Jobs at WestCare

Provide primary intensive outpatient nursing care for women with substance use or co-occurring disorders: assess and document medical histories, administer and track medications, assist physician with exams and treatments, perform vitals and routine tests, contribute to treatment planning and documentation, support clients' physical and psychosocial needs, and complete required reports.

Manage a caseload of low-income veterans using Housing First principles: assess needs, create and monitor individualized plans, coordinate referrals, provide advocacy, conduct outreach and home visits, mentor junior advocates, document services, and connect veterans to housing, employment, and community supports.

Provides peer-based recovery support to individuals with substance use and/or mental health diagnoses. Facilitates skills-building and psychoeducational groups, mentors clients, assists in developing Wellness Recovery Action Plans, coordinates with treatment teams, documents progress, and links clients to community resources. Upholds confidentiality, agency policies, and promotes recovery-oriented practices.

Provide peer-based outreach, intake, support, and community linkage for eligible veterans and families under the SSPGF. Facilitate peer support meetings, coordinate community events and stakeholders, maintain VA and WestCare data systems, report outcomes, and collaborate with program staff to refer clients to case management and other services. Complete required CPRS training and attend meetings, trainings, and conferences.

Provide case management for clients with substance use and mental health needs: assess needs, develop and implement case plans, coordinate medical/housing/employment resources, enter and maintain HMIS data, assist with medication management and insurance/enrollment, support discharge planning, and maintain documentation.

The Case Manager provides intensive support and resources to individuals experiencing homelessness, facilitating care plans, client advocacy, and coordination with various service providers.

Develops and monitors individualized career plans for fathers in the FORGE program; conducts intake and assessments; provides one-on-one and group job readiness training; connects participants to education, training, employers, and apprenticeships; tracks employment outcomes and maintains grant-compliant documentation; supports events and community outreach.

Support multiple grant-funded programs by coordinating data collection, participant tracking and follow-up, maintaining databases, monitoring data quality, preparing reports and summaries, and conducting site visits and travel across Tennessee to support evaluation and reporting requirements.

The Case Manager provides case management services for clients with substance use and mental health disorders, ensuring coordinated care and resource access.

Provide recovery-based peer support, mentoring, group facilitation, advocacy, and wellness planning for individuals with substance use or mental health diagnoses. Link clients to services, document contacts, and promote self-advocacy and natural supports.

Provide administrative and clerical support to a substance use prevention and recovery program, including scheduling, correspondence, meeting coordination and minutes, data entry, filing, mail distribution, assisting counseling staff, preparing reports, making travel arrangements, and supporting policy and program material implementation. Maintain required clearances, certifications, and adhere to confidentiality and ethical standards.

Provide HR clerical and recruiting support for a region: maintain personnel records, source/screen candidates, manage onboarding and background checks, advise hiring managers, assist payroll/timecards, train on ATS, and support HR process improvements and compliance.

The Adolescent Services Coordinator plans and coordinates clinical services for adolescents, including conducting assessments, providing therapy, supervising staff, and ensuring compliance with standards.

The Program Director oversees clinical and administrative program leadership, collaborates with healthcare professionals, manages budgets, ensures compliance, and assists with staff development and grant planning.

Supervise and train counseling staff, manage day-to-day program operations, deliver individual and group counseling, oversee intake and treatment planning, ensure compliance through QA reviews and reporting, coordinate trainings and community partnerships, and liaise with IDOC and referral agencies.

The Case Manager provides case management services, coordinates treatment plans, attends court hearings, and ensures documentation meets agency standards for clients in need of mental health services.

Provide recovery-oriented peer support, coaching, advocacy and skills-building for individuals with substance use and/or mental health diagnoses. Facilitate groups, assist with Wellness Recovery Action Plans, document sessions, link clients to services, and work with case managers to build natural supports and promote self-advocacy.

Provide daily clinical supervision, training, and coverage for counseling staff; deliver individual/group counseling, intakes, develop and review treatment plans, perform quality assurance of case files, manage referrals and community relationships, assist with data collection/reporting, and ensure compliance with program policies and required clearances.

The Peer Support Specialist assists individuals with substance abuse and mental health challenges, providing recovery support, education, and advocacy to empower consumers in their recovery journey.

The Contract Compliance Assistant will ensure documentation requirements for Medicaid, Medicare, and other funding sources are met, conduct quality assurance reviews, and develop reports for management.