11 Behavioral Health Specialist jobs in United States available for remote work from home. Apply for positions such as Care Management Behavioral Health Specialist, Behavioral Health Specialist I PD, Behavioral Health Specialist I PD and more! Discover the best work-from-home or hybrid, full- and part-time jobs.
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The specialist provides clinical care management to assess, plan, and coordinate member healthcare needs while ensuring compliance with medical policies. They also collaborate with internal and external stakeholders to resolve issues and improve quality of care through evidence-based practices.
Responsible for implementing ABA treatment plans and providing direct care to children aged 2-8+ in their homes. Duties include documenting patient progress, managing aggressive behaviors, and assisting with daily living activities.
Responsible for implementing ABA treatment plans and providing direct care to children aged 2-8+ in their homes. Duties include documenting patient progress, managing aggressive behaviors, and assisting with daily living activities.
The specialist provides care management services and evidence-based short-term psychotherapy to patients with behavioral health needs, acting as a key resource for Care Teams across primary clinics. Responsibilities include screening patients, developing care plans, coordinating referrals, and documenting encounters in the electronic medical record.
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The Behavioral Health Care Specialist provides group-based interventions and case management for members with substance use disorders via telehealth. Responsibilities include facilitating psychoeducational and support groups, managing crisis situations, and maintaining accurate clinical documentation.
The Member Services Specialist serves as the primary point of contact for youth, families, and providers, managing incoming calls and resolving inquiries. They are responsible for completing intake documentation, processing authorizations, and addressing member complaints according to established procedures.
The specialist serves as the primary point of contact for youth, families, and providers, managing intake documentation and resolving inquiries. They are responsible for routing calls, maintaining consistent procedures, and providing high-quality customer service.
This position is responsible for conducting care management and health education programs for customers enrolled in government health care programs. The role also involves gathering, analyzing, and providing data for regulatory reports while representing the company to members.
Provide real-world support, mentoring, and advocacy for peers with behavioral health conditions using lived experience. Manage a personal caseload via telehealth and participate in a 24/7 on-call rotation.
Develop and deliver training curricula on evidence-based practices for substance use disorders and integrated behavioral health care. Provide individualized technical assistance and coaching to community-based organizations across San Diego County to build clinical and organizational capacity.
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