Jobs at Thriveworks

Provides clinical supervision to at least six resident clinicians, including weekly group and individual supervision, documentation oversight, coaching, and performance collaboration. Maintains a client caseload with at least 10 hours of weekly availability and delivers telehealth or in-person behavioral health care. Requires an independently licensed Texas LPC or LCSW, supervision training, documentation completion, and ongoing clinical support for diverse clients including couples and children.

Converts inbound inquiries into scheduled mental health appointments through consultative sales. Builds trust, assesses prospective clients’ needs, explains service value, overcomes objections, closes enrollments, and recommends alternatives when needed. Maintains sales and quality metrics in a high-volume remote call-center environment while providing empathetic client service and protecting confidentiality.

Lead revenue cycle operations, including patient accounts receivable, credit balances, eligibility verification, billing call center workflows, insurance denials, write-offs, collections, and outsourced vendor management. Develop KPIs, SOPs, training, and process improvements to reduce aging and denials, improve revenue integrity and cash flow, and enhance the patient financial journey across a multistate healthcare environment.

Provide remote clinical supervision to board-certified psychiatric nurse practitioners: monthly 20–30 minute Zoom supervision per NP, same-business-day email/text availability M–F, chart/progress note review, brief documentation after each supervision, complete required annual training. Must be licensed and reside in South Carolina, supervise at least four NPs, and meet stated disciplinary and experience criteria. Compensation: $800/month per NP.

Provide part-time direct psychiatric care (evaluations, medication management, individualized treatment plans) and supervise PMHNPs (chart review, consultations, compliance, quality assurance). Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, maintain EMR documentation, support regulatory compliance, and contribute to clinical education and policy development. Schedule typically ~30 clinical hours and ~10 supervisory hours per week with telepsychiatry options.

Provide remote clinical supervision to employed board-certified psychiatric nurse practitioners, perform quarterly QA and chart reviews, complete monthly supervision documentation, be available M–F via text/email, and attend two in-person Tennessee meetings per year. Maintain licensure, DEA, and supervise a minimum of four NPs while following company policies and trainings.

Provide remote clinical supervision to employed board-certified psychiatric nurse practitioners, including monthly 20–30 minute Zoom supervision, chart/progress note review, same-business-day email/text availability during weekdays, and documentation of supervision sessions.

Manage and grow assigned partnerships and referral relationships. Act as primary contact, analyze performance data, lead meetings and business reviews, resolve partner issues, develop account growth strategies, maintain Salesforce records, and collaborate cross-functionally to improve engagement and referral outcomes.

Provide remote clinical supervision to Board Certified Psychiatric Nurse Practitioners, including monthly 20–30 minute Zoom supervision, chart/progress note review, same-business-day email/text availability, documentation completion, and annual trainings. Must accept at least four NPs and refer out severe cases not suitable for telemedicine.

Provide remote clinical supervision to board-certified psychiatric nurse practitioners in Alabama: quarterly QA, chart/progress note review, same-business-day availability M–F for questions, monthly supervision documentation, occasional in-state travel, and annual required training.

Provide remote clinical supervision to employed board-certified psychiatric nurse practitioners, conduct quarterly QA and monthly documentation, review charts, be available M–F for clinical questions, and maintain required in-person practice hours and licensure in Mississippi.