Grace Care Homes

Medical Director

• Support planned New Jersey outpatient mental-health and substance-use treatment services, with potential expansion into intensive outpatient and residential addiction treatment
• Focus initially on clinical planning, licensing documentation and policy development
• Provide medical leadership, chart review, virtual case conferences, consultation with treating clinicians and quality improvement
• Review proposed services and patient ages
• Develop admission criteria, clinical policies, medication protocols and emergency/referral procedures
• Support clinical recruitment
• Supply credentials for medical-director designation and payer enrollment
• Establish appropriate supervision or collaboration arrangements
• Maintain agreed clinical availability
• Provide patient appointments and prescribing only if separately agreed
• Define scope, coverage plan and compensation for additional programs or locations

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Part-Time Medical Director – Mental Health, Substance Use

General

• Conduct behavioral and care assessments in patients' homes or approved alternate settings
• Complete face-to-face Start of Care, reassessment, and PRN visits
• Assess IADL mobility, nutrition, and environment
• Identify active and chronic diseases and determine physical, mental, and social needs
• Educate and counsel patients and families on identified conditions
• Develop and implement service plans and regularly reassess client needs
• Observe and report symptoms, treatment reactions, drug reactions, and changes in physical or emotional condition
• Initiate preventative procedures and environmental changes to ensure patient safety and security
• Maintain clinical and progress notes and provide progress reports to physicians
• Coordinate services with other agencies and healthcare providers
• Counsel patients and families regarding nursing and related needs
• Complete documentation electronically using a paperless system
• Attend virtual training through Zoom

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Field RN – Homecare

Nurse Practitioner

• Conduct psychiatric evaluations
• Develop treatment plans
• Prescribe within New Jersey authority
• Monitor medication response and side effects
• Manage refills and patient questions
• Maintain electronic records
• Participate in virtual case reviews
• Coordinate with the medical director and clinical team
• Provide psychiatric mental-health and substance-use services
• Support planned IOP and residential assignments under a separate coverage agreement
• Perform approximately five appointments per clinical day as an initial planning target
• Complete documentation and follow-up work

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Part-Time Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, PMHNP

• Attend one scheduled board meeting per quarter via Zoom and review materials in advance
• Participate in committee work and decisions between meetings as needed
• Review plans, budgets, financial reports, risks, and program outcomes
• Support fundraising through introductions, donor outreach, campaigns, and community partnerships
• Pay board member dues; the amount and schedule will be disclosed before appointment
• Exercise independent judgment, maintain confidentiality, disclose conflicts, and follow the bylaws and board policies
• Support the Executive Director while honoring the board's oversight responsibilities

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Non-Profit Healthcare Board Member

• Conduct behavioral and care assessments in patients’ homes or approved alternate settings
• Perform face-to-face Start of Care, reassessment, supervisory, and PRN visits
• Assess IADL mobility, nutrition, and environment
• Identify active and chronic disease conditions and physical, mental, and social needs
• Educate and counsel patients and families on identified conditions
• Develop and implement service plans and regularly reassess client needs
• Observe and report symptoms, treatment reactions, drug reactions, and changes in physical or emotional condition
• Initiate preventive procedures and environmental changes to ensure patient safety and security
• Maintain clinical and progress notes and provide reports to physicians
• Coordinate services with agencies and healthcare providers
• Counsel patients and families regarding nursing and related needs
• Make appointment reminder calls and respond to clarification calls within required timeframes
• Complete and submit electronic assessments and corrections promptly

• Conduct community, behavioral, and care assessments in patients’ homes or alternate approved settings
• Perform face-to-face visits only
• Assess IADL mobility, nutrition, and environment
• Identify active and chronic diseases and determine patients’ physical, mental, and social needs
• Educate and counsel patients and families regarding identified conditions
• Develop and implement service plans as applicable
• Regularly reassess client needs, including reassessment visits every six months
• Observe and report symptoms, treatment and drug reactions, and changes in patients’ physical or emotional conditions
• Initiate preventive procedures and environmental changes to ensure patient safety and security
• Maintain clinical and progress notes and provide progress reports to physicians
• Coordinate services with agencies and healthcare providers
• Counsel patients and families regarding nursing and related needs
• Make reminder calls before appointments
• Complete and submit assessments and corrections within 24 hours
• Respond to clarification calls within 24 hours
• Complete electronic assessments using a scheduling platform and web browser