We are looking for Care Guides who have deep experience in behavioral health coaching, care coordination, and safety and risk management with youth and their caregivers. In this role, you have the opportunity to work with families to teach them valuable skills that increase coping strategies and reduce tough behaviors while connecting them to appropriate behavioral health care and/or community resources when needed.
Assessment Review:
Thoroughly review assessment results gathered during the onboarding process to gain a deep understanding of the unique needs, challenges, and goals of each member seeking coaching or care coordination services.
Risk Assessment and Safety Planning:
Refer members to the most appropriate crisis resources in the case of imminent risk. Note: Brightline does not provide immediate, 24/7 crisis services.
Support members on safety/risk-related concerns as they arise either in live or asynchronous communication by conducting a comprehensive risk assessment and creating a safety plan with the family.
Provide safety support for all members in Brightline’s care (i.e. receiving services from a coach, therapist, or prescriber).
Complete mandated reports and other documentation to ensure appropriate legal processes and protocols are followed.
Re-evaluate members’ fit for Brightline services (Coaching or Therapy) after a safety event.
Care Coordination and Referrals:
Refer families to relevant community resources, including support groups, local agencies, and other social services (e.g. food, housing, financial assistance) that can significantly enhance their care experience.
Provide hands-on support to California families who may need assistance in navigating services within or outside of Brightline.
Facilitate internal referrals to Brightline Therapy services, if appropriate, ensuring families can access clinical services in a timely manner.
Coordinate external referrals to partner organizations such as schools, community health services, external therapists, primary care, EAP, and affiliate networks when necessary.
Coaching Members:
Provide evidence-based, culturally responsive behavioral health coaching to children, teens, and parents.
Tailor care plans to align with the family’s preferences, values, and cultural context.
Deliver personalized coaching through video sessions and asynchronous chat using our digital tools.
Documentation:
Ensure accurate and organized record-keeping of assessments, safety plans, referrals, and interactions with families.
Adhere to relevant privacy and compliance standards for all documentation.
Minimum Qualifications:
Candidates must be able to accommodate a 12-8p PST schedule.
Masters degree in a psychology related field
1 year experience in a behavioral health setting
2 years (formal or informal) experience working with children, youth or families
OR
Bachelor's degree and NBC-HWC or ICF certified
5 years relevant experience, to include direct service in a behavioral health setting
1 year (formal or informal) experience working with children, youth or families
You will thrive in your role as Care Guide if you have:
Strong coaching skills— experience with child and family focused CBT, motivational interviewing and SMART goal setting
Proficiency in SI, NSSI, HI, SUD, and ED risk assessments required
Training and experience conducting Safety Planning and Mandated Reporting is strongly preferred
A passion for learning and growth — skilled in providing and receiving feedback that leads to effective collaboration and a stronger team connection
Comprehensive Insurance: Medical, Dental, Vision, Life, Malpractice
Time Off: Holidays, Flexible PTO, Sick Days, Parental Leave
Stipends/Reimbursements: Learning and Development, Health & Wellness, Home Office
Financial Wellness: 401k
Community & Perks: Remote First Workforce, Collaborative culture, company meditations, & group workouts
This position is 100% remote. The target range for this position is $72,000 - $81,000. Individual pay may vary from the target range and is determined by a number of factors including certifications, experience, location, internal pay equity, and other relevant business considerations.
At Brightline, we believe that Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging are essential to the foundation that we build our mission upon. We are compelled to build a future where all families can access inclusive, high-quality care. We are committed to creating an environment that encourages our employees to show up authentically, reach their highest potential, and have an equal opportunity to thrive. We are committed to systematically evaluating and improving our inherent beliefs, observed behaviors, structures, and systems. We are committed to ensuring that every employee, candidate, client, and family we serve is valued and respected.
Brightline is on a mission to build a bright future for every child. We’re convening a team of leading clinicians, technologists, business leaders, and creative thinkers to completely transform what behavioral health care looks like. Together, we’re building exceptional technology and real-world care to bring families a warm, supportive, and goal-oriented experience of care that will help them thrive.
Founded in 2019, Brightline is the leading comprehensive behavioral health platform for families, backed by $215M in funding from leading investors, including Oak HC/FT and Threshold Ventures. As we grow quickly across the country, we’re looking for exceptional team members who, like us, are eager to transform behavioral health in this country and change lives.
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Introducing an incredible opportunity to work as a Care Guide at Brightline! If you have a passion for behavioral health coaching and a knack for connecting with youth and their families, this remote position is calling your name. As a bilingual Care Guide in San Francisco with a focus on Spanish-speaking families, you'll dive deep into the needs and challenges of your clients. Your role involves reviewing assessments to create tailored care plans that incorporate culturally relevant strategies. You’ll conduct risk assessments, ensuring safety for each family you support while referring them to critical community resources that enhance their overall care experience. Collaboration is key, and your hands-on support will help families navigate Brightline's services seamlessly, making a real difference in their lives. This role is not just about providing support; you'll also be delivering evidence-based coaching sessions that empower children, teens, and parents to thrive. Plus, with flexible hours from 12 to 8 PM PST, you’ll enjoy a great work-life balance while being part of a team that values diversity and inclusion. At Brightline, we’re not just transforming behavioral health care—we're creating a supportive environment where every family can flourish. If you hold a master's degree in a related field and have relevant experience, we can't wait to see you thrive as part of our innovative team!
Brightline is a digital health startup that specializes in providing mental health support for children and teenagers.
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