Careers
Build a Career at BHG
Make a lasting difference in the lives of people with substance use disorder (SUD). At BHG, we recognize addiction as a brain disease, not a moral failing, and we meet every patient with respect and evidence-based care. Recovery isn’t a one-size-fits-all approach. It’s grounded in proven methods, driven by compassion and strengthened through teamwork. Join a team that helps patients rebuild confidence, purpose and connection.
What Is a Career in Substance Use Disorder Treatment?
Working in substance use disorder treatment means helping people rebuild their lives through evidence based-care. At BHG, that purpose guides everything we do. Whether you provide direct patient care or support our centers in another role, you’re part of a team that helps restore lives, strengthen families and rebuild communities.
More than 4.8 million people in the U.S. live with opioid use disorder (OUD), yet far too many don’t receive the treatment they need. Choosing a career here means helping close that gap by bringing hope and making recovery within reach. It also means joining a community built on collaboration, compassion, inclusiveness and growth. People here often talk about how supported they feel, by leaders who listen and coworkers who show up for each other every day. This is meaningful work and you don’t do it alone.
A Mission That Matters
Making a real difference for people overcoming addiction and reclaiming hope.
Collaboration and Support
Leaders and teammates who listen, encourage and value what you bring to the team.
Opportunities to Grow
Ongoing training, professional development and room to advance as you build your skills.
A Culture of Hope, Respect and Caring
Values that guide how we treat our patients and how we treat each other.
Culture and Benefits
At BHG, our people make recovery possible and we believe the compassion, respect and support we show our patients should extend to our team. Our benefits go beyond the basics because your well-being matters. We’ve built an environment where you can grow, feel supported and be proud of the difference you make every day.
Specific offerings may vary based on your role and hours worked; the commitment to your care stays the same.
Comprehensive Health & Wellness
Flexible health coverage, financial protection and retirement benefits to support your well-being and help you plan for the future.
Growth & Development
Defined career paths, role-specific training, clinical supervision, certification support and tuition reimbursement.
Work-Life Balance
We offer generous time off, paid holidays and early in/early out schedules so you can recharge and take care of what matters most.
Recognition & Rewards
We recognize your contributions with competitive pay, a quarterly bonus program and rewards for advancing your skills.
Our Culture of Hope, Respect and Caring
At BHG, our culture isn’t just something we talk about—it’s how we show up for each other every day. Rooted in our values of Hope, Respect and Caring, we foster a workplace where teamwork, empathy and purpose drive everything we do. Whether you’re on the frontlines of care or part of our corporate team, you’ll be part of a community committed to supporting one another and making a real difference—because every life is worth fighting for.
Explore Career Opportunities at BHG
Discover opportunities across clinical care, medical services, leadership and operations at our treatment centers and on our corporate team. Whether you’re supporting patients directly or keeping operations running smoothly, you’ll find purpose here.
Clinical Careers
Help patients build lasting recovery through counseling and direct support
- Counselors
- Clinical Supervisors and Directors
- Case Managers
- Peer Recovery Specialists
Medical Careers
Provide evidence-based medical care and support for patients in treatment.
- Physicians and Medical Directors (contractors)
- Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants
- Nursing (LPNs, RNs, Supervisors)
- Pharmacists
- Medical Assistants
Treatment Center Leadership Careers
Lead teams and treatment centers with compassion and accountability.
- Program Directors
- Regional Directors
Corporate & Support Careers
Ensure our centers run smoothly with operational and administrative expertise.
- Patient Registration Coordinators
- Revenue Cycle Management and Financial Counselors
- Referral Outreach
- HR, IT, Finance and Marketing
- Contact Center
- Compliance and Regulatory Affairs
Hear From Our Team
The heart of BHG comes through in our people. Here’s how they describe the mission, the meaning behind the work and the impact they’re proud to make.
I work in the recovery field because no one’s ‘Plan A’ in life is to develop a substance use disorder. No matter what led a person to a substance use disorder, we need to be there to serve our neighbors. Every human life is unique, valuable, and irreplaceable.
I get excited daily because I know I am making a difference in my clients’ lives. I am confident they trust me to hold them accountable and that I am there to support them. I have a desire to be the change I would like to see in my clients. I have confidence in them, and they know that I care with each interaction that we have.
Working in harm recovery allows us to assist each person that comes in at the capacity they want and promotes a more promising recovery free of judgement and stigma. The BHG engagement model supports our patients in their recovery.
Every day, I’m inspired by the progress and resilience of those we support, and I’m honored to be part of their journey toward a healthier, more fulfilling life.
BHG gives me an opportunity to be part of an amazing team working toward the same goal. It’s humbling to see the work each person puts into their recovery, and there is nothing more precious or rewarding.
Start Making a Difference With BHG
Bring your compassion, dedication and your talent to a team that is transforming the future of addiction treatment.
*National Institute on Drug Abuse. (2023, August 7). Only 1 in 5 U.S. adults with opioid use disorder received medications to treat it in 2021. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Retrieved September 20, 2025, from https://nida.nih.gov/news-events/news-releases/2023/08/only-1-in-5-us-adults-with-opioid-use-disorder-received-medications-to-treat-it-in-2021