Jobs at Terros Health

The Accounts Receivable Specialist I processes payments, reconciles accounts, resolves discrepancies, and trains teammates while handling medical and behavioral billing.

Manage accounts receivable and a revenue-cycle team to reconcile services to payment, resolve outstanding cash, denials, underpayments, payer adjudication issues, and appeals, ensuring accurate revenue realization and reporting.

Responds on-site to behavioral health crises, assesses risk, engages and stabilizes clients across the lifespan, develops safety plans, makes referrals, follows up, and collaborates with families, schools and first responders.

Provide peer-based recovery support for individuals with serious mental illness or general mental health diagnoses: engage patients and families, coordinate care with clinical teams and community resources, facilitate groups, conduct face-to-face community/home visits, assist with transportation and basic needs, and promote patient participation in service planning and recovery goals.

Provide case management for individuals with serious mental illness or general mental health diagnoses under court-ordered treatment. Complete assessments, crisis and individualized service plans, coordinate care with clinical team and community providers, perform outreach and follow-up (crisis, missed appointments, discharges), and support recovery goals like housing, employment, and education.

Provide person-centered rehabilitation supports for individuals with serious mental illness or general mental health diagnoses under court-ordered treatment. Implement Individual Service Plans, set recovery goals, use brief clinical interventions and Motivational Interviewing, coordinate vocational and community supports, document progress, and promote a safe recovery environment.

Lead and deliver cross-departmental healthcare projects from planning through sustainability. Manage scope, schedules, resources, risks, financials, and stakeholder communication. Partner with clinical and administrative leaders to implement evidence-based, outcome-focused systems and support community health partnerships.

The Master's Level Clinician will assess clients with mental health diagnoses, develop treatment plans, and provide support services in a clinical setting. Responsibilities include documentation, client engagement, and participation in team meetings.

Provide outpatient mental health and substance-use counseling (individual, family, group), conduct intakes/assessments, create treatment and discharge plans, document in EHR, coordinate with agencies, and deliver culturally competent care. May include evening shifts and bilingual services; new grads considered.

The Case Manager assists clients with treatment goals, completes assessments, coordinates care, and conducts outreach for individuals with mental health issues in a recovery health environment.

The Case Manager assists clients with treatment goals, conducts assessments and service plans, and coordinates care among providers. They focus on supporting individuals with Serious Mental Illness and facilitate access to services and resources.

The Case Manager will assist clients with treatment goals, complete assessments, and coordinate care with a clinical team for individuals with mental health issues.

Provide case management to individuals with serious mental illness or general mental health diagnoses under court-ordered treatment. Conduct assessments, crisis plans, individualized service plans, outreach, care coordination with clinical team and community resources, follow-up after crises or discharges, and pursue recovery goals such as education, employment, and independent housing.

Provide case management for individuals with serious mental illness or general mental health diagnoses under court-ordered treatment. Conduct assessments, crisis planning, individualized service plans, outreach, follow-up, and coordinate care with clinical teams, families, and community providers to support recovery goals (housing, employment, education).

Provide case management to individuals with serious mental illness or general mental health diagnoses: complete assessments, crisis and service plans, coordinate care with providers and community resources, perform outreach and follow-up, and support recovery goals including housing, education, and employment.

Provide peer-based support and facilitate family group activities to promote recovery, resiliency, community integration, independence, and self-sufficiency. Document member engagements, assist in assessment and service planning, and share lived experience to support members and families.

Provide rehabilitation and supportive services to individuals with serious mental illness or general mental health diagnoses under court-ordered treatment. Implement individual service plans, set and document recovery goals, use brief clinical interventions and motivational interviewing, engage natural supports, and coordinate with vocational and community providers to support employment, education, and daily activities.

Supervised clinical internship in a 24/7 mobile crisis setting. Students apply coursework to perform crisis and suicide risk assessments, intervene with all ages, coordinate with hospitals, law enforcement and community stakeholders, maintain detailed documentation, and develop crisis intervention skills under professional supervision.

Provide peer-based support and facilitation for members and families in recovery; create and run family group activities, promote community integration and independence, document member engagements, and use recovery-focused approaches while working with EMR systems and NextGen.

Lead a multidisciplinary clinical team serving adults with Serious Mental Illness (SMI). Oversee clinical operations, ensure regulatory compliance, provide supervision, mentoring, quality improvement, and coordinate services across disciplines to deliver evidence-based behavioral health care.