Jobs at Pinnacle Treatment Centers

Provide direct nursing care in a substance use treatment setting: screen and assess patients, administer and document medications and tests, manage medical emergencies, educate patients, coordinate care and referrals, maintain records and supplies, and support nursing operations and team training in compliance with regulations.

Provide direct nursing care to residents in an addiction treatment setting on night shift. Maintain medical records and medication charts, coordinate and transport clients to appointments, monitor detoxification symptoms and initiate medical responses, support MAT protocols, assist DON with supplies and community medical contacts.

Oversee clinical leadership and programs across the Central Valley region, providing supervision, training, clinical guidance, QA, CARF compliance, performance management, site visits, and clinical oversight to ensure quality addiction treatment and proper documentation.

Provide front-desk, phone, and clerical support for a treatment center: greet patients, schedule appointments, process intakes, handle cash collections and daily balancing, maintain records in EHR/EMR, coordinate billing, and assist with office supplies and administrative tasks.

Manage day-to-day office operations including billing, collections, cash handling, supply purchasing, clerical team supervision and scheduling, Medicaid/Medicare eligibility verification, accounts receivable/payable, reception and phone coverage, and ensuring compliance, security, and a clean reception area.

Greet patients and visitors, answer phones, handle cash collection and daily balancing, manage clerical duties, scheduling, basic A/R and A/P tasks, maintain reception area security and cleanliness, and communicate relevant information to supervisory staff to support a therapeutic facility environment.

Oversee daily office operations for a treatment center: supervise clerical staff, manage billing/collections (A/R, A/P), verify Medicaid/Medicare eligibility, handle cash and deposits, manage supplies and scheduling, maintain reception and security procedures, coordinate appointments, and ensure compliance with policies.

Manage day-to-day office operations including billing, collections, cash handling, purchasing, supply management, Medicaid/Medicare eligibility verification, A/R and A/P, receptionist duties, clerical team supervision, scheduling, compliance, and facility security.

Provide direct nursing care to residents in a recovery setting: coordinate appointments, maintain medical records, manage medications and charts, monitor detoxification, assist with transport, maintain supplies, and support a safe, therapeutic environment.

The LPN will provide direct patient care, administer medications, manage crises, document clinical information, and collaborate with a multidisciplinary team in a substance treatment environment.

Provide patient‑facing reception and phone coverage, manage appointments, cash collection and daily balancing, perform clerical tasks (filing, typing, mail), process intakes and upload documents into EMR/EHR, coordinate with billing/insurance, maintain reception area security and cleanliness, attend trainings, and support administrative teams.

Provide nursing care to residents in a substance use disorder recovery facility: manage medications and charts, monitor detoxification and withdrawal, coordinate medical appointments, maintain records, assist with medical transportation, support therapeutic environment, and assist Director of Nursing with supplies and other duties.

Provide direct nursing care to residents in a recovery setting: manage meds and medical charts, monitor detox/withdrawal, coordinate appointments, maintain records, support a therapeutic environment, and assist nursing leadership with supplies and community provider coordination.

Provide direct nursing care in a substance use treatment setting: assess and screen patients, administer and document medications, monitor responses, manage emergencies, facilitate education groups, maintain medical records and supplies, coordinate care and referrals, and support nursing operations in the Director's absence.

The Clinical Supervisor oversees clinical services, manages staff, conducts training, and ensures compliance with regulations in a therapeutic environment for addiction treatment.

As a Case Manager, you will develop, implement, manage, and evaluate patient care plans, and liaise between insurance providers and treatment teams.

As a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN), you will provide nursing care, coordinate patient appointments, maintain medical records, and support recovery efforts.

The Executive Director oversees daily operations of a treatment facility, ensuring compliance with regulations, managing finances, and developing community relationships. They focus on staff supervision, quality patient care, and strategic growth initiatives.

The Executive Director is responsible for managing daily operations of a treatment facility, ensuring compliance, fostering a positive culture, and overseeing staff and patient care.

As an RN, you will provide direct care to patients, maintain medical records, and collaborate with healthcare personnel to promote recovery.