Behavioral Health Clinician

DayToDay Health; Eden (NC); On-site; USD 42,000 - 64,000; Full time

Job summary

DayToDay Health is seeking a Behavioral Health Provider / Care Coordinator to deliver team-based behavioral health services within primary or specialty medical settings. You will provide brief therapeutic interventions and assist with treatment planning and care coordination.

You will collaborate with patients, families, healthcare teams, and community agencies to promote recovery and well-being, ensuring continuity of care through coordinated communication and referral support.

Qualifications

• Strong assessment and clinical intervention skills in behavioral health.
• Ability to collaborate effectively across interdisciplinary teams and with community resources.
• Effective communication and patient- and family-centered approach.
• Sound judgment and organization to support recovery-oriented care planning.

Responsibilities

• Provide team-based behavioral health services within medical settings.
• Assist with treatment planning and care coordination.
• Collaborate with patients, families, healthcare teams, and community agencies to promote recovery and well-being.
• Support continuity of care through coordinated communication and referral support.

Skills

Assessment skills

Interdisciplinary collaboration

Communication

Clinical care planning

Job description

Behavioral Health Provider / Care Coordinator

Provides team-based behavioral health services and care coordination in primary or specialty medical settings.

• Delivers brief therapeutic interventions to support patient needs.
• Assists with treatment planning and care coordination.
• Collaborates with patients, families, healthcare teams, and community agencies to promote recovery and well-being.
• Supports continuity of care through coordinated communication and referral support.

Key Qualifications & Skills

• Strong assessment and clinical intervention skills in behavioral health.
• Ability to collaborate effectively across interdisciplinary teams and with community resources.
• Effective communication and patient- and family-centered approach.
• Sound judgment and organization to support recovery-oriented care planning.