Jobs at Red Rock Behavioral Health Services

Provide direct support in a crisis unit: assist nurses with groups and interventions, monitor safety of high-risk consumers, complete paperwork, help with cooking/cleaning, coordinate activities and supplies, and participate in care planning and trainings.

Provide direct support in a crisis unit: assist nurses with group and individual activities, monitor safety, complete paperwork, participate in interventions, support care plans, and perform basic cooking, cleaning, and supply coordination.

Provide front-desk and advanced administrative support for agency programs: answer phones, greet clients, schedule appointments, enter OMHIS and intake data, coordinate forms/printing, prepare correspondence and minutes, support client care plans, assist supervisors, and perform other clerical duties and program support tasks.

Provide non-clinical support to staff and consumers in a crisis unit including assisting with group activities, monitoring safety, completing paperwork, basic cooking/cleaning, and participating in interventions and care planning.

Provides psychiatric and medical care in clinic and outpatient settings: conducts assessments, prescribes and manages medications with psychiatrist collaboration, documents treatment, provides emergency intervention, participates in multidisciplinary care planning, refers to resources, educates clients, maintains competencies and completes required training.

Provide peer-based recovery support and advocacy for clients with mental health and substance use disorders. Facilitate wellness activities, assist with WRAP and safety/psychiatric advance directives, support vocational and social skill development, run self-help groups, attend treatment team meetings, and promote community education and client-centered recovery services.

Provide and coordinate nursing and psychiatric care for clients, manage medication administration and clinical records, supervise staff scheduling and performance, perform assessments, consult with psychiatrists, ensure compliance and participate in program development and training.

Provide evidence-based assessment and psychotherapy (individual, couples, family) to post-9/11 veterans and families, documenting screenings and progress, collaborating with care teams, participating in supervision and meetings, and delivering services via telehealth.

Provides psychiatric assessment, diagnosis, and medication management; collaborates with treatment teams and nurses; delivers crisis assessment, discharge planning, family education, staff training, and legal reports; maintains competencies and participates in program development and meetings.

Provide direct support in a behavioral health crisis unit: assist nurses with groups and activities, monitor safety, complete paperwork, help with basic cooking/cleaning, participate in interventions, coordinate supplies, and attend trainings and meetings.

Provide evidence-based assessment and psychotherapy (individual, couples, family) to post-9/11 veterans and families, focusing on PTSD, mood, and adjustment disorders. Conduct intakes, screenings, document progress, coordinate care, attend clinical meetings, and deliver services via telehealth as needed.

Transform operational and financial data into dashboards, KPIs, and recurring executive reports. Validate and govern data across source systems, automate reporting pipelines, perform financial analysis (budgeting/forecasting), support data quality and governance, and partner with stakeholders to translate business questions into analytical solutions.

Provide direct support in a crisis unit: assist nurses with group and individual activities, monitor safety (including 1:1 observation), complete paperwork, help with cooking/cleaning, assist in verbal/physical interventions, coordinate supplies and activities, participate in recreation and trainings, and support consumer care plans.

Provide peer-based recovery support for clients with mental health and substance use disorders, including crisis intervention, advocacy, wellness planning (WRAP), safety/psychiatric advance directives, group facilitation, vocational support, community resource linkage, and education on PTSD and acute mental health crises. Attend treatment team meetings and promote self-directed recovery tools.

Provide peer-based recovery support, crisis intervention under supervision, client advocacy, wellness and safety planning, teach self-help and coping skills, facilitate support groups, attend treatment team meetings, promote community education, and assist clients with vocational and social reintegration.

Provide comprehensive case management for veterans, active-duty personnel, and families. Build resource networks, make referrals, support navigation of services, perform intake and crisis management, document interventions, collaborate with clinical teams, and deliver services in-person and via telehealth.

Provide direct support in a crisis unit: assist nurses with group and individual activities, monitor high-risk consumers, complete paperwork, aid in verbal/physical interventions, help with basic cooking/cleaning, coordinate supplies, participate in care plans, and attend required trainings and meetings.

Provide direct support to staff and consumers in a crisis unit by assisting with group and individual activities, maintaining safety through monitoring and interventions, completing paperwork, coordinating supplies, and performing basic cooking and cleaning as needed. Participate in care planning, training, and team meetings.

Provide front-desk and administrative support including answering phones, greeting visitors, scheduling appointments, maintaining electronic health records, coordinating forms/printing, and assisting care planning and program operations.