Jobs at Spectrum Health Systems, Inc.

Provides clinical case management and recovery support for patients transitioning from incarceration to community-based behavioral health services. Engages patients up to 120 days before release and 90 days afterward, coordinates treatment referrals, supports transportation and housing needs, communicates with providers, and works independently or collaboratively across on-site and community settings.

Provides direct support to clients in an inpatient clinical stabilization program. Responsibilities include maintaining a safe environment, escorting clients, transporting clients when needed, conducting respectful alcohol and drug screenings, assisting with admissions and discharges, and overseeing housekeeping activities. The role also requires effective communication, independent judgment during emergencies, cultural competence, and basic electronic health record skills.

Provides clinical support and case management to outpatient treatment clients, facilitates groups under supervision, completes required documentation and outcome measures, maintains patient contact, and connects clients with community services. The role follows clinical, regulatory, and organizational protocols while supporting respectful and reliable patient care.

Provides recovery support in an inpatient clinical stabilization program by maintaining a safe environment, escorting and transporting clients, conducting alcohol and drug screens, assisting with admissions and discharges, and overseeing housekeeping. Communicates respectfully with clients, families, staff, and regulatory agencies while exercising independent judgment during routine activities and emergencies. Requires a high school diploma, strong communication skills, basic computer and electronic health record proficiency; substance abuse or mental health experience is preferred but not required.

Supervises nursing staff and schedules coverage, maintains medication supplies and documentation, participates in on-call rotations, educates patients on medication-assisted treatment, verifies and transcribes medication orders, and supports admissions and substance use disorder documentation while ensuring regulatory compliance.

Provides documented individual and group clinical services and case management to incarcerated individuals with substance use and co-occurring disorders in a correctional treatment program. Must meet organizational scheduling needs, including potential workweeks exceeding 40 hours. A relevant bachelor’s degree is required; clinical licensure, CADAC certification, and corrections experience are preferred.

Provides support in an inpatient acute treatment program by maintaining a safe environment, escorting clients, transporting clients when needed, conducting respectful alcohol and drug screenings, assisting with admissions and discharges, and overseeing housekeeping activities. Requires a high school diploma, strong communication skills, sound judgment during emergencies, cultural competence, and basic computer proficiency for electronic health record entries. Substance abuse or mental health experience is preferred but not required.

Administer medications, maintain medication records and inventory, educate clients about medication-assisted treatment, verify and transcribe physician orders, and support admissions and substance use documentation in an outpatient treatment program.

Administer medications, maintain medication counts and documentation, educate clients about medication-assisted treatment, verify and transcribe physician orders, and assist with admissions and substance-use diagnosis documentation in an outpatient treatment program.

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.

Leads grant acquisition and external funding efforts, including federal grant submissions and RFP responses. Coordinates grant-funded project implementation, ensures post-award compliance, prepares financial and non-financial reports and billings with Accounting, and interprets applicable regulations and policies. Requires strong writing, editing, deadline management, collaboration, and grant administration skills.

Provides nursing care and medication support across multiple correctional and healthcare facilities in the Southern Region. Ensures adequate staffing and cross-coverage, follows medical standards, and delivers compassionate patient care while traveling between program locations. The part-time role requires working more than 40 hours weekly when scheduled.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.