Jobs at Wellnest Emotional Health & Wellness

The Systems Administrator manages the electronic health records system, oversees clinical data management, provides system support, and ensures compliance with regulations. They lead implementation projects and supervise staff while providing critical reports to management.

Case Managers assist clients in accessing medical, educational, and social services, conduct assessments, provide support, and engage in community outreach.

The VP of Human Resources leads HR strategies aligned with organizational goals, ensuring compliance, promoting DEI, and developing talent within the organization.

The Case Manager provides support and services to promote children's emotional well-being, conducts assessments, leads groups, assists families with resources, and provides client rehabilitation services.

The Receptionist provides clerical support, greets visitors, answers calls, maintains the reception area, and ensures compliance with health standards.

Case Managers assist families in accessing necessary community services, conduct needs assessments, provide rehabilitation services, and facilitate group sessions promoting effective parenting and stress management.

The Assistant Director oversees outpatient services, managing clinical supervisors and staff, ensuring compliance with program regulations, and developing community relationships while providing clinical support and supervision.

The HR Assistant provides support to the HR team by managing employee records, assisting with HR processes, and coordinating engagement activities while ensuring data accuracy.

The Senior Financial Analyst tracks financial performance, supports budgeting, analyzes contract expenditures, and assists in financial reporting for strategic decision-making.

The Clinical Supervisor leads clinical oversight and supervision of service providers, ensuring quality client care and adherence to regulations. Responsibilities include supervising staff, monitoring case documentation, consulting on treatment plans, and conducting performance evaluations.

The Program Coordinator oversees IFCCS programs, managing budgets, staff, and service delivery while ensuring compliance and high standards of care.

The Case Manager assists young adults in accessing essential resources for housing and healthcare, supporting them in overcoming barriers to stability and self-sufficiency.

The ICMS Case Manager supports at-risk youth by developing service plans, advocating for resources, and maintaining housing stability while collaborating with healthcare and community services.

The Clinical Supervisor provides oversight and supervision for a treatment team, ensuring quality care, timely documentation, and staff evaluations. This role requires after-hours availability and interaction with various stakeholders.