Job Overview This is a union position. Women age 18 and above with severe substance use disorders are able to enter residential treatment with their children under the age of 10 ½. In addition to treatment of severe substance use disorder, the residential program is able to serve the following specialty populations: pregnant and postpartum women, women with histories of trauma and/or domestic violence, women with co-occurring mental health disorders, women with history of traumatic brain injury, women with open DCFS cases, and women with criminal justice involvement.The Client Advocate assists the agency with day-to-day functions, which includes a rotation of front desk intake/registration, welcoming client, scheduling, assist client in enrolling in health insurance coverage, training of interns & volunteers, and work as a call receptionist for our administrative & clinic behavioral departments. Key ResponsibilitiesIntake Responsibilities: Actively engages in coordinating client flow. Schedules appointments and directs calls throughout the agency. Greets and provides customer service to guests, clients, and vendors. Communicates clearly on the phone and accurately takes and delivers messages. Works at other locations when needed. You will work closely with members of other teams, including scheduling interpretation services, etc.Administrative Responsibilities: Faxing and organizing incoming faxes. Population Management for providers and clinical teams. Manages receipt and routing of agency mail (incoming and outgoing). Processing requests for Medical Records. Assists and directs callers and visitors to appropriate employees and departments. Ability to operate a single or multiple position telephone switchboard. Is able to work in a team-oriented environment. Orientation, training and supervision of volunteers on certain front desk responsibilities may be assigned. And, other duties as assigned.Documentation Responsibilities: Performs general administrative tasks; filing, organizing, data entry, scanning, and billing (e.g. co-pay, SOC, etc.), Pulling and disseminating reports,. Assists in maintaining computerized appointment system (Welligent) or other assigned system. Processes client data entry for company various electronic systems in accordance with guidelines established by HealthRIGHT 360 to satisfy internal and external evaluating requirements. Completing Financial Forms, Consent Forms, etc. Education and Knowledge, Skills and AbilitiesEducation/Experience:High School Diploma or GED equivalentBachelor’s degree preferredCPR certification preferredExperience working with homeless, mentally ill, and substance using clients.Experience working with populations with varying lifestyles, ages, sexualorientations, ethnic and cultural backgrounds, gender variances, and economicstatus.Experience working with lesbian, bisexual and transgender clients.Prior experience in front desk, reception, administrative and/or customer service Background Clearance Required:CDCR fingerprint clearanceMust not be on parole or probation for a minimum of two yearsDesired Qualifications:2 years experience working in a medical front office or behavioral health front officeFamiliarity with other community agencies to make appropriate referralsWelligent and Covered California experience (CAA Certified)Understanding of harm reduction philosophy and ability to provide non-judgmental, client centered servicesBilingual language capacity (Spanish/English)