Jobs at Mindoula

As a Peer Recovery Specialist, you will support and guide members in their recovery journey by connecting them to resources, assessing needs, and collaborating with care teams while drawing from your lived recovery experience.

As a Peer Supervisor, you will mentor individuals in recovery, manage a team of Peer Recovery Specialists, ensure quality care, and collaborate with various partners to support member recovery journeys.

As a Peer Recovery Specialist, you will provide mentorship and support to individuals in recovery, assess their needs, develop care plans, and connect them with essential resources while collaborating with care teams.

The Executive Assistant provides high-level administrative support to the executive leadership at Mindoula, focusing on calendar management, communications, board liaison duties, event coordination, and operational administrative tasks. This role requires proactive management of executives' time and responsibilities while ensuring confidentiality and smooth coordination among teams.

Provide support to members facing substance use issues by assessing needs, documenting interventions, coordinating care, and participating in community outreach efforts.

As a Peer Supervisor, you'll mentor peers, provide guidance in recovery, manage daily operations, and advocate for program participants, ensuring quality care and collaboration with healthcare providers.

The Case Manager guides individuals in achieving healthier lives through personalized care, community resource coordination, and skill development. They document progress and advocate for members' needs.

The Case Manager will deliver services in a Population Health Program, assist members with health conditions, and coordinate resources to improve health outcomes.

As a Peer Recovery Specialist, you will provide support and mentorship based on your recovery experience, assist members in setting goals, access resources, and develop care plans while collaborating with various care teams and community partners.

The Peer Recovery Specialist provides support to members facing substance use challenges by planning care, assessing needs, and coordinating resources. They participate in care management and outreach efforts to promote recovery.

The Peer Recovery Specialist provides peer support and mentorship, assesses member needs, connects them to community resources, and collaborates with care teams to foster recovery.

The Peer Recovery Specialist supports members facing substance use challenges by assessing needs, providing resources, and facilitating care planning while promoting community outreach and teamwork.

The Peer Recovery Specialist provides support to individuals facing substance use challenges, coordinating care, assessing needs, and facilitating recovery efforts. Main duties include documentation, communication with stakeholders, promoting programs, and engaging in community outreach.

As a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, you'll conduct evaluations, manage medications, diagnose disorders, and develop treatment plans for patients.