Jobs at Lifeskills, Inc.

Serves as the clinic’s first point of contact by managing front desk operations, answering calls, scheduling appointments, verifying insurance, processing payments, maintaining confidential records, and supporting client check-in. Performs drug screenings and assists with vital signs as needed. Requires accurate administrative work, strong communication, Microsoft Office proficiency, and flexibility to cover other clinic locations, extended hours, and occasional Saturdays.

Provides targeted case management to individuals with severe mental illness, substance use disorders, or serious emotional disturbances. Responsibilities include assessing needs, coordinating physical and mental healthcare, connecting clients with community resources, advocacy, recovery support, transportation, documentation, and collaboration with internal and external providers. The role serves clients in clinic and community settings, requires regular face-to-face contact, and maintains a caseload of approximately 23–25 clients.

Provides psychiatric care to children, adolescents, and adults, including psychiatric evaluations, medication management, treatment planning, consultation, documentation, and crisis support. Participates in treatment teams, risk management activities, suicide reviews, and on-call services. Requires prescribing controlled substances, willingness to prescribe Suboxone, collaboration with a psychiatrist, and use of electronic prescribing and medical record systems.

The Associate Accountant manages accounts receivable, cash receipts, journal entries, reconciliations, subsidiary ledgers, month-end close activities, financial reporting, and internal controls. The role prepares grant invoices, resolves ledger discrepancies, supports audits, assists with accounting policy improvements, and maintains accurate financial records while meeting reporting and collection deadlines.

Provides targeted case management to individuals with severe mental illness, substance use disorders, or serious emotional disturbances. Assesses needs, connects clients and families with community resources, coordinates physical and behavioral healthcare, advocates for services, monitors outcomes, documents billable services, and collaborates with internal and external providers. The role includes community-based services, client transportation using a personal vehicle, supervision, and compliance with ethical and regulatory standards.

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.

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

Provides targeted case management to individuals with severe mental illness, substance use, or serious emotional disturbance. Assesses needs, connects clients and families with community resources, advocates for services, coordinates physical and mental healthcare, monitors outcomes, documents services, and collaborates with providers. The role includes community-based services and transporting clients using a personal vehicle.