Jobs at Odyssey Behavioral Group

Provides nursing care in a behavioral healthcare treatment facility, including comprehensive assessments, medication administration, physician-order coordination, laboratory specimen collection, charting, risk identification, and client education. The RN supports admissions, transfers, discharges, treatment planning, therapeutic environments, controlled-medication security, and communication with medical and clinical teams. The role requires Tennessee RN licensure, behavioral healthcare experience, CPR and First Aid certification, and compliance with background, TB, driving, and other regulatory requirements.

Provides clinical nutrition services for clients in residential and outpatient eating disorder treatment. Responsibilities include nutritional education, individual counseling, caloric and healthy-weight monitoring, meal planning, food challenges, cooking groups, family meetings, discharge coordination, menu review, dietary policy support, and insurance documentation. The Dietitian also supports infection-control compliance and may perform dietary care specialist duties.

Develops and executes regional growth strategies for clinical inquiries and admissions. Builds referral relationships, manages strategic accounts, conducts outreach and facility tours, tracks activity in Salesforce, and analyzes market and CRM data to increase referrals and admissions. Coordinates with clinical, admissions, marketing, and leadership teams to improve client and referral experiences, remove care barriers, and support business development goals.

Provides direct nursing care and shift-level leadership in a behavioral healthcare facility. Coordinates assignments, supervises nursing staff, conducts assessments, manages medical issues, performs blood draws and EKGs, leads emergency responses, documents care, and collaborates with multidisciplinary treatment teams. Requires an Indiana RN license, behavioral healthcare experience, CPR and First Aid certification, and compliance with clinical, privacy, and safety requirements.

Provides part-time nursing care in a medical detox and residential treatment setting. Responsibilities include client assessment, medication administration and monitoring, documentation, infection control, education, emergency coordination, and communication with physicians and the multidisciplinary treatment team. The nurse supports clients with substance use, co-occurring, and mental health conditions while maintaining compliance with clinical, state, and accreditation standards.

Leads operations and clinical oversight for an outpatient behavioral healthcare practice delivering IOP and PHP services. Supervises staff, ensures regulatory and licensure compliance, monitors financial and clinical performance, coordinates programming, supports admissions and outreach, manages stakeholder relationships, and drives quality improvement and client-centered care.

Provides psychiatric supervision and oversight of psychiatric nurse practitioners, conducts evaluations and medication management for PHP patients, collaborates with community prescribers and clinical staff, completes required documentation, and supports referrals and occasional outreach activities.

Provides psychiatric evaluations, medication management, clinical supervision of psychiatric nurse practitioners, documentation, and collaboration with staff, families, community providers, and referral partners for PHP clients. The psychiatrist also supports clinical interventions, urgent medication consultations, patient disposition, and occasional marketing or outreach events. Adult psychiatry practice in California, behavioral health management experience, and a valid driver’s license are required.

Provides strategic financial leadership across a behavioral healthcare division. Oversees financial planning and analysis, accounting, revenue cycle, budgeting, forecasting, reporting, month-end close, internal controls, compliance, and resource management. Partners with corporate and facility leadership to support growth, evaluate financial risks, improve processes, and maintain fiscal integrity. Supervises and develops finance staff while collaborating with admissions, utilization review, clinical, operational, auditors, financial institutions, payors, and regulatory stakeholders.

The Office Coordinator supports daily operations at a behavioral health treatment center. Responsibilities include greeting clients, maintaining facility standards, managing confidential medical records, supporting admissions and orientations, tracking reports, collecting payments, completing safety and licensing tasks, ordering supplies, handling deliveries, coordinating client check-ins, and providing administrative and IT support. The role also supports client, family, referral partner, vendor, and admissions communications.

Provides comprehensive nursing care for adolescent and adult women with eating disorders. Responsibilities include client intake assessments, medication administration, lab collection and review, monitoring behavior and symptoms, crisis intervention, treatment-plan updates, documentation, shift handoffs, discharge planning, health education, and maintaining medication and medical-record security. The nurse works under the Director of Nursing and collaborates with medical, clinical, and facility teams.

Lead outpatient provider relations and business development across state and clinic levels. Build targeted growth and retention plans, leverage Salesforce data, train and coach teams, partner with marketing and operations, analyze referral and admissions trends, and create strategic alliances to increase referrals and market share.

Provide psychiatric evaluations, medication management, and consultation for adolescent and adult women with eating disorders in an inpatient/residential/PHP setting. Collaborate with medical and clinical teams, complete required documentation and labs, offer case consultation, and support clients and families to promote safety and treatment engagement.

Lead and oversee end-to-end revenue cycle operations for psychiatric services divisions. Drive financial performance, operational efficiency, KPI implementation, process improvements, month-end close accuracy, and cross-department collaboration while managing and developing revenue cycle leadership.

Provide psychiatric evaluations, prescribe and manage medications, document medical and psychiatric care, oversee and collaborate on treatment plans, pre-screen admissions, participate in bi-monthly clinical team meetings, conduct follow-ups, ensure client safety, and be available for limited on-call/after-hours duties.

Lead regional business development for a 64-bed residential psychiatric facility, build provider and community relationships, promote brand, execute growth strategies, prioritize markets, coordinate with internal teams, and meet admission targets with up to 50% travel.

Provide front-desk and administrative support for an outpatient mental health center: greet clients, manage admissions and medical records, handle payments and deposits, maintain facility and licensure tasks, track reports, assist with phone/IT issues, and support admissions coordinators and clinicians.

Prepare meals, snacks, and shakes according to facility menus and dietary guidelines; rotate and store food, record refrigerator/freezer temperatures, clean kitchen/dining areas, purchase groceries, coordinate with dietitian and staff, support clients emotionally during meals, and comply with inspection and sanitation requirements.

Prepare meals, snacks, and shakes per facility menus and dietary guidelines; rotate and record food storage temperatures; clean and disinfect kitchen and dining areas; coordinate with Dietitian and staff on supplies, documentation, and meal delivery; provide emotional support to clients and assist with grocery purchasing and inventory control.

Provide general medical care for clients with eating disorders in a residential setting: perform assessments, administer and manage medications per physician orders, document care, assist with admissions/discharges, maintain medication/security and nursing station sanitation, participate in treatment planning, and provide crisis intervention and patient education.