The Recovery Access Specialist serves as the primary point of contact for prospective and current members, managing intake processes and acting as a liaison. They are responsible for conducting biopsychosocial assessments, scheduling appointments, and providing compassionate support to individuals seeking substance use disorder treatment.
The Staff Provider will facilitate rapid-access telemedicine intakes and provide ongoing medical support for patients in early recovery. They will manage a panel of maintenance members, coordinate care, and collaborate with the medical leadership team to develop new service lines.
The Staff Provider will facilitate rapid-access telemedicine intakes and provide ongoing maintenance care for patients in recovery. They will also collaborate with the medical leadership team to develop new service lines and support colleagues with coverage and training.
Lead 3-4 structured group therapy sessions daily using evidence-based curricula. Collaborate with a multidisciplinary care team to monitor member progress and document clinical outcomes.
The Population Health Coordinator supports high-acuity member populations through registry management, data analysis, and interdisciplinary care coordination. They provide direct member-facing care, including screenings, assessments, and transitional support, while participating in pilot projects to improve patient outcomes.
The Staff Provider will facilitate rapid-access telemedicine intakes and provide longitudinal maintenance care for patients in recovery. They will also collaborate with the medical leadership team to develop new service lines and support the onboarding of new providers.
The Staff Provider will facilitate rapid-access intakes and provide ongoing medical support for patients in recovery using telemedicine. They will also manage a panel of maintenance members, collaborate with clinical teams, and assist in the development of new medical service lines.
The Admissions Counselor leads the treatment team by conducting intake assessments and coordinating comprehensive care for members. They are responsible for clinical documentation, crisis intervention, and ensuring compliance with treatment standards.
Lead 3–4 structured group therapy sessions daily while collaborating with a multidisciplinary care team. Monitor member progress, document outcomes, and engage in local community outreach to support the recovery mission.
The Senior Staff Provider manages a team of medical providers while delivering direct patient care for opioid use disorder via telemedicine. They also serve as a medical consultant, conduct chart reviews, and support clinical training and change-management initiatives.
The Staff Provider will facilitate rapid-access telemedicine intakes and provide ongoing medical support for patients in recovery. They will also manage a panel of maintenance members and collaborate with the medical leadership team to develop new service lines.
The Member Access Provider will conduct intake evaluations and initiate buprenorphine-based medication for addiction treatment via telemedicine. They will collaborate with a multidisciplinary team to stabilize patients during the first four weeks of their recovery journey.
The Member Access Provider will conduct intake evaluations and initiate medication-assisted treatment for patients via telemedicine. They will collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to stabilize patients during the critical first weeks of their recovery journey.
The Member Access Provider will conduct intake evaluations and initiate buprenorphine-based medication for addiction treatment via telemedicine. They will collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to stabilize patients during the critical first weeks of their recovery journey.
Lead daily evidence-based group therapy sessions and collaborate with care teams to monitor member progress. Engage in community outreach and maintain a recovery-oriented environment for members.
The Admissions Counselor leads the treatment team by conducting intake assessments and coordinating member treatment decisions. They are responsible for clinical documentation in the EMR and ensuring compliance with admission requirements.
The physician will conduct patient intakes, monitor clinical progress during group sessions, and manage medication dosing. They are also responsible for maintaining hospital admitting privileges and completing clinical notes in the EMR system.
Lead daily evidence-based group therapy sessions and collaborate with care teams to monitor member progress. Engage in community outreach and maintain clinical documentation within a recovery-oriented environment.
The Admissions Counselor leads the treatment team by conducting intake assessments and coordinating clinical decisions for members with opioid use disorder. They are responsible for ensuring compliance with admission requirements and providing individual support and crisis intervention.
The physician is responsible for conducting patient intakes, monitoring clinical progress during group sessions, and managing medication dosing. They must also authorize prescriptions during monthly visits and maintain accurate records in the EMR system.
Facilitate medical intakes and provide enhanced support for members in early recovery using telemedicine. Provide longitudinal maintenance care, supervise access staff providers, and support the medical leadership team in deploying new service lines.
Lead daily evidence-based group therapy sessions and collaborate with care teams to monitor member progress. Engage in community outreach and maintain clinical documentation to support a recovery-oriented environment.
