Behavioral Health Care Manager (BHCM) - Bilingual (Spanish)

About Triplemoon

We help families add years to their life—and life to their years.

Triplemoon exists to close the pediatric mental health gap. Founded in 2023, we partner with pediatricians and family medicine practices to deliver integrated, evidence-based behavioral health care that’s fully covered by insurance, including Medicaid. Our mission is simple: make high-quality mental health support accessible to every family—while helping providers reclaim time, improve outcomes, and build sustainable practices. By combining collaborative care, modern technology, and a whole-family approach, Triplemoon is transforming how—and where—children receive the behavioral health support they deserve.

We look for clinicians who align with our values:

• Whole Human – We treat the whole child and family
• Evidence-Based – We rely on proven, data-driven care
• Endlessly Curious – We are always learning and improving
• Make It Happen – We take ownership and move quickly
• Radically Candid – We communicate openly and honestly
• Continuously Improving – We iterate and grow together

As a BHCM at Triplemoon, you will:

• Focus on impactful, structured care (not open-ended therapy)
• Work within evidence-based clinical pathways designed to drive outcomes
• Be part of a team-based model where you’re supported by:
• • Pediatricians
  • Psychiatric consultants
  • Care coordinators
• Deliver care that integrates:
• • Behavioral health intervention
  • Care coordination (school, SDoH, therapies)
  • Family education and support

This role is ideal for clinicians who want to:

• Spend more time helping patients and families directly
• Work in a collaborative, coordinated system of care
• See measurable progress in their patients over time

Direct Patient Care (~75%)

• →Conduct intake assessments and ongoing follow-up sessions via telehealth
• →Deliver brief, evidence-based interventions:
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  • →CBT skills
  • →Motivational interviewing
  • →Behavioral activation
  • →Parent coaching
• →Provide in-session education and actionable recommendations to families
• →Track patient progress using validated screening tools

Care Coordination & Clinical Collaboration

• →Support families with:
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  • →School accommodations
  • →SDoH needs
  • →Coordination with OT/PT/ST and other specialty services
• →Collaborate with pediatricians and psychiatric consultants
• →Participate in weekly registry review meetings to guide care decisions
• →Partner with board-certified pediatric psychiatrists who:
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  • →Provide medication recommendations
  • →Oversee patient progress and care plans

Documentation & Operations

• →Document all care in our EHR (Healthie)
• →Track outcomes and progress using structured workflows
• →Manage scheduling, follow-ups, and patient engagement
• →Apply standardized protocols (no-shows, cancellations, safety)

Accomplished BHCMs at Triplemoon:

• Build strong relationships with children and families
• Deliver structured, goal-oriented sessions
• Use data and screening tools to guide care
• Communicate clearly and proactively with their care team
• Stay organized and follow through consistently
• Balance clinical care with operational excellence

• Bilingual (fluency in Spanish is a requirement for this role).
• Active, unrestricted clinical licensure as a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW), licensed professional counselor (LPC), and/or licensed therapist (LMFT).
• Active licensure in one or more of the following states on or before start-date
• • California
  • Connecticut
  • Florida
  • Maryland
  • Tennessee
  • Texas
  • Virginia
• Experience working with children, adolescents, and families
• 3+ years of experience OR a minimum of 3,000 supervised hours
• Flexibility with hours/availability, including 2 evenings/week + 2-4 weekend days/month
• Experience and training in evidence-based modalities (CBT, MI, BA, etc.)
• Comfort working in a telehealth environment
• Strong communication, organization, and documentation skills
• Ability to deliver care with a diversity equity and inclusion (DEI) and trauma-informed lens

• Experience in:
• • Pediatric primary care or collaborative care (CoCM)
  • School-based or community mental health settings
• Familiarity with:
• • Measurement-based care
  • Brief, structured interventions