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The Skill Specialist teaches and supports individuals with serious mental illness and/or substance use disorders, focusing on skill development, recovery, and community integration. Responsibilities include facilitating individual and group interventions, maintaining clinical documentation, assessing plans with clients, and collaborating with various community systems.

As a 988 Chat/Text Crisis Specialist, you will provide clinical screenings and risk assessments for individuals in crisis via chat or text. This remote position involves assessing suicide risks, linking clients to community resources, and following up with moderate to high-risk individuals while meeting ethical and clinical standards.

The RCORP Proctor configures, maintains, and secures telehealth equipment in schools. Responsibilities include training school staff and families on equipment use, coordinating telehealth sessions, and reporting data. The role also involves finding and sharing community resources, providing case management support, and engaging in outreach activities.

The QI Specialist - Compliance oversees the management of policies and procedures, facilitates root cause analysis, and ensures compliance with accreditation standards. This role requires collaboration with various teams to enhance clinical quality and performance improvement.

The Outreach and Education Specialist is responsible for conducting outreach, developing community partnerships, and providing consultation and education to various community partners. This role includes conducting culturally appropriate screenings and assessments to identify behavioral and developmental concerns in children and caregivers, facilitating comprehensive screenings, and maintaining clinical documentation in an electronic health record.

The Recovery Specialist assists clients with day-to-day living activities, monitors client behaviors and interactions, and supports therapeutic recreation planning. Responsibilities include documenting client progress, facilitating group activities, and providing administrative support in a safe and compliant program environment.

Teaching and supporting individuals with mental illness and substance use disorders in their recovery journey. Providing skills training, communication with interdisciplinary teams, and collaborating with community systems for client welfare. Maintaining accurate clinical documentation and progress reports for clients.

The Community-Based Case Manager will provide mental health and substance use disorder case management, facilitate supportive counseling, develop treatment plans, conduct assessments, and coordinate care with law enforcement and local stakeholders. They will also manage documentation in electronic medical records and create supportive relationships with clients.

The Campaign Coordinator will manage daily operations for major and capital campaigns, focusing on project management, scheduling, correspondence, and donor information management. They will support campaign teams and maintain databases while preparing documentation and coordinating events.

Responsible for providing crisis response and assessment services to individuals experiencing mental health crises, offering support and linkage to resources, and maintaining accurate records of contacts. Deescalates crisis situations, assesses risks, makes appropriate referrals, and communicates effectively with stakeholders. Bachelor's degree required.

The Crisis Specialist will provide emergency mental health intervention through face-to-face, phone, and telehealth services to individuals in crisis. Responsibilities include assessing the risk of harm, maintaining documentation, de-escalating situations, and liaising with other resources as needed.

The Program Manager for the Stride Crisis Diversion Center will coordinate and implement daily operations of the CMHC Crisis services grant, supervise staff, manage clinical and administrative activities, and develop mobile crisis services while collaborating with local providers and community partners.

The Crisis Engagement Specialist provides supportive services during mobile crisis response, assisting clients and families with crisis assessments, stabilization, and linkages to ongoing services. The role involves collaboration with community partners and mental health consultations to ensure proper care delivery.

The Skills Specialist guides and supports clients with serious mental illness or substance use disorders. Responsibilities include teaching life skills, collaborating with interdisciplinary teams, completing clinical documentation, and facilitating individual or group interventions. The role ensures the client's treatment plan is updated and that communication regarding their progress is clear and accurate.

The Therapeutic Mentor provides support to parents in managing their children's physical, emotional, and educational needs. This role involves modeling positive relationships, assisting parents with practical organizational skills, teaching problem-solving for crises, presenting workshops, and coordinating with community resources. The mentor advocates for parents and facilitates trainings focusing on trauma-informed caregiving.

The Recovery Specialist provides support services to clients, promoting wellness and recovery while assisting with personal recovery goals. Responsibilities include offering training, developing wellness plans, managing chronic health conditions, navigating healthcare systems, and conducting assessments. The role involves direct client interaction, case management, and linking clients to community resources to foster recovery and self-advocacy.

Coordinate the treatment of behavioral and physical health conditions, ensure client access to services, develop strategