Behavioral Health Clinician (3086)

Bring your clinical skills. Bring your humanity. Show up when it matters.

As a Behavioral Health Clinician I or II, you’ll build trust and provide compassionate, skilled care as clients navigate mental health challenges, substance use, trauma, housing instability, and crisis. You’ll help clients take the next step toward greater stability and well-being.

Stay grounded when things get complicated. Be the clinician who helps someone move forward. You’ll work alongside a multidisciplinary team to provide whole-person care and make a meaningful difference in the lives of the people we serve.

We’re hiring at either level based on your credentials, experience, and level of clinical independence:

• Behavioral Health Clinician I — Associate Level

• Behavioral Health Clinician II — Licensed Level

What Success Looks Like

This is a clinical role within a fast-paced, integrated healthcare environment. Successful clinicians are compassionate, clinically skilled professionals who thrive in collaborative settings and are comfortable working with individuals experiencing moderate to complex behavioral health needs.

Success in this role means using sound clinical judgment to provide assessments, evidence-based therapy, crisis intervention, and care coordination while building trusting therapeutic relationships.

The Role

• Provide individual and group therapy psychotherapy services to clients with moderate to complex behavioral health needs within an integrated care setting.

• Conduct diagnostic assessments and develop individualized treatment plans using evidence-based, trauma-informed, and culturally responsive approaches.

• Provide crisis assessment, intervention, and stabilization services, including coordination to higher levels of care when clinically indicated.

• Collaborate with medical providers, case managers, detox program staff, and multidisciplinary team members to support coordinated care.

• Maintain timely, accurate, and clinically appropriate documentation that supports medical necessity, continuity of care, and regulatory compliance.

• Participate in case consultation, team meetings, care coordination, and other activities that support effective client care.