Teams at Ryther

Serve as the first point of contact for families seeking care. Handle incoming calls and texts, greet clients and visitors, manage front-office activities, and proactively contact prospective clients to schedule initial appointments. The role requires compassionate communication, de-escalation skills, scheduling and conversion ability, accurate data entry, basic computer and EHR proficiency, HIPAA awareness, and reliable onsite attendance.

Supervise a youth court-diversion behavioral health program by managing the therapeutic milieu, developing routines, training and supervising behavior specialists, facilitating groups, coordinating with juvenile court services, and overseeing schedules, supplies, documentation, and on-call support. The role uses trauma-informed and DEI-informed practices to support youth experiencing crisis.

The Behavior Specialist creates a therapeutic environment, supports clients in achieving treatment goals, and collaborates with a multidisciplinary team, providing direct care and facilitating groups.