clinical leadership. The role provides individual and socialization support, collaborates with counselors, maintains program guidelines and boundaries, and helps promote recovery and wellness.

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

Prepares, stores, transports, presents, and serves meals to patients, staff, and guests. Maintains orderly, sanitary, and safe food service and dining areas, restocks supplies, follows dietary and departmental standards, completes required training, and provides courteous service. The role requires physical activity, including standing, bending, moving intermittently, and lifting up to 50 pounds. The aide may work at any Gosnold facility.