Jobs at Pinnacle Treatment Centers

Provides direct nursing care to patients undergoing substance use disorder treatment and withdrawal. Responsibilities include medication administration, vital-sign monitoring, medical assessments, crisis de-escalation, accurate EHR documentation, professional boundary maintenance, and multidisciplinary collaboration. Requires an accredited nursing education, an unencumbered RN or LPN license, and BLS/CPR certification. Behavioral health, detoxification, or substance abuse treatment experience is preferred.

Manages the corporate compliance disclosure program, including complaints, inquiries, internal investigations, reporting, overpayment repayment documentation, compliance tracking, data analytics, and special projects. Works with the Director of Compliance to support daily compliance operations and produce periodic reports. Requires healthcare compliance experience, compliance certification eligibility, and travel up to 25%.

Provides nursing care to residents in an addiction treatment setting. Responsibilities include monitoring detoxification clients, responding to medical symptoms, maintaining medical records and medication charts, coordinating healthcare appointments, communicating with community medical personnel, assisting with client transportation, and supporting medical supply purchasing. Requires an in-state LPN license, independence, and compliance with MAT protocols.

Provides direct nursing care to residents in an addiction treatment setting. Maintains medical records and medication charts, coordinates appointments, communicates with community medical providers, assists with supply purchasing, follows MAT protocols, and monitors detoxification clients while responding appropriately to withdrawal symptoms.

Oversees the facility pharmacy, ensuring compliance with state, federal, DEA, CARF, CSAT, and Board of Pharmacy requirements. Responsibilities include medication inventory management, reconciliation, take-home medication preparation, opioid security, DEA documentation, drug interaction reviews, pharmacy personnel supervision, recordkeeping, and quality assurance. The role is contract and part-time.

Supervises clinical treatment and coordinates continuity of patient care from admission through discharge. Provides counseling, assessments, treatment planning, therapy, referrals, documentation, and caseload management for individuals receiving substance use disorder services. Leads interdisciplinary coordination, supports clinical audits, assists with conflict resolution and administrative duties, and may cover Clinical Director responsibilities. Ensures compliance with state, federal, accreditation, and utilization-management requirements.

Assists the Executive Director in managing an addiction treatment facility, including operations, staffing, budgeting, compliance, clinical and medical oversight, performance improvement, reporting, community partnerships, credential verification, and client and employee safety.

Provides patient-centered reception and clerical support in an addiction treatment facility. Greets patients and visitors, answers phones, coordinates appointments, processes intakes, uploads documents to the EMR, collects and balances cash, manages billing-related tasks, maintains records and reception security, and supports supplies ordering and facility communications.

Provides patient-centered reception and clerical support in an addiction treatment facility. Welcomes patients and visitors, manages phone coverage and appointments, processes intakes, uploads documents to the EMR, collects and balances cash, supports accounts receivable and payable, coordinates insurance billing, maintains records and reception security, and communicates relevant information to supervisors. Requires Saturday availability and may involve up to 10% local travel.

Provides front-desk and clerical support at an addiction treatment facility. Greets patients and visitors, manages calls and appointments, handles cash collection and account transactions, maintains files and reception security, coordinates communications, and supports urine sample testing and laboratory processing. The role requires maintaining a safe, clean, and welcoming environment for patients and residents.

Provides front-desk and clerical support in an addiction treatment program. Welcomes patients and visitors, handles phone coverage, schedules appointments, processes intakes, uploads documents to the EMR, collects and balances cash, manages billing-related transactions, maintains files and reception areas, monitors visitor logs, coordinates with billing and supervisors, and completes required training.

Leads and manages nursing services for an addiction treatment program, overseeing nursing teams, medical care processes, training, regulatory compliance, quality improvement, health and safety, clinical meetings, and strategic planning. The role requires a BSN, an unencumbered Indiana RN license, management experience, and regional travel. Experience in chemical addiction or mental health treatment is preferred.

Assists the Executive Director with overall facility management, including operations, budgeting, reporting, staffing, training, compliance, performance improvement, patient documentation, safety, and community relations. The role supports adherence to agency, state, federal, and accreditation standards while helping oversee clinical and medical care and maintaining effective personnel and operational systems.

Provides patient-centered reception and clerical support at an addiction treatment facility. Greets patients and visitors, manages calls and appointments, processes intakes and EMR documents, collects and balances cash, handles accounts receivable and payable, coordinates billing, maintains records and reception security, orders supplies, and supports facility communications and compliance.

As an LPN, you will provide care to residents, creating a therapeutic environment and supporting long-term recovery by streamlining medical appointment schedules and maintaining documentation.

Provide clinical leadership and supervision for treatment staff, ensure regulatory and CARF compliance, deliver training, review documentation, evaluate clinical programs, maintain confidentiality, network with referral sources, and carry a caseload as needed.

The Clinical Supervisor assesses and develops clinical services, oversees staffing, provides training, monitors compliance, and manages a caseload.

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.

Coordinate and implement discharge planning for patients in an addiction treatment setting. Assess insurance and financial resources, arrange aftercare and community referrals, document plans in the EHR, collaborate with the treatment team and Utilization Review, maintain referral relationships, and ensure stable housing and follow-up care prior to discharge.

Monitor interior and exterior areas of the facility, patrol assigned areas, inspect doors/windows, enforce rules, greet and assist patients and visitors, report irregularities or hazards, participate in safety inspections/committee, and perform miscellaneous duties as assigned.