Jobs at Spectrum Health Systems, Inc.

Provides individual and group clinical services and case management to clients with mental health, substance abuse, or dual-diagnosis concerns. Develops, implements, and revises treatment plans; coordinates referrals to community services; and participates in multidisciplinary treatment planning, case reviews, and conferences.

Serves as the corporate office’s primary receptionist and front desk representative. Greets visitors, answers and directs calls, manages office communications, coordinates meetings and schedules, supports events, manages office supplies, and assists senior leadership with administrative projects. Requires strong organization, communication, multitasking, confidentiality, and customer service skills.

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

Administers medication to incarcerated patients enrolled in substance use disorder treatment, triages patients with opioid or alcohol use disorders, and controls, counts, and administers medication according to state and federal regulations.

Provides medication administration and documentation for clients in an outpatient substance use treatment program. Responsibilities include controlling onsite medications, educating clients about medication-assisted treatment, verifying and transcribing physician orders, supporting admissions, documenting substance use diagnoses, and responding appropriately to problems and emergencies. The role requires effective communication with clients, families, staff, and regulatory agencies in a culturally diverse, interdisciplinary setting.

Provides clinical leadership for a substance use disorder treatment program in a correctional facility. Oversees treatment-model fidelity, clinical documentation, programming schedules, participant concerns, staff supervision, and personnel training. Collaborates with Virginia Department of Corrections staff to ensure high-quality services and a supportive recovery environment.

The Clinical Supervisor manages clinical aspects of programs, providing leadership and supervision, ensuring program fidelity, conducting record reviews, and training staff in a correctional facility.

Supervises the implementation and delivery of program and case management services within correctional facilities. Ensures evidence-based service delivery, customer service standards, staff training, and program quality. Requires collaboration with clients, families, staff, and regulatory agencies. The role may involve extended hours, including evenings and weekends, to meet organizational needs.

Provides individual and group clinical services and case management for clients with mental health, substance abuse, or dual-diagnosis conditions. Develops, implements, and revises treatment plans; coordinates referrals to community services; and participates in multidisciplinary treatment planning, case reviews, and conferences within an inpatient residential treatment program.

Oversee day-to-day operations of an outpatient substance abuse treatment program, supervise clinical and case management staff, ensure evidence-based care meets licensing, accreditation, and regulatory standards, integrate clinical services across sites, and maintain high-quality, customer-focused service delivery.

Provide direct support to clients in an inpatient substance use stabilization program: maintain safety, transport clients, conduct alcohol and drug screens, assist admissions/discharges, oversee light housekeeping, and document activities in electronic health records.

Oversee day-to-day Medication for Opioid Use Disorder services at assigned MA DOC sites, ensure clinical care follows evidence-based practices and regulatory/accreditation standards, maintain knowledge of governing requirements, carry a clinical caseload as needed, and coordinate with executive clinical leadership and management to deliver quality SUDT services.

Provide individual and group clinical services and case management to clients with mental health, substance abuse, or dual diagnosis. Develop and revise treatment plans, refer clients to community services, and participate in multidisciplinary treatment planning and case review.

The Outpatient Nurse administers medication, documents treatment, educates clients, and assists with admissions in a healthcare setting.

The Clinical Program Director oversees substance abuse treatment operations, ensuring compliance and quality of clinical services, and supervises staff operations.

Administers and documents medications for clients in an outpatient substance use treatment program. Educates clients about medication-assisted treatment, verifies and transcribes physician orders, manages onsite medication controls, and supports admissions and substance use diagnosis documentation. The nurse communicates effectively with clients, families, staff, physicians, regulatory agencies, and interdisciplinary teams while exercising independent judgment during emergencies.

Supervise and support Recovery Support Navigator (RSN) staff, ensure RSN services meet program and DOC contractual standards, provide training, participate in quality improvement and compliance activities, manage documentation and electronic health record episodes, assist patients with resources and crises, and serve as point of contact in the Director's absence.

Ensure a safe, pro-social environment at an outpatient treatment program by greeting clients, managing crowd control, monitoring safety (including parking lot), and using trauma-informed de-escalation strategies to resolve conflicts and coordinate staff support.

Greet and check in inpatient guests, answer and route calls, handle mail/packages, maintain lobby and front desk, protect confidential client records per HIPAA, follow emergency procedures, and complete assigned administrative tasks.

Provide nursing care within a correctional Medication for Addiction Treatment (MAT) program: administer controlled medications, triage patients with opioid or alcohol use disorders, and manage medication control and counts in compliance with state and federal regulations.