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Zeeva Behavioral Health in Sherman Oaks and West Los Angeles is seeking a Client Care Coordinator to ensure a warm, responsive, and seamless client experience from first inquiry through discharge. You will own scheduling, intake processes, and ongoing care coordination while working closely with clinicians and leadership.
We value someone who is highly organized, proactive, and empathetic, capable of handling high volumes of communication and administrative tasks in a hybrid, mostly in-person
Full-Time | Hybrid, Mostly In-Person in Sherman Oaks | $20–$23/hour, depending on experience
Nobody calls a therapist on a good day.
Something happened. A relationship ended. A panic attack in the car before work. A child who isn't okay and a parent out of ideas. A loss. A diagnosis. A morning when getting out of bed stopped feeling possible.
By the time someone reaches out to Zeeva, something in their life often needs to change. They may be frightened, overwhelmed, or unable to name exactly what they need.
What happens next can determine whether they get care or give up.
At Zeeva, the therapist owns what happens inside the therapy room.
Our Client Care team owns nearly everything that happens outside of it.
Zeeva Behavioral Health is a therapist-led, woman-owned psychotherapy practice with offices in Sherman Oaks and West Los Angeles.
We provide exceptional clinical care while staying genuinely accessible, including through commercial insurance, Medicare, and Medi-Cal. We believe mental healthcare can be both deeply human and clinically extraordinary.
Our mission is to care for one another, bring light to the world, and advance trauma-informed, whole-person mental health, one life, one family, one community at a time.
We believe in changing lives, one session at a time.
But before that session can happen, someone has to make sure the person actually gets there.
For many clients, you will be one of the first people at Zeeva they ever meet and often the person they turn to when they don't know what to do next.
Someone knows what's happening. Someone is paying attention. Someone will help me figure this out.
First inquiry? Intake? Active therapy? Transitions? Discharge.
From the first call through the end of care, you help make sure the client experience is warm, responsive, organized, and seamless.
This is not a traditional receptionist role, and your responsibility does not end when someone books their first appointment.
You will help prospective clients get into care, support current clients throughout treatment, clear administrative barriers, notice when someone begins falling out of care, coordinate transitions, and make sure open issues actually get resolved.
You will work closely with our Client Care and clinical leadership teams and learn the systems, judgment, and follow-through required to provide an exceptional client experience.
This is an outcomes-driven role with clear goals around responsiveness, scheduling, follow-up, retention, accuracy, and resolution.
If it happens outside the therapy room, we want you thinking about it.
The clinician owns diagnosis, treatment, clinical decision-making, risk assessment, and therapy.
I sent the message.
Did this get resolved?
They canceled.
Do they need help getting back on the calendar?
I forwarded the question.
Did the client actually get an answer?
You don't just complete tasks. You care about what happens next.
Not busyness. Busy is easy.
Success means people who reach out to Zeeva receive a thoughtful response, get connected to care, and stay connected when they want to.
It means follow-up happens. Clients feel remembered. Open issues close. Information is accurate. Important things do not quietly fall through the cracks.
We will look at a handful of metrics together, including:
We believe in accountability without losing sight of the person behind the number.
Metrics help us know whether clients are actually receiving the responsiveness, care, and follow-through they deserve.
You do not need years of behavioral health experience.
You do need to be someone who is friendly, hungry to learn, quick on your feet, and genuinely "on it".
You may be early in your career. That's okay.
What matters more to us is how you show up.
You believe I sent them an email means the work is done.
You regularly need someone else to remind you what needs following up.
You are looking for a quiet front-desk position where you simply complete the tasks assigned to you.
You become uncomfortable or disengage when someone is emotional, frustrated, or overwhelmed.
You prefer a slow-moving environment where priorities rarely change.
This is a role for someone who wants to be involved, useful, accountable, and trusted.
Empathy leads. We show up warm, present, grounded, and authentically human with our clients, our colleagues, and ourselves.
We are forever students. Curiosity and lifelong learning are in our DNA. We seek wisdom, evolve our skills, and never stop learning.
We take responsibility for doing things well, following through, and continually raising the quality of care to honor the sacred trust our clients, clinicians, and community place in us.
No one works alone. We practice generosity, collaboration, and collective wisdom. We are intentional go-givers who show up fully for the whole team.
We look inward with courage and honesty. We build through active feedback, accountability, and the kind of vulnerable openness that makes us better: individually and together.
If these feel less like aspirational words and more like how you already want to work, we would love to meet you.
Mental health experience is wonderful, but it is not required.
We are equally interested in the exceptional person coming from a restaurant, hotel, doctor's office, school