LPCA Jobs
Finance Clerk
The Finance Clerk is responsible for bookkeeping and handling various financial tasks and record-keeping duties, including processing invoices, tracking grant-related expenditures, managing records, preparing reports, and providing general administrative support for operations. Read full job description →
To apply, please send resume and salary expectations to lpca@lpca.net.
Health Center Controlled Network Project Manager
The HCCN Project Manager is responsible for grant program monitoring, compiling, and tracking activity, scheduling and participation efforts with HCCN Participating Health Centers (PHCs); maintaining ongoing deliverables matrices and functional feedback report cards for individual and network-wide aggregate goal reporting; and identifying gaps and priority measures to assist the HCCN team in assuring resources are allocated as efficiently as possible to fulfill HCCN deliverables. Read full job description →
To apply, please send resume and salary expectations to lpca@lpca.net.
LaSOR Mental Health Professional
The Mental Health Professional will communicate respectfully and effectively and establish professional relationships through active listening and demonstration of empathy and positive regard; promote recovery, independence, and personal choice for participants; assist clients in identifying strengths, needs, and realistic goals to develop a service plan; accurately identify risk, respond appropriately, and consult peers regarding high-risk situations and appropriate interventions; effectively teach social skills and household management skills; demonstrate advanced knowledge of behavioral health symptoms, diagnoses, interventions, and impact; maintain professional boundaries and operate within ethical guidelines; and know community resources and referral processes. Read full job description →
To apply, please send resume and salary expectations to lpca@lpca.net.
LaSOR Peer Support Specialist
The Peer Support Specialist will provide hope, encouragement, and guidance to individuals navigating recovery from substance abuse and mental health challenges within the Louisiana State Opioid Response (LaSOR) Program. Drawing on their own lived experience and specialized training, the Peer Support Specialist will facilitate individual and group support sessions, promote self-advocacy, and assist clients in building connections to community resources. This role plays a crucial part in fostering an empathetic, client-centered environment that empowers individuals to pursue long-term recovery and wellness, which is a key component to recovery. Read full job description →
To apply, please send resume and salary expectations to lpca@lpca.net.
Practice Transformation Specialist
The Practice Transformation Specialist is responsible for providing project coordination, analytical reporting, and operational support for increasing access to health services with/for an identified population through the health centers’ care management team. Read full job description →
To apply, please send resume and salary expectations to lpca@lpca.net.