Jobs at Pinnacle Treatment Centers

As a Peer Support Specialist, you will support individuals in recovery from substance use disorder, serve as a mentor and advocate, and provide education to empower patients towards long-term recovery.

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.

As a Clinical Supervisor, manage clinical teammates, provide supervision, ensure compliance with regulations, and facilitate training and support for patient treatment programs.

Provide patient‑centric front desk support: greet patients, answer phones, manage appointments, process intakes and cash collections, perform clerical tasks, maintain EMR records, coordinate billing, and support administrative duties to ensure smooth facility operations.

Provide patient‑facing front desk support: greet patients, answer phones, schedule appointments, process intakes and EMR document uploads, handle cash collection and daily balancing, perform clerical tasks, coordinate with billing, maintain reception area, follow policies, and report relevant information to supervisors.

As a Case Manager, you will develop and manage patient care plans, ensuring effective treatment and recovery support. Responsibilities include coordinating services, crisis intervention, and engaging patients with community resources while adhering to policies.

Provide peer support to individuals recovering from substance use disorder, assist with overcoming barriers to treatment, and model positive behaviors. Responsibilities include education, transportation of clients, and documentation in EMR.

The Clinical Director oversees clinical operations, supervises staff, develops programs, ensures compliance, and collaborates with other departments to provide high-quality addiction treatment.

The Vice President of Growth is responsible for leading patient acquisition, market expansion, and revenue performance strategies, collaborating across departments to ensure growth initiatives align with organizational goals.

The Executive Director oversees daily operations of a treatment facility, ensuring compliance, managing staff, and fostering community relations while improving patient care.

Provide medication-assisted therapy under physician supervision, supervise nursing and dispensing operations, maintain patient records, coordinate care with physicians and counselors, perform intake and annual H&P exams, and participate in case planning and consultations.

As a Receptionist, you will greet visitors, manage phone coverage, assist with cash collection, schedule appointments, and maintain a safe environment. You will also handle clerical tasks and communicate relevant information to supervisory staff.

Assist the Executive Director in managing facility operations, including clinical oversight, budgeting, community relations, and performance improvement initiatives.

The Director of Nursing leads the nursing team, ensuring clinical excellence, compliance, and operational oversight within a substance use treatment setting.

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

The LPN is responsible for providing care to residents, maintaining medical records, scheduling appointments, and monitoring clients' detoxification symptoms.

As an Office Manager, oversee office operations, manage billing, collections, and clerical staff, ensuring compliance with policies.

Provide medication-assisted therapy under physician coordination, supervise nursing and dispensing operations, manage medication storage and inventory, maintain patient records, conduct intake and annual H&Ps, consult with counselors/physicians, and participate in case planning to support addiction treatment.

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.

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