Groups Recover Together

General

• Facilitate rapid-access telemedicine intakes and provide enhanced medical support during members’ first weeks of treatment
• Determine medical necessity and treatment appropriateness
• Prescribe buprenorphine/naloxone and other approved withdrawal medications when appropriate
• Maintain regular intake shifts and provide coverage across multiple geographies and new markets
• Complete intake documentation accurately and efficiently
• Coordinate with community providers and transition new members into regular maintenance groups
• Maintain a panel of maintenance members and serve as their dedicated provider at monthly provider groups
• Meet with buprenorphine patients at least every 30 days
• Discuss patient medical issues by phone and email between monthly visits
• Conduct medically necessary individual progress sessions
• Maintain confidential patient records in compliance with HIPAA and applicable laws
• Provide makeup-group and makeup-session coverage and cross-coverage for colleagues
• Participate in an on-call schedule for urgent prescription coverage
• Facilitate access to the state prescription drug monitoring database
• Complete same-day medical documentation and sign prescriptions
• Manage group and individual sessions to keep members and office staff on schedule
• Maintain clinical schedules with office staff
• Follow up on interprofessional communication
• Assist with onboarding, training, and supporting new providers
• Collaborate with medical leadership on initiatives to improve early-treatment outcomes
• Perform other assigned duties

Staff Provider – Part Time

• Facilitate rapid-access medical intakes and provide enhanced medical support during members’ first weeks of treatment
• Determine medical necessity and treatment appropriateness
• Prescribe buprenorphine/naloxone and other approved withdrawal medications when appropriate
• Maintain regular intake shifts and provide rapid-access telemedicine intakes across multiple geographies
• Complete intake documentation accurately and efficiently
• Support successful initiation of medication-assisted treatment during approximately weeks 1–4
• Coordinate with community providers and transition new members into regular maintenance groups
• Maintain a panel of maintenance members and serve as dedicated provider at monthly provider groups
• Meet with buprenorphine patients at least every 30 days, in group settings or via compliant telemedicine
• Provide phone and email support for patients’ medical issues between visits
• Conduct medically necessary individual sessions to review patient progress
• Maintain confidential, timely, and accurate medical records
• Provide makeup-group and makeup 1:1 coverage, cross-coverage, and rotating urgent prescription on-call coverage
• Facilitate access to the state prescription drug monitoring database
• Complete encounter documentation and sign prescriptions on the same business day
• Manage group and individual sessions and coordinate clinical schedules with office staff
• Follow up on interprofessional communication
• Assist with onboarding, training, and support of new providers
• Collaborate with medical leadership on initiatives to improve early-treatment outcomes
• Perform other assigned duties

Bilingual

• Work with providers, counselors, and support staff to facilitate rapid-access intakes and enhanced medical support during members’ early treatment
• Use telemedicine extensively to overcome barriers and keep members safe and engaged in treatment
• Provide longitudinal maintenance care to a panel of members
• Provide coverage for provider colleagues when medical questions or needs arise
• Support launches into new markets and geographies using knowledge of the Groups Recovery System and culture
• Partner with medical leadership to develop and deploy new medical service lines
• Determine medical necessity and treatment appropriateness
• Prescribe buprenorphine/naloxone and other approved withdrawal medications when appropriate
• Maintain intake shifts and provide rapid-access telemedicine intakes across multiple geographies
• Complete intake documentation accurately and efficiently
• Support successful initiation of medication-assisted treatment during weeks 1–4
• Coordinate with community providers and transition new members into regular maintenance groups
• Maintain a panel of maintenance members and serve as dedicated provider at monthly provider groups
• Meet patients receiving buprenorphine at least every 30 days
• Discuss patient medical issues between visits by phone and email
• Conduct medically necessary individual sessions
• Maintain confidential, timely, and compliant medical records
• Provide makeup group and 1:1 session coverage
• Participate in rotating on-call urgent prescription coverage
• Facilitate access to the state prescription drug monitoring database
• Complete encounter documentation and sign prescriptions on the same business day
• Manage group and individual sessions and maintain an effective clinical schedule
• Follow up on interprofessional communication
• Assist with onboarding, training, and supporting new providers
• Pilot initiatives to improve early-treatment outcomes
• Perform other assigned duties

