Clinical Partnerships

Company Description Emerald Wellness provides compassionate, comprehensive mental health, co-occurring, and perinatal treatment services for individuals and families. The team delivers personalized, trauma-informed care, using a family systems approach to support clients and their support networks. Clinicians and staff focus on evidence-based treatments combined with holistic support to promote lasting emotional and behavioral well-being. Emerald Wellness values collaboration, respect, and continuous learning in a client-centered environment that emphasizes empowerment and recovery.Role Description The Clinical Partnerships role is a full-time, on-site position based in Central New Jersey. This role focuses on identifying, developing, and maintaining strategic clinical and referral partnerships with hospitals, clinics, community organizations, and other behavioral health providers. Day-to-day responsibilities include conducting outreach, presenting Emerald Wellness services to prospective partners, and coordinating partnership agreements and referral pathways. The role involves analyzing partnership performance, tracking key metrics, and collaborating with clinical and administrative teams to ensure high-quality, coordinated care for clients. The individual in this position will also participate in community events, facilitate educational sessions for partners, and support continuous improvement of Emerald Wellness’s network of clinical relationships.QualificationsCandidates should possess strong Partnerships and Strategic Partnerships skills to build, nurture, and expand clinical and community relationships.Candidates should possess effective Communication skills to present services clearly, discuss needs and value propositions, and collaborate with diverse stakeholders.Candidates should possess solid Analytical Skills to interpret data, evaluate partnership performance, and inform strategic decisions.Candidates should possess Sales-related skills to identify opportunities, conduct outreach, and convert prospective partners into active collaborators.Relevant qualifications include experience in mental health or healthcare settings, familiarity with referral and care coordination processes, and knowledge of behavioral health and substance use services.Additional beneficial qualifications include a degree in a related field (such as psychology, social work, public health, business, or healthcare administration), ability to work collaboratively with multidisciplinary teams, and proficiency in using CRM or partnership management tools.