Jobs at Recovery Centers of America

Provides direct support to patients receiving substance use disorder treatment. Monitors activities, performs safety checks, documents patient behavior and shift updates, assists with daily schedules, supports new patient orientation, and helps facilitate clinical curriculum. Collaborates with clinical staff while maintaining confidentiality, professionalism, and a safe, structured recovery environment.

Provides direct support and safety monitoring for patients undergoing substance use disorder treatment. Responsibilities include conducting safety checks, documenting patient behavior and shift activities, supporting daily schedules, orienting new patients, assisting with clinical curriculum, and applying behavioral modification and 12-step recovery principles while maintaining confidentiality.

Provides direct support to patients receiving substance use disorder treatment. Monitors activities, conducts safety checks, documents patient behavior and shift reports, supports daily schedules, assists with patient orientation, and helps facilitate clinical curriculum. Collaborates with clinical staff while maintaining confidentiality, professionalism, and a safe, structured environment. Familiarity with behavior modification techniques and 12-step recovery principles is expected.

Leads and develops the clinical department for a substance abuse treatment organization. Responsibilities include implementing clinical strategies, supervising and mentoring staff, ensuring quality assurance, improving patient services, representing the organization externally, developing new care models, gathering feedback, and overseeing clinical hiring, training, retention, and performance management.

Oversee clinical operations for an outpatient addiction treatment program, ensuring regulatory compliance, quality care, operational efficiency, budget performance, census growth, and managed care contracting support. Advise the CEO on program performance and strategic development while leading clinical teams and expanding outpatient services.

Provides direct support to patients receiving substance use disorder treatment. Responsibilities include monitoring safety, facilitating therapeutic interactions and activities, assisting with admissions and discharges, supporting crisis intervention and de-escalation, coordinating patient movement and appointments, and documenting care-related interactions and incidents.

Provides direct support and supervision to patients in behavioral health, substance use, residential, inpatient, or detox settings. Monitors safety and behavior, documents patient activities, supports daily schedules, facilitates recovery and psychoeducational programming, assists with crisis intervention and de-escalation, processes belongings and visitation, and collaborates with clinical and nursing teams using trauma-informed and recovery-oriented approaches.

Provides direct behavioral healthcare and substance use treatment to patients across RCA inpatient locations. Responsibilities include intake assessments, nursing diagnoses, care planning, medication administration, monitoring patient responses, documentation, patient education, safety maintenance, suicide and aggression screening, and collaboration with physicians and behavioral healthcare teams. Assignments range from 2–13 weeks or longer, with extensive travel of up to 100% and varied shifts.

Provide direct support to patients with substance use and mental health disorders: monitor activities and safety, lead educational/recreational groups, assist with admissions/visitation and belongings processing, document vitals and behavior, facilitate orientations and RCA curriculum, aid de-escalation, and collaborate with clinical staff.

Manages daily operations of a substance abuse detoxification program, coordinating staff workflows, supervision, training, regulatory compliance, quality assurance, documentation, and client services. Oversees programming, admissions coordination, community meetings, crisis de-escalation, visiting hours, and facility upkeep. Supports recovery-focused care, conducts client rounds, gathers feedback, mentors employees, participates in on-call coverage, and collaborates with leadership and interdisciplinary departments to improve processes and maintain a safe, supportive environment.

Provide direct support to patients in addiction treatment: monitor safety, facilitate group interactions and activities, assist admissions/discharges, coordinate appointments, perform crisis de-escalation, and maintain accurate documentation.

Provide direct supportive care to patients in substance use disorder treatment: monitor safety, perform rounds and documentation, assist daily activities and orientations, facilitate clinical curriculum, apply 12-step principles, and maintain confidentiality and professionalism.

Provides direct support to patients recovering from substance use disorders. Monitors activities, conducts safety checks, documents behavior and shift reports, assists with daily schedules, supports new-patient orientation, helps facilitate clinical curriculum, and applies 12-step recovery principles while maintaining confidentiality and a safe therapeutic environment.

Provides direct support to patients receiving treatment for substance use disorders. Monitors safety, facilitates therapeutic activities, assists with admissions and discharges, supports crisis intervention and patient movement, coordinates appointments, and maintains accurate documentation. The role requires professionalism, confidentiality, organizational skills, and familiarity with behavior modification and 12-step recovery principles.

Provide clinical case management for patients with behavioral health and substance use needs: complete assessments, develop and coordinate continued care and treatment plans, obtain consents, schedule and confirm follow-up services, manage benefits/FMLA/short-term disability processes, document progress, and communicate with multidisciplinary teams and receiving providers.

Provides direct support to patients undergoing substance use disorder treatment. Monitors activities, conducts safety checks, documents patient behavior and shift events, assists with daily schedules, supports new-patient orientation, helps facilitate clinical curriculum, and interacts therapeutically with patients. Requires confidentiality, professionalism, organizational skills, familiarity with behavior modification and 12-step recovery principles, and weekend availability.

Manages the organization’s HR function, including employee relations, recruiting, onboarding, benefits, compensation, performance management, payroll coordination, personnel records, training, workers’ compensation, and employment-law compliance. Leads HR staff, supports managers, maintains policies and documentation, oversees evaluations and salary adjustments, and ensures compliance with federal and state regulations applicable to the healthcare facility.

Provide direct, non-clinical patient support in a residential addiction treatment setting: monitor safety, facilitate groups and activities, assist with admissions/discharges, support crisis intervention and de-escalation, coordinate patient movement to appointments, and maintain accurate documentation.

Provide administrative support including scheduling, preparing reports and presentations, managing correspondence and files, coordinating travel and meetings, answering calls, maintaining supplies, and assisting projects while preserving confidentiality.

Facilitates substance abuse recovery groups for residential and intensive outpatient patients using provided RCA curriculum. Supervises and trains A&D trainee staff, completes group and supervision documentation, conducts trainee observations, engages patients and the recovery community culturally competently, and participates in meetings and assigned training.