Frontier Psychiatry

Marketing

• Manage and optimize HubSpot CRM, including segmentation, workflows, and lead tracking
• Build and maintain marketing automation that supports patient and referral journeys
• Monitor performance and continuously improve conversion across the funnel
• Plan and execute email campaigns from strategy through performance analysis
• Support patient acquisition by scaling lead generation and self-referral channels
• Optimize provider profiles across platforms (e.g., Psychology Today, ZocDoc, Google Business Profile)
• Manage Frontier’s presence across LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube
• Plan, create, schedule, and analyze content performance
• Support development and execution of a YouTube content strategy
• Write and publish blogs, website content, and digital materials that are clear and accessible
• Create marketing collateral including one-pagers, presentations, and digital assets
• Ensure brand consistency across channels and materials
• Use tools like Canva, Figma, or Adobe Creative Suite to produce clean, professional work
• Coordinate direct mail campaigns and conference logistics
• Support event execution, including materials and follow-up
• Collaborate with internal teams and external vendors to align messaging and execution
• Track and report on marketing performance metrics
• Identify trends, insights, and opportunities for improvement
• Contribute to marketing strategy as Frontier expands into new markets

Marketing Specialist

Therapist

• Conduct comprehensive biopsychosocial assessments for children and adolescents, and family systems, including diagnostic formulation and clinical justification
• Utilize evidence-based, developmentally appropriate assessment tools
• Assess family dynamics, environmental stressors, and developmental factors influencing mental health
• Provide goal-oriented, evidence-based therapy for children, adolescents, and families through individual, family, and caregiver sessions as clinically appropriate
• Deliver care through individual child therapy, family therapy, and caregiver sessions as clinically appropriate
• Tailor interventions to developmental stage, family context, and treatment goals
• Provide caregiver psychoeducation on emotional regulation, behavior management, communication, and stress reduction
• Maintain a clear therapeutic strategy and monitor response to treatment
• Develop and maintain individualized treatment plans with developmentally appropriate, measurable (SMART) goals
• Collaborate with caregivers and the care team to ensure alignment and continuity of care
• Conduct structured risk assessments for youth experiencing acute distress or safety concerns
• Develop safety plans involving caregivers and interdisciplinary partners
• Coordinate use of local crisis and community resources to support safety and continuity
• Work closely with psychiatric providers, pediatric stakeholders, and behavioral health colleagues
• Support referrals to community resources, schools, and family-based supports when appropriate
• Complete all clinical documentation within organizational timelines
• Ensure documentation is accurate, clinically sound, and compliant with billing, regulatory, and organizational standards
• Adhere to ethical guidelines related to child welfare, confidentiality, informed consent, and mandatory reporting
• Participate in weekly supervision, case consultation, and clinical rounding as directed by the Director of Care Management and Psychotherapy
• Maintain flexibility in scheduling to support family access and program needs
• Maintain CEUs and regulatory requirements
• Be willing to obtain licensure in additional states as needed to meet clinical demand

Marketing Specialist

Clinical Therapist, LCSW/LCPC