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Clinical Onboarding Specialist

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Why Charlie Health?

We are currently facing a nationwide mental health epidemic marked by rising rates of depression, anxiety, trauma, substance use disorders, and suicide. At the same time, those seeking help often encounter barriers—whether geographic, financial, or systemic—that prevent them from receiving timely and effective care. This urgent need calls for a reimagined approach to behavioral health treatment.

At Charlie Health, our mission is to connect the world to life-saving mental health treatment. Our innovative virtual programs combine curated group sessions, individual therapy, and family therapy, delivered through personalized, evidence-based treatment plans designed for sustainable healing from the comfort of home. By connecting individuals with shared experiences and fostering supportive communities, Charlie Health provides a pathway to long-term recovery, with over 90% of our clients seeing improvement in their most challenging mental health symptoms.

Every member of our team shares a deep commitment to this mission. If you’re driven to make a meaningful impact, we invite you to join us in reshaping the future of mental healthcare.

 

About the Role

Our workforce is rapidly expanding and subject to changing processes as we scale and adopt cutting edge behavioral health technology. The Clinical Onboarding Specialist manages all aspects of onboarding, from pre boarding communication to launching into client-facing care. This role collaborates with multiple departments to ensure training materials are clinically relevant, impactful, and inclusive of all learning styles. The Clinical Onboarding Specialist is responsible for overseeing new employees integrate into the organization, conducts training sessions, and provides support to ensure a smooth transition for new hires.

We’re a team of passionate, forward-thinking professionals eager to take on the challenge of the mental health crisis and play a formative role in providing life-saving solutions. If you’re inspired by our mission and energized by the opportunity to increase access to mental healthcare and impact millions of lives in a profound way, apply today.

Responsibilities

  • Manages new hire onboarding from preboarding through client-facing care.
  • Support Clinical training efforts, learning the intricacies of your defined Onboarding Cohorts’ roles and responsibilities so you can assist as they come up to speed. 
  • Assists new hires with completing all necessary steps required to complete Charlie Health’s rigorous Clinical onboarding process, stepping in to provide additional direct training and support directly as needed.
  • Maintains regular contact with new hires via all available channels, including email, phone, and text.
  • Assures that onboarding materials are up to date, relevant, and impactful.
  • Works seamlessly with recruiting, onboarding, leadership, regulatory, and HR operations departments to keep them apprised of new hire progress and performance.
  • Conducts periodic audits of employee file data for timeliness and completeness. 
  • Maintains strict confidentiality when managing sensitive employee and contractor information. 
  • Escalates issues promptly and with diplomacy and discretion.
  • Cultivates positive interpersonal relationships with clinical and administrative leadership as well as external partners. 
  • Other duties as assigned.

Requirements

  • Bachelor’s Degree required
  • 2 years of HR onboarding administration or training experience required
  • HR experience in a clinical setting is highly desirable
  • Excellent verbal and written communication skills
  • Ability to maintain strict confidentiality
  • Detail-oriented
  • Outside the box thinker; excellent at problem solving
  • Familiarity with and willingness to use cloud-based communication software - Google Suite, Slack, Zoom, Dropbox
  • Strong interpersonal, relationship-building and listening skills, with a natural, consultative style
  • Ability to energize, communicate, and build rapport at all levels within an organization
  • Work authorized in the United States and native or bilingual English proficiency 
  • Please note that members of this team who live within 45 minutes of a Charlie Health office are expected to adhere to a hybrid work schedule

Benefits

Charlie Health is pleased to offer comprehensive benefits to all full-time, exempt employees. Read more about our benefits here.#LI-Remote

The total target base compensation for this role will be between $44,000 and $58,000 per year at the commencement of employment. Please note, pay will be determined on an individualized basis and will be impacted by location, experience, expertise, internal pay equity, and other relevant business considerations. Further, cash compensation is only part of the total compensation package, which, depending on the position, may include other Charlie Health-sponsored benefits.

Our Values

  • Connection: Care deeply & inspire hope.
    • We care personally about every single person in the Charlie Health ecosystem: our clients, providers, and team members alike.
    • We inspire hope with every interaction, reminding our clients that we truly and unconditionally believe in them.
  • Congruence: Stay curious & heed the evidence.
    • We ask “why” five times before we’re satisfied with the answer. We don’t stick to the status quo; we challenge our assumptions and remain humble.
    • Above all, we’re results-oriented. When we find data that calls our original plan into question, we modify or pivot.
  • Commitment: Act with urgency & don’t give up.
    • We work as swiftly as possible. The mental health crisis is relentless, and so are we.
    • Our clients don’t give up and neither do we. Persistence is our superpower.

Please do not call our public clinical admissions line in regard to this or any other job posting.

Please be cautious of potential recruitment fraud. If you are interested in exploring opportunities at Charlie Health, please go directly to our Careers Page: https://www.charliehealth.com/careers/current-openings. Charlie Health will never ask you to pay a fee or download software as part of the interview process with our company. In addition, Charlie Health will not ask for your personal banking information until you have signed an offer of employment and completed onboarding paperwork that is provided by our People Operations team. All communications with Charlie Health Talent and People Operations professionals will only be sent from @charliehealth.com email addresses. Legitimate emails will never originate from gmail.com, yahoo.com, or other commercial email services.

Recruiting agencies, please do not submit unsolicited referrals for this or any open role. We have a roster of agencies with whom we partner, and we will not pay any fee associated with unsolicited referrals.

At Charlie Health, we value being an Equal Opportunity Employer. We strive to cultivate an environment where individuals can be their authentic selves. Being an Equal Opportunity Employer means every member of our team feels as though they are supported and belong. We value diverse perspectives to help us provide essential mental health and substance use disorder treatments to all young people.

Charlie Health applicants are assessed solely on their qualifications for the role, without regard to disability or need for accommodation.

 

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