Category: Fredericksburg

About BrightView Health 

BrightView was founded to give the people in our communities two things: help and hope. We’re changing addiction treatment by combating the disease of addiction with a comprehensive treatment approach. 

We are committed to personalizing our addiction treatment programs to each individual patient. We believe anyone can achieve the goal of life-long recovery with the help of our outpatient services which includes Medically Assisted Treatment and Clinical Services.  

 We continue to grow our presence nationwide as we stay committed to serving patients and saving lives! 

Position Summary: 

The Advanced Practitioner will be responsible for providing medical services in collaboration 

with a licensed physician. The Advance Practitioner will implement treatment plans in 

coordination with the supervising physician and inform patients about the medical 

components of their treatment. The goal of this position is to be a key component of the 

integrated care team that provides high quality comprehensive care to each of our patients. 

Job Responsibilities: 

• Mentor and conduct professional development activities in medical subjects relevant to the patient’s treatment. 

• Participate in all trainings as required by federal, state, local, and accrediting agencies and comply with all accrediting, federal, state, and local regulatory agency requirements. 

• Develop and present training content for education on various medical topics relevant to 

substance use disorders and general good health practices. 

• Perform medical services within the scope of his/her education, training, and expertise. 

• Ensure implementation of medical quality health standard for both patients and employees. 

• Provide medical input into overall program philosophy, treatment services, and patient 

care. 

• Provide a response to emergency care providers when they require consultation for one of 

the program patients. 

• Collaborate whenever necessary with other physicians, clinics or hospitals participating in the treatment of program patients. 

• Attend weekly treatment team meetings, as well as outside seminars and training. 

• Hold a basic understanding of drug/alcohol abuse and addiction and keep updated on 

current drug abuse and treatment information. 

• Develop professional, helpful, and effective relationships with patients, team members, and constituents. 

• Ensure treatment center meets all accreditation standards related to medical, health, and 

safety issues. 

Do you have a passion for helping patients and families? Do you want to work with a team that
shares your passion for making a difference? Help create a brighter future for the patients we
serve and help shape the future of BrightView Health with this Care Coordinator position.

Join a collaborative culture where we recognize that great ideas come from diverse
perspectives. Here, you will build genuine connections with your team as you help
patients heal and step into a new promising life.

Help make an impact in your community and improve the lives of patients and families
suffering from Substance Use Disorder. Apply to our Care Coordinator position today!

Care Coordinator Job Responsibilities
• Connect patients and families with available resources and follow-up to document
use/success of referral.
• Complete detailed reports on needs assessments and care coordination activities.
• Input accurate and complete case management data into electronic patient database.
• Assist patients in accessing appropriate medical, social, educational, and employment resources.
• Monitor and ensure patients are seeing health care professionals outside of Brightview
when required by the BrightView treatment team.
• Provide crisis and de-escalation techniques.
• Assure documentation is completed in compliance with contract regulatory
agency requirements and best practices.
• Ensure patients have reliable, consistent transportation to BrightView and other care
providers.
• Coordinate patient care with other BrightView team members.
• Complete documentation within specified timeframe using Electronic Medical
Records.
• Attend required meetings including individual and group supervision, treatment team
meeting, and quarterly in-service.

Position Summary:

The State Clinical Director is a driven, visible, hands-on leader who leads a team of Clinical Directors to provide developmental and training support to clinical supervisors and staff. This engaged, master clinician is charged with ensuring the provision of quality clinical care to patients by engaging staff in professional development, teaching best practices, and ensuring the delivery of high-quality clinical supervision and training. The State Clinical Director works collaboratively with the Chief Clinical Officer, Operations leadership, Clinical Directors, Clinical Supervisors, and clinical staff to develop and implement a training and staff development program. This key leader serves as a subject-matter expert and consultant on clinical services to the VP of Operations for the respective geographic territory.

Essential Job Duties:

· Ensures high-fidelity delivery of BrightView’s expected clinical programming, including the achievement of Clinical quality KPIs, across the respective geographic territory;

· Responsible for the cohesive, high-fidelity implementation of BrightView’s clinical programming model;

· Implements a comprehensive clinical staff competency program;

· Implements a comprehensive Clinical Supervisor development model to train on best-practices in clinical supervision;

· Develops and implements standards of clinical supervision for all clinical staff, whether independently- or dependently-licensed, in compliance with the standards of county, state, and federal regulatory agencies;

· Ensures and audits appropriate use of evidence-based treatment approaches;

· Models and trains on best-practices in staff development;

· Verifies the completion of clinical documentation to meet county, state, federal, and internal agency standards, including thoroughness and timeliness standards;

· Serves as a resource and subject-matter expert for non-clinical staff to build their understanding of clinical services, including the nature of addiction, the importance of a comprehensive model of care, and the value to patients in offering a robust clinical model;

· Partners with the VP of Quality + Programs Excellence in the development of standardized clinical documentation to verify that such documents meet county, state, and federal agency;

· Collaborates with BrightView’s Compliance team in providing training and development in response to plans of correction, to ensure adherence to county, state, and federal statutes;

· Supports the recruitment, training, and evaluation of clinical staff;

· Participates and attends events, activities, and/or trainings to enhance BrightView’s presence;

· Collaborates with regional and center-level leadership to ensure adequate training and staff development activities are offered;

· Requires regular travel to BrightView centers to provide in-person training and oversight;

· Other duties as assigned.

About BrightView Health 

BrightView was founded to give the people in our communities two things: help and hope. We’re changing addiction treatment by combating the disease of addiction with a comprehensive treatment approach. 

We are committed to personalizing our addiction treatment programs to each individual patient. We believe anyone can achieve the goal of life-long recovery with the help of our outpatient services which includes Medically Assisted Treatment and Clinical Services.  

 We continue to grow our presence nationwide as we stay committed to serving patients and saving lives! 

Position Summary:  

The Substance Use Disorder Counselor is responsible for providing clinical services to individuals with a substance use disorder under supervision and based on evidence-based practices. The SUD Counselor will work with individuals, families, and groups to promote optimum health while in recovery from substance use disorder. 
 

Job Responsibilities: 

• Deliver Substance Use Disorder treatment under clinical supervision. 

• Coordinate patient care with onsite medical team. 

• Use ASAM criteria and acquired information to provide accurate least restrictive care to individuals, groups, and families. 

• Administer, score, and perform initial screening tests and evaluations. 

• Assure documentation is completed with contract regulatory agency requirements and best practices. 

• Provide interventions, treatments and utilize evidence-based therapy. 

• Complete documentation within specified timeframe using Electronic Medical Records. 

• Attend required meetings including individual and group supervision, treatment team meeting, and quarterly in-service.