Bilingual Staff Provider

• Work with providers, counselors, and support staff to facilitate rapid-access intakes and enhanced medical support during members’ early weeks of treatment
• Leverage telemedicine extensively for member care
• Overcome barriers faced by members early in recovery and prioritize member safety and treatment engagement
• Provide longitudinal maintenance care to a panel of members
• Provide coverage when regular provider colleagues are unavailable
• Support successful launches into new markets and geographies
• Partner with medical leadership to develop and deploy new medical service lines
• Adhere to clinical policies and procedures in the GRS Manual
• Determine medical necessity and treatment appropriateness
• Prescribe buprenorphine/naloxone and other approved withdrawal medications when appropriate
• Maintain intake shifts and provide rapid-access telemedicine intakes across multiple geographies
• Complete intake documentation accurately and efficiently
• Coordinate with community providers and transition new members into maintenance groups
• Escalate controversial situations to medical or clinical leadership
• Maintain a panel of maintenance members and serve as dedicated provider at monthly provider groups
• Meet with buprenorphine patients at least every 30 days
• Address medical issues between visits by phone and email
• Conduct medically necessary individual sessions
• Maintain confidential, timely, HIPAA-compliant medical records
• Provide coverage for makeup groups and makeup individual sessions
• Participate in rotating on-call urgent prescription coverage
• Facilitate access to the state prescription drug monitoring database
• Complete medical encounter documentation and prescriptions on the same business day
• Manage group and individual sessions and maintain clinical schedules
• Follow up on interprofessional communication
• Assist with onboarding, training, and support of new providers
• Pilot initiatives to improve early-treatment outcomes
• Perform other assigned duties

Counselor

• Lead 3–4 one-hour group therapy sessions per day using a structured, evidence-based curriculum
• Facilitate group discussions using approved modalities within the clinical framework
• Collaborate with prescribers, care navigators, and recovery coaches
• Monitor member progress and document outcomes
• Support a positive, recovery-oriented environment for members
• Engage in local community outreach to promote Groups’ mission

Substance Use Counselor

Nurse Practitioner

• Assist in conducting intakes after patients have undergone an extensive counselor evaluation
• Monitor patients’ clinical progress during regular group counseling sessions
• Answer patient questions and manage medication dosing
• Authorize patients’ prescriptions during monthly visits with patient panels
• Complete all notes and reporting in the Groups EMR system within the required timeline
• Follow strict clinical decision-making protocols
• Focus on medical management within a technology-driven, team-based clinical system

1099 Provider – APRN/PA

• Lead six one-hour group therapy sessions weekly using a structured, evidence-based curriculum
• Facilitate group discussions using approved modalities within the clinical framework
• Collaborate with prescribers, care navigators, and recovery coaches
• Monitor member progress and document outcomes
• Support a positive, recovery-oriented environment for members
• Engage in local community outreach to promote Groups’ mission

Part-Time Substance Use Counselor

• Lead the treatment team alongside providers, care navigators, and administrators
• Serve as the expert on addiction and recovery and coordinate member treatment decisions
• Manage and further develop clinical skills and knowledge related to the clinical service model
• Adhere to Groups Recovery System and provide consistent, high-quality counseling activities
• Conduct intake assessments to evaluate individuals’ appropriateness for the program
• Complete assigned clinical assessments each day
• Provide individual support, including crisis intervention, referrals, liaison with outside parties, and coordination with Care Navigators
• Use the custom EMR to efficiently document member progress
• Partner with providers to evaluate treatment appropriateness for each member
• Manage compliance activities related to member admission requirements and documentation
• Participate in training for upkeep of licensure
• Document care coordination needs handled by Care Navigators
• Represent the treatment team in discussions of difficult members
• Perform other duties as assigned

Admissions Counselor

• Answer all calls within established guidelines in a welcoming, energetic manner
• Explain the organizational structure and eligibility criteria to prospective and current members
• Provide informed answers to clinical questions and identify, assist, and follow through on caller needs
• Initiate client Biopsychosocial Assessments using motivational interviewing techniques to determine program eligibility
• Schedule initial intake appointments using the EMR
• Facilitate seamless client intake and coordinate no-shows with clinic coordinators
• Serve as the first touchpoint and member liaison for prospective and current members
• Provide a positive experience and develop therapeutic rapport with clients
• Work a minimum of 3 company holidays per year and 2 company mental health days per year
• Perform other duties as assigned based on business needs

Recovery Access Specialist

• Answer all calls within established guidelines in a welcoming, energetic manner
• Explain organizational structure and program criteria to prospective and current members
• Provide informed answers to clinical questions and identify, assist, and follow through on caller needs
• Initiate client Biopsychosocial Assessments using motivational interviewing techniques to determine program eligibility
• Schedule initial intake appointments using the EMR
• Facilitate seamless client intake and coordinate client no-shows with clinic coordinators
• Serve as the first touchpoint and member liaison for prospective and current members
• Provide a positive experience and build therapeutic rapport with clients
• Perform other duties as assigned based on business needs