Responsible for coordination and organization in support of facilitating access to treatment and recovery for those suffering with Substance Use Disorders. Establishes cooperative relationships with case management, social services, hospital medicine, behavioral health, ED, and outside agencies such as Treatment Centers, Peer-to-Peer Recovery Organizations, and the Doorway's Community Partners. Maintains correspondence and administrative files as needed. Gathers and submits appropriate documentation that is needed for various outside agencies such as insurance companies, treatment partners, The State Opioid Response Team. High School Diploma or GED Required, Bachelors Preferred. 3 – 5 Years of working with compromised or marginalized groups, work with Substance Use Disorders is beneficial. Knowledge of working with state and federal grants is preferred. Ability to work with multiple stakeholders required.

• Area of Interest:Administrative/Clerical;

• Work Status:Monday - Friday, 8 am - 5 pm;

• Job ID:15091

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