Jobs at Meadows Behavioral Healthcare

Coordinates administrative and operational activities for virtual outpatient behavioral health programs. Maintains workflows, tracks priorities, prepares performance reports, supports regulatory compliance, schedules treatment services, coordinates patient intake through discharge, monitors drug screens, and assists clinicians with referrals and continuing care services.

Provides direct behavioral health patient care under RN supervision, including monitoring patient conditions, responding to behavioral crises, assisting with daily activities, administering and documenting medications, supporting treatment plans, facilitating groups, maintaining safety, and communicating concerns to the treatment team.

Leads overall operations and performance for a healthcare campus, overseeing service delivery, financial management, regulatory compliance, performance improvement, and staff leadership. Manages budgets, P&L oversight, data-informed decision-making, licensing and accreditation compliance, patient-care quality, employee development, and organizational growth. Reports operational findings to the CEO, collaborates across departments, supervises staff, and ensures facility standards and performance goals are achieved.

Clinical Interns observe and learn individual, group, and family therapy; intake, treatment planning, documentation, multidisciplinary treatment, discharge planning, and patient safety processes. They attend clinical lectures, trainings, and meetings while maintaining confidentiality, coordinating projects, recording meeting minutes, and communicating observations to staff. The role requires pursuing a master’s degree in behavioral health or a related field leading to counseling, social work, or human services.

Provide a safe, secure environment for patients, staff, visitors and vendors by performing hourly rounds, implementing security protocols, documenting incidents, assisting with investigations, providing crowd control and emergency response, and communicating safety concerns to supervisors.

Clinical Interns observe individual, group, and family therapy; attend lectures and multidisciplinary meetings; observe intake, documentation, treatment planning, discharge and aftercare planning; participate in trainings; maintain confidentiality and communicate patient safety concerns.

Facilitate equine experiential and challenge-course activities for patients, ensuring safety and documenting sessions. Teach grooming, horse handling, and equitation skills. Maintain and clean stalls, monitor horse health and behavior, report concerns, and follow training procedures. Communicate patient status with clinical staff and maintain confidentiality. Required CPR/First Aid and CPI, and minimum three years equestrian experience.