Jobs at Spectrum Health Systems, Inc.

Provide clinical services and case management for court-mandated clients, perform intake assessments and documentation, and facilitate group treatment using the P.A.V.E. curriculum following protocols.

Provide front‑line client greeting and customer service at an inpatient clinical stabilization program, monitor client and staff safety, and maintain a trauma‑sensitive, orderly environment for clients receiving medication.

Provide intake assessments, case management, documentation, and group treatment using the P.A.V.E. curriculum for court-mandated clients in an outpatient setting. Follow clinical protocols and compliance requirements.

Supervise and support Recovery Specialists on an inpatient acute treatment unit. Responsibilities include hiring, evaluating, timesheet verification, staff direction, and ensuring safe, orderly movement of clients throughout the facility.

Provide non-clinical engagement, education and support to individuals in the MOUD program pre-release and after reentry, coordinating community behavioral health services and family engagement to promote continued treatment and recovery.

Provide clinical case management and reentry support for people on MOUD, engaging individuals 120 days pre-release through 90 days post-release. Coordinate housing, transportation, referrals, and treatment, communicate with referral sources, and work on-site and in the community to support patient transition and retention in behavioral health services.

The Receptionist manages phone calls, office supplies, mail processing, scheduling, administrative support, and customer service across departments.

Greet clients and visitors, answer and transfer phones, schedule and direct clients to clinicians, collect and record co-payments, and perform general administrative tasks using Windows and Microsoft Office. Maintain professional, courteous interactions with clients and staff.

Provide clinical case management for incarcerated individuals in the MOUD program, engaging patients 120 days pre-release through 90 days post-release, coordinating treatment, housing, transportation, and referrals, working on-site and in the community to connect clients with culturally relevant behavioral health services.

Support compliance and regulatory activities by collecting, analyzing, and tracking data across programs; monitor incidents, grievances, licensing, accreditation, and contractual requirements; assist with licensure/accreditation applications; prepare reports and presentations; maintain compliance systems; and collaborate across departments to support safety and compliance initiatives.

Provide administrative support for a community corrections program: type correspondence, maintain personnel and client records, manage supplies and petty cash, file for clinical staff, track databases, act as receptionist, and follow HIPAA/confidentiality requirements.

Provide structured, trauma-informed support to adolescent males in a residential recovery program. Maintain safety and program standards, assist with crisis de-escalation, transport youth to activities and appointments, and serve as a youth advocate and mentor within the program.

Provide direct supervision and support to adolescent males in a long-term therapeutic program. Maintain safety and security on shift, apply behavior management protocols, oversee Recovery Specialist I/II staff, enforce program structure and schedules, work mandatory overtime and participate in on-call rotation.

Oversee day-to-day and strategic operations of a peer recovery center, supervise staff and volunteers, provide peer supervision and training, enhance recovery coaching, and ensure a safe, recovery-oriented environment while supporting center mission and service quality.

The specialist assesses offender needs, monitors compliance with programs, facilitates psychoeducational groups, and provides reentry planning and support.

The Clinician provides individual and group clinical services and case management to patients with substance use disorders and co-occurring disorders, ensuring adherence to organizational business needs.

The Clinician is responsible for providing individual and group clinical services and case management to patients with substance use and co-occurring disorders, meeting organizational business needs.

The Program Guide supports a safe environment for clients, managing crowds, providing customer service, and employing de-escalation strategies.

The Clinician will provide documented individual and group clinical services, manage cases for patients, assist in crisis management, and adhere to HIPAA policies.

The Clinical Supervisor oversees clinical service delivery, ensuring treatment aligns with design standards while fostering personalized care and client engagement. Responsibilities include staff training, quality assurance, and promoting the organization's mission and values.