Jobs at Lifeskills, Inc.

Provide targeted case management for clients with SMI, SUD, or SED: assess needs, link to community resources, coordinate care, document services, and transport clients as needed.

Manage front-desk operations and supervise Client Service Representatives. Oversee scheduling, training, payroll, billing, cash handling, data entry, facility needs, and EHR use. Coordinate with leadership to standardize procedures, resolve issues, and support staff and clients to ensure efficient clinic operations.

Serve as the clinic front-desk first point of contact: answer calls, greet and check in clients, schedule appointments, verify insurance, handle cash and paperwork, maintain HIPAA privacy, perform basic clinical tasks (urine drug screens, vital signs), provide front-desk coverage and support clinic operations across locations.

Serve as front-desk first point of contact for clients and visitors. Manage high-volume calls, schedule and confirm appointments, verify insurance, process paperwork and payments, maintain client confidentiality (HIPAA), perform basic clinical tasks (urine drug screens, vitals), provide coverage at multiple clinic locations, and support daily clinic operations through accurate administrative work.

Provide person-centered employment services to individuals with IDD/SMI including vocational assessment, job development, placement, coaching, employer engagement, coordination with treatment teams, documentation, and compliance with funding and agency policies to support long-term competitive employment.

Provide pediatric health screenings, basic first aid, medication administration per provider orders, CPR-certified emergency response, medical record documentation, equipment maintenance, training participation, and other assigned duties within the school system.

Provide targeted case management for individuals with SMI, SUD, or SED: assess needs, link to community resources, coordinate care, transport clients, document services, and maintain regular contact and collaboration with providers to support recovery.

Process and submit claims electronically, maintain AR for assigned payers, correct and resubmit scrubbed claims, work denials and appeals via CareLogic and payer calls, answer client billing questions, perform data entry, and report issues to the Revenue Cycle Manager.

Provide targeted case management for individuals with SMI, SUD, or SED: assess strengths and needs, link to community resources, coordinate care, transport clients, maintain regular contacts, and document services.

The Targeted Case Manager provides case management services for individuals with severe mental illness and substance use issues, linking them to resources and coordinating care.

Provide psychiatric services to patients, including evaluations, medication management, and consultations under the supervision of a Licensed Psychiatrist.

Oversee outpatient clinic operations, ensuring compliance and performance. Provide clinical supervision, program coordination, and maintain community relations while delivering direct client services.

Serve as a liaison between clients and clinical services to ensure access, engagement, and retention. Manage referrals, assist with intake and paperwork, accompany clients to appointments, conduct outreach after missed visits, monitor screenings and treatment plans in the EHR, and support quality improvement and daily operations to reduce attrition.

Provide frontline client support to ensure access and engagement in behavioral health services: manage referrals and intake paperwork, accompany clients, perform outreach after missed appointments, monitor screenings and treatment plan completion, maintain EHR records, assist with operations, and support quality improvement and data collection.

The Targeted Case Manager provides case management services to individuals with severe mental illness and substance use disorders. Responsibilities include assessing needs, linking clients to resources, conducting advocacy, coordinating care, and ensuring timely documentation of services for 23-25 clients monthly.

Serve as the primary 24-hour access point for individuals in crisis via phone, chat, and text. Perform risk screenings, crisis intervention, de-escalation, safety planning, referrals, scheduling, documentation in EHR, and coordinate care per protocols with supervisory escalation. Participate in training, follow confidentiality standards, and provide shift coverage as needed.