Job Opportunities

Bridge Health seeks Licensed Practical Nurses (LPN) to join our Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD) Nursing Team. Individuals will be responsible for assessing patients daily and providing nursing care, facilitating communication between individuals served, providers, staff, and outside stakeholders such as doctor’s offices. LPN in this role will provide these services in the community in the homes of the individuals served. The selected LPN will have an agency vehicle or be reimbursed for mileage if an agency vehicle is not available for travel. LPN will provide up to 40 hours per week of nursing services and /or staff/Host Home provider training related to the care of the individual served. Documentation and communication are important pieces of this position. Schedule flexibility is preferred to meet the needs of the individual served. The position will be full-time and benefits-eligible. Paid Time Off, Paid Holidays, and Flex Time are a part of the benefits package. Nursing hours are primarily located in Chattooga and Walker County.

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Bridge Health is seeking an individual to join our IDD Program in the position of Direct Support Professional (DSP): DSPs are responsible for providing a broad range of services to individuals within the Bridge Health IDD program. DSPs assist adults with daily living skills while they are in the community and a day program setting. They are responsible for professional and compassionate, services and care. They provide Person Centered activities for adults in the program, as well as, while out in their community assisting with inclusion and integration.

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Bridge Health’s Child and Adolescent program is growing!

Bridge Health is recruiting for a Child and Adolescent Clinician: This person will provide support for relationship building with school staff and administration. Provides counseling services to youth during school and after school hours. Counselors may also implement preventative community outreach and educational activities related to behavioral health and facilitate early intervention services for youth and families with risk factors/early indicators of emerging behavioral health challenges. In addition to prevention and early intervention, adjunct supports provide DBHDD services to youth with established behavioral health needs.

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Bridge Health is recruiting for a Case Worker with our TREK Foster Care Program: This person will supervise foster homes with up to 15 foster children, provide oversight for those children and the foster homes, and coordinate all services needed for children served. Provide 24/5 services and on-call on weekends and holidays as required. Assist with creating service plans and completing all notes and other paperwork in the allotted timeframe. Assist with recruiting and training new foster parents as needed and place foster children in the home as well as placing several children. Primary work hours 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. with some flexibility as well as on-call responsibilities (shared with the TREK team).

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Bridge Health’s Child and Adolescent program is growing!

Bridge Health is recruiting for a Certified Peer Support-Parent (CPS-P):  This position covers the counties of Catoosa, Chattooga, Dade, Walker, and Whitfield in Georgia as part of the Step Up program. The Step Up goal is to connect youth and families to services and support and will operate under the System of Care (SOC) umbrella. When applying please submit a CPS-P certificate, along with a Resume or Bridge Health Application. If not currently certified, please add information to the Resume or Cover Letter that specifies your eligibility based on the criteria to become certified.

More information on becoming a CPS-P can be found at  https://www.gmhcn.org.

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Bridge Health is recruiting for a Certified Addition Counselor, Level II (CACII): This individual will facilitate IOP groups and provide Substance Abuse Counseling in our Fort Oglethorpe Outpatient Clinic. The individual selected will help support the clinical team which may include, crisis intervention, caseload management, and general information sharing with internal and external stakeholders, ensuring that the services provided adhere to DBHDD and Bridge Health policies and guidelines. This position will include assessments and counseling duties as well. The primary work schedule is Monday through Friday. This is a full-time position.

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Bridge Health is recruiting for Licensed Practical Nurses (LPN) in our IDD Program. These are contracted positions that are primarily based in Chattooga and Walker Counties. Individuals will be responsible for completing Nursing Assessments, and nursing services, and facilitating communication between individuals served, providers, staff, and outside stakeholders such as pharmacies. For more information regarding qualifications and responsibilities, please contact our Director of Nursing, Debbie Faulkner at 706 574 3009 (office) OR 423 598 8465 (Cell).

Bridge Health is now recruiting for a Clinician for the Catoosa County Jail Initiative: This person will provide mental health/substance abuse counseling at the Catoosa County Jail. This applicant should have a strong desire to work with supporting individuals who are incarcerated with mental health/substance abuse issues through individual and group services.

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Bridge Health is now recruiting for a Licensed Team Lead Clinician for the Community Support Team (CST): The Team Lead individual will supervise a full-time Case Manager, and Peer Specialist, and will share the supervision of a part-time RN. The CST Team Lead will provide counseling services to individuals served by the CST and will ensure compliance with all Bridge Health and the Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities (DBHDD) policies and regulations while fulfilling their role as Team Lead. This is a full-time position. The primary work schedule will be Monday- Friday 8:30-5:00.

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• CST Team Lead

Bridge Health is now recruiting for the following positions for the Project Light initiative. For more information regarding qualifications and responsibilities please click the links provided below.

• Certified Peer Support
• Employment and Education Specialist
• Case Manager
• Registered Nurse

Project Light is a program offered by Bridge Health to assist individuals aged 16 to 30 who are experiencing symptoms of psychosis (hearing voices, seeing things, delusions, odd speech or behavior, etc.) for the first time or within the past two years. It is among the agency’s most intensive services, providing frequent contact with a small caseload of individuals to help them understand their diagnosis, provide counseling, case management, and skills training, peer support, education and employment assistance, and medication therapy in order to help them overcome these newfound symptoms and learn to thrive. These services are provided not only in the clinic but in the individuals’ homes and the community.  When fully staffed the team consists of a prescriber, a licensed clinician, a bachelor-level paraprofessional, a Certified Peer Specialist, a family specialist, an education/employment specialist, and a part-time Registered Nurse.  To be eligible for these services with Bridge Health, an individual must be between 16 and 30 years old, have experienced symptoms of psychosis within the past two years, and live within Bridge Health’s service area.

Currently recruiting for Clinical/Mental Health Counselors

Bridge Health seeks qualified clinical/mental health professionals to work in our community outpatient sites.  Applicants should have a strong desire to work in a fast-paced environment working with individuals who are in need of mental health and/or substance abuse services.

Under general supervision, provides therapeutic services to adults, children/adolescents, and their families. Services include behavioral health assessments, crisis assessments, individual counseling, family and group counseling, or skills training. This could be in the area of Substance Abuse and/or Mental Health. Maintains clinical records in compliance with all applicable policies and standards.

Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. is the primary work schedule. However, we have telework, contract, and part-time positions available in Catoosa, Chattooga, Dade, and Walker County. The work schedule is flexible!

Currently recruiting for a Board Eligible/Certified Psychiatrist: This position is full-time working in the outpatient clinic. This is M-F, no weekends, no on-call. Primary location will be in Fort Oglethorpe. Visa Sponsorship is available. Click here for more information