Jobs at Health Solutions

Provides front-desk and administrative support in a behavioral healthcare and addiction recovery practice. Responsibilities include reception, phone operation, appointment scheduling, payer eligibility verification, electronic health record maintenance, records scanning, release-of-information processing, cash drawer balancing, client enrollment, and communication. The role requires excellent customer service, attention to detail, occasional travel between locations, and reliable transportation.

Supervise nursing and medical support staff across primary care, walk-in clinics, and medication-assisted treatment teams. Oversee clinical operations, staff performance, training, scheduling, chart audits, documentation quality, compliance, workflows, coverage, inventory, and clinical data analysis. Collaborate with directors, support hiring and policy development, maintain EHR competency, provide administrative coverage, and travel between satellite offices as needed.

Paid behavioral healthcare internship for senior BSW or first-year MSW students completing supervised clinical field placement. Interns conduct biopsychosocial assessments and screenings, provide case management and service coordination, advocate for clients, connect them with resources, navigate community systems, and participate in interdisciplinary clinical reviews. The placement requires at least 16 hours weekly for one semester and 400 total field hours.

Paid behavioral healthcare internship for final-year master’s counseling or psychology students pursuing LPC licensure. Interns provide individual and group psychotherapy, conduct diagnostic assessments using DSM-5-TR, develop treatment plans, document care in EHRs, and participate in supervision, case conferences, research review, and ethics discussions.

Provides front-desk and administrative support in a walk-in clinic, including reception, phone operations, appointment scheduling, payer eligibility verification, electronic health record maintenance, medical records processing, release-of-information requests, cash balancing, and performance reporting. Supports changing clinic needs while delivering customer service and maintaining confidentiality. Requires a high school diploma or GED, one year of receptionist experience, a Colorado driver’s license, reliable transportation, computer skills, and flexibility.

Provides front-desk and non-clinical medical assistant support in a family and behavioral health practice. Responsibilities include patient check-in, scheduling, insurance verification, records management, procedure preparation, waived testing, specimen collection, vital signs, screenings, EKGs, spirometry, injections, documentation, pre-authorizations, quality metric tracking, supply management, and provider support.

Provides comprehensive primary care for adult and pediatric patients, including assessments, diagnosis, treatment, preventive care, chronic disease management, prescriptions, procedures, vaccinations, and care coordination. Collaborates with multidisciplinary teams, maintains compliant medical records, supports quality and performance metrics, coordinates referrals, and participates in professional development and team education.

Provides front-desk and administrative support across behavioral healthcare offices. Responsibilities include reception, phone operations, electronic health record maintenance, scanning and uploading records, payer eligibility verification, appointment scheduling, release-of-information processing, cash balancing, client enrollments, data entry, and client communication. The role requires flexibility, occasional driving, and travel between Trinidad and Walsenburg locations.

Provides open-access behavioral health services, including substance abuse, mental health, and co-occurring assessments for adults, adolescents, and children. Develops initial treatment plans, evaluates suicide and homicide risk, provides case management, completes enrollment and clinical documentation, manages caseloads, and coordinates treatment and discharge. Collaborates with multidisciplinary teams, community agencies, probation, parole, and social services while delivering compassionate outpatient care.

Provide administrative and clinical oversight for crisis behavioral health services, supervise staff hiring and performance, manage productivity, billing compliance, budgets and grants, ensure EHR proficiency, develop policies, and coordinate training and community relationships to deliver high-quality behavioral health care.

Provide comprehensive primary care for adults and children including diagnosis, treatment, preventive care, procedures, vaccinations, referrals, EHR documentation, care coordination, and participation in quality initiatives and team-based care.

Provide outpatient behavioral healthcare to youth and adults: conduct assessments and screenings, deliver individual/couples/family/group therapy, offer case management, complete treatment planning and timely documentation, manage caseloads to meet productivity standards, participate in team consultations, and collaborate with community partners.

Provide individual, family, and group therapy to students (ages 4–18) in school settings; conduct intakes, assessments, treatment planning, case management, crisis intervention, and consultation with school staff; maintain EHR documentation, productivity, and compliance; travel to two to three embedded schools weekly and collaborate with community resources under supervisory oversight.

Provide peer support to individuals in crisis using lived experience: offer emotional support, resource referral, advocacy, transport clients as needed, assist with basic housekeeping, and coordinate with clinical staff during overnight shifts.

Provide peer-based crisis support in a respite/crisis living room setting: engage clients, offer emotional support and resources, coordinate referrals, transport clients as needed, perform light housekeeping, communicate with clinical staff, and document interactions during weekend night shifts.

Provide strength-focused, evidence-based, culturally sensitive psychiatric care including assessments, case management, medication evaluation and management, and supportive therapy. Offer clinical oversight to a multidisciplinary team, obtain DATA 2000 waiver within six months, and work across Health Solutions locations in Pueblo under the Vice President of Medical Services.

Provide intake, assessment, outpatient therapy, and case management for youth and families in outpatient and home settings. Maintain accurate EHR records, collaborate with community providers, support placement/discharge planning, and participate in occasional evening and on-call coverage.