Responsibilities

• Community Outreach & Relationship Building
• Develop and maintain professional relationships with referral sources including attorneys, courts, probation/parole, pretrial services, HR departments, colleges, healthcare providers, and community organizations.
• Conduct outreach visits, informational meetings, and presentations regarding ATR/HTCC services.
• Attend networking events, community meetings, and partnership opportunities to promote organizational visibility.
• Referral Development
• Increase appropriate referrals for substance use and mental health treatment services.
• Educate community partners on available treatment programs, levels of care, and admissions processes.
• Serve as a point of contact for prospective referral partners seeking information or guidance.
• Admissions Coordination Support
• Assist in coordinating referrals with the admissions team to promote smooth and timely intake processes.
• Help reduce delays between referral and treatment entry through proactive communication.
• Support documentation requests such as treatment verification letters, bed availability confirmations, and referral follow-up.
• Justice System & Employer Engagement
• Build relationships with justice-system partners, including courts, attorneys, probation/parole, and pretrial services.
• Engage with employers and HR departments seeking treatment resources for employees.
• Build relationships with colleges, student support offices, and educational advocates.
• Jail / Community Presence
• Participate in outreach efforts with local jails, assessment centers, and community partners when appropriate.
• Provide educational information regarding treatment pathways and available services.
• Internal Collaboration
• Work closely with admissions, clinical, and leadership teams regarding referral trends and outreach opportunities.
• Provide regular updates on partnership activity and business development efforts.

Requirements

• Experience in business development, marketing, admissions, healthcare outreach, behavioral health, or related field preferred.
• Experience in SUD strongly preferred.
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills.
• Ability to build trust and maintain professional relationships across diverse systems.
• Organized, self-motivated, and comfortable working independently.
• Knowledge of substance use treatment, behavioral health services, or recovery systems preferred.
• Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation preferred.
• Passion for helping individuals access care.
• Professional presence and confidence in community settings.
• Strong follow-through and attention to detail.
• Ability to represent ATR/HTCC mission and values positively.