Jobs at Vocational Instruction Project Community Services, Inc.

Manage the clinic interceptor desk, greet and direct patients, collect and prepare random urine specimens for laboratory testing, flag appointments and services in computer systems, maintain specimen supplies and records, answer phones, support medical records, reduce patient wait times, and report incidents or process recommendations. The role requires professionalism, sound judgment, strong communication, and the ability to work independently in a fast-paced community health setting.

Manage full-cycle recruiting for a nonprofit: source and outreach, partner with hiring managers, screen and interview candidates, ensure equitable candidate experience, strengthen employer brand, and represent the organization at events.

Provides licensed practical nursing care under a Nurse Manager’s direction. Responsibilities include following client care plans, administering and tracking medications, monitoring intoxication and side effects, maintaining medical records, providing health teaching and supportive care, communicating with clients and staff, attending training and meetings, and performing duties within scope of practice.

Provides peer-based support and navigation to individuals with medical, behavioral health, mental health, substance use, HIV, and chronic illness needs. Conducts outreach, appointment reminders, care re-engagement, testing and counseling, peer groups, and appointment accompaniment. Maintains timely, accurate documentation in AIRS and eClinicalWorks, performs data entry for PrEP and RAP programs, resolves discrepancies, supports audits and quality improvement, and follows confidentiality and reporting requirements.

Provide peer support and outreach to clients with HIV, mental health, medical, or substance use histories. Conduct in-person outreach, follow-up calls/letters, accompany clients to appointments, perform home/agency visits, facilitate support groups, represent the agency at events, maintain HIPAA compliance, and participate in trainings and special projects.

Provides individual and group counseling, assessments, crisis intervention, care planning, case management, and community resource coordination for patients with Opioid Use Disorder. Maintains a caseload of at least 30 patients, completes clinical documentation, participates in case conferences and quality improvement activities, and supports evidence-based substance use and mental health services.

Provide 100% clinical services to adolescents and families in a school/clinic setting: perform DSM diagnostic assessments, develop treatment plans, implement evidence-based interventions, facilitate groups, participate in interdisciplinary team meetings, and consult with psychiatry and mental health specialists.

Lead day-to-day compliance operations across multiple facilities, supervise compliance staff, manage investigations and incident tracking, ensure regulatory adherence (HIPAA, 42 CFR Part 2, OMIG), develop training, prepare regulatory responses and reports, and coordinate cross-departmental compliance activities in support of the CCO.