Jobs at Red Rock Behavioral Health Services

Provides psychiatric and medical care to consumers in clinic and outpatient settings. Conducts assessments, manages physical and mental health conditions, prescribes medications, provides emergency psychiatric intervention, delivers health education, documents treatment, coordinates multidisciplinary care, supports care plans, and makes referrals. Requires an Oklahoma psychiatric mental health advanced practice nursing license and knowledge of psychiatric conditions, medications, and treatments.

Supports staff and consumers in a behavioral health crisis unit by assisting with activities, monitoring safety, documenting observations, coordinating care-plan activities, supporting interventions, and maintaining unit supplies. Performs basic cooking and cleaning, participates in training and meetings, and responds flexibly to changing needs in a high-risk environment.

Provides evidence-based psychotherapy, assessments, treatment planning, crisis support, and clinical documentation to veterans, service members, and their families. Delivers individual, couples, family, and group therapy in person and through telehealth. Coordinates care with multidisciplinary teams, participates in supervision and training, conducts intake assessments, and supports measurement-based, time-limited treatment. Requires Oklahoma clinical licensure, PTSD treatment expertise, and proficiency in evidence-based practices such as CBT, CPT, or EMDR.

Supports staff and consumers in a crisis unit by assisting with activities and care plans, monitoring safety, documenting observations, maintaining consumer contact, assisting with interventions, and completing unit tasks such as cooking, cleaning, and supply purchasing.

Provides reception, telephone, scheduling, patient registration, mail, fax, billing support, insurance documentation, and general administrative assistance for an outpatient mental health clinic serving veterans. Maintains patient and financial records, coordinates couriers and service personnel, supports office operations, and helps supervise cleaning, shredding, and insurance coding functions while handling sensitive and potentially difficult communications professionally.

Provides support in a crisis unit for adults with mental illness. Assists nurses with group and individual activities, monitors unit safety, maintains consumer contact, documents observations, supports care plans, and assists with interventions for high-risk consumers. Also performs basic cooking, cleaning, supply purchasing, and administrative tasks. Requires flexible availability, physical ability to lift 50 pounds, and approximately 10% travel.

Provides administrative and advanced receptionist support for a behavioral health program. Responsibilities include answering phones, greeting visitors, maintaining electronic health records, preparing correspondence, coordinating forms and printing, scheduling meetings and appointments, securing confidential materials, and assisting with consumer care plans. Requires strong organization, communication, computer, and community-services skills, along with the ability to manage priorities and stressful situations.

Plans, organizes, and directs complex behavioral health program activities for Systems of Care or CCBHC programs. Responsibilities include staff supervision, budgeting, compliance monitoring, needs assessments, care coordination, program evaluation, community partnerships, stakeholder collaboration, documentation, and staff development. The role requires extensive collaboration with agencies and oversight of state and federal grant requirements. Travel throughout the covered area and a flexible schedule are required.

Supports staff and nurses in a crisis unit by assisting with groups, monitoring consumer safety, maintaining contact with high-risk individuals, documenting observations, supporting care plans, and helping with interventions. Performs unit activities, supply purchasing, cooking, cleaning, and administrative tasks while responding flexibly to changing needs. Requires a high school diploma, sound judgment, flexible availability, physical stamina, and approximately 10% travel.

Provides direct support to consumers in a crisis unit, assisting nurses with activities, care plans, documentation, safety monitoring, behavioral interventions, and recreational programming. Maintains close contact with high-risk consumers, supports groups, monitors supplies, and performs basic cooking and cleaning. Requires flexibility, sound judgment, physical stamina, and the ability to work with adults experiencing mental illness in a community-based setting.

Provides peer-based rehabilitation, recovery support, crisis assistance, advocacy, wellness planning, and substance use and mental health education under clinical supervision. Helps clients establish recovery goals, develop safety and wellness plans, build social and vocational skills, access mutual-support groups, and strengthen community relationships. Participates in treatment teams, promotes recovery-oriented services, and supports community education regarding PTSD and mental health crises.

Provides peer recovery support, rehabilitation assistance, crisis intervention under clinical supervision, client advocacy, wellness planning, education, and self-help strategies for individuals with mental health or substance use conditions. Supports recovery goals, vocational and social development, safety planning, treatment-team participation, community education, and coordination with families, agencies, and community organizations.

Provide evidence-based, time-limited psychotherapy to veterans and families; supervise and mentor clinical staff; ensure protocol compliance, quality assurance, program evaluation, and coordination with interdisciplinary teams and CVN central office. Support training, case consultation, and deliver services via telehealth.

Provide direct support in a crisis unit: assist nurses with groups and activities, monitor safety, complete paperwork, participate in interventions, help with cooking/cleaning, coordinate supplies, and support care plans for adults with mental illness.

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 direct support to staff and high-risk consumers in a crisis unit by assisting with group activities, monitoring safety, completing paperwork, aiding in interventions, and performing basic cooking, cleaning, and supply coordination.

Provide direct support in a crisis unit: assist nurses with group and individual activities, monitor safety, help with paperwork, cooking, cleaning, and participate in interventions and care planning for high-risk adults with mental illness.

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.

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.

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.