Jobs at Terros Health

Provides peer-based treatment, rehabilitation, advocacy, mentoring, and supportive services to clients in community and clinical settings. Collaborates with the Assertive Community Treatment team to assess needs, develop service plans, support recovery, and coordinate with families and community agencies. Requires extensive field travel, flexible weekend and holiday availability, lived behavioral-health recovery experience, and strong communication and computer skills.

Coordinates transitions from inpatient behavioral health services to outpatient and community care. Reviews clinical information, identifies discharge resources, connects patients with ongoing treatment, and collaborates with hospitals, outpatient teams, families, care managers, primary care providers, and health plans. The role monitors follow-up, supports effective care transitions, reduces readmissions and crisis-service utilization, maintains confidentiality, and works across inpatient and outpatient settings.

Leads enterprise business intelligence strategy, data architecture, governance, reporting, analytics, and data quality for a regulated healthcare organization. Oversees data warehouses, integrations, ETL/ELT, models, dashboards, and visualization solutions supporting clinical, financial, operational, and executive decisions. Advises leadership, manages BI projects and vendors, ensures healthcare data compliance and security, and leads, coaches, and develops the BI team.

Leads an interdisciplinary behavioral health team serving individuals with serious mental illness or general mental health diagnoses under court-ordered treatment. Provides clinical and administrative supervision, training, mentoring, quality oversight, and direct patient support. Ensures assessments and service plans comply with regulations, coordinates care with external and medical providers, and supports patients in achieving their goals.

Provides community- and clinic-based case management for individuals with serious mental illness and general mental health needs. Delivers treatment-focused, trauma-informed, recovery-oriented services; develops individualized service plans; teaches daily living, self-care, employment, housing, and independence skills; coordinates resources; re-engages high-risk individuals; and supports progress toward health and treatment goals.

Provides outpatient behavioral health counseling for individuals and families, including intakes, assessments, treatment and discharge planning, evidence-based group counseling, clinical documentation, progress monitoring, and coordination with state, federal, and local agencies. Serves clients affected by domestic violence, mental health conditions, substance use, and co-occurring disorders in office or other service settings while maintaining regulatory compliance and client-centered care.

Provides case management for individuals with serious mental illness or general mental health diagnoses under court-ordered treatment. Responsibilities include assessments, crisis and service planning, recovery goal support, care coordination, outreach, follow-up after crises or hospital discharges, and connecting clients with behavioral health, medical, dental, family, and community resources. No experience is required for candidates with a behavioral health bachelor’s degree; training is provided.

Provides case management and supportive services to individuals with serious mental illness or general mental health diagnoses under court-ordered treatment. Responsibilities include assessments, crisis plans, individualized service plans, client outreach, care coordination, follow-up after missed appointments or hospital discharges, and connecting clients with behavioral health, medical, dental, and community resources.

Provides case management for individuals with serious mental illness or general mental health diagnoses under court-ordered treatment. Assesses clients, develops crisis and individualized service plans, supports treatment and recovery goals, coordinates behavioral, medical, dental, family, and community services, and follows up on crises, missed appointments, and hospital discharges. Helps clients pursue employment, education, independent housing, and community stability.

Configures and maintains the NextGen practice management system to support accurate claims billing, payment posting, encounter processing, and reporting. Loads payer contracts, providers, fee schedules, code mappings, rules, and alerts; documents changes; develops test scenarios; monitors audit reports; analyzes configuration impacts; and supports software updates, vendor audits, and revenue cycle quality initiatives. The role also communicates configuration changes, resolves customer service issues, and ensures production and quality standards are met.

Provides peer-led treatment, rehabilitation, advocacy, mentoring, and supportive services to clients through an Assertive Community Treatment team. Assesses client needs, contributes to service plans, liaises with families and community agencies, and brings lived mental health or recovery experience to client care. The role is 80% field-based, requires extensive travel, flexible weekend and holiday availability, and coordination across clinical and community settings.

Provides case management for individuals with serious mental illness or general mental health diagnoses under court-ordered treatment. Responsibilities include assessments, crisis and service planning, treatment-goal support, care coordination, outreach, follow-up after crises or hospital discharges, and connecting clients with behavioral health, medical, dental, housing, employment, and community resources.

Provides rehabilitation and supportive services to individuals with serious mental illness or general mental health diagnoses under court-ordered treatment. Helps clients identify and pursue recovery goals, implements service plans, monitors progress, documents care, and uses motivational interviewing and brief clinical interventions. Coordinates with families, employment specialists, vocational rehabilitation counselors, community providers, and clinical team members to support clients’ employment, education, and meaningful daily activities.

Provides recovery-based coaching, living-skills training, personal assistance, and peer and family support to individuals with serious mental illness or general mental health diagnoses. Works within an interdisciplinary clinical team, delivers individual and group wellness coaching, supports health goals, develops wellness plans, and promotes healthy relationships and behaviors.

Provides outpatient behavioral health counseling for individuals, families, couples, children, adolescents, and groups. Conducts intakes, assessments, treatment and discharge planning; maintains clinical records; monitors client needs; submits reports; and coordinates services with government and community agencies. The role serves clients with mental health, substance use, and co-occurring disorders, including domestic violence probationers, using evidence-based and client-centered practices.

Provides outpatient behavioral health counseling, including client intakes, assessments, treatment and discharge planning, group counseling, progress documentation, service coordination, and follow-up. The clinician delivers evidence-based, client-centered services to individuals and families, collaborating with government and community agencies. The role requires a behavioral health master’s degree, Arizona licensure or eligibility, background and registry checks, CPR or First Aid capability, driving qualifications, fingerprint clearance, and TB testing.

Provides peer-based behavioral health and substance use recovery support to clients in the LADDER program. Responsibilities include client orientation, mentoring, transportation, facilitating recovery and symptom-management groups, service documentation, community outreach, care coordination, family engagement, and modeling recovery through lived experience. Works collaboratively with clinicians and behavioral health technicians while maintaining professional relationships and participating in meetings and training.

Provides peer recovery support to clients with co-occurring mental health and substance-use disorders. Responsibilities include client orientation, mentoring, transportation, facilitating recovery and symptom-management groups, documentation, community outreach, care coordination, family engagement, and modeling recovery through lived experience. The specialist collaborates with clinicians, behavioral health technicians, healthcare partners, and community organizations.

Provides behavioral health case management, care coordination, outreach, assessments, crisis treatment plans, individualized service plans, and brief clinical interventions. Collaborates with clients, families, providers, state agencies, and interdisciplinary clinical teams to coordinate services, monitor treatment effectiveness, document progress, and connect individuals with appropriate behavioral health and community resources.

Executive leader overseeing clinical strategy, operations, quality, compliance, integrated care, workforce development, and specialty programs across multisite behavioral health and medical services. Partners with the Chief Medical Officer, executive team, payers, regulators, and community organizations to improve access, outcomes, patient experience, care coordination, and financial sustainability. Leads clinical teams, workflows, policies, technology adoption, provider development, value-based care initiatives, and organizational change across Terros Health’s FQHC and specialty programs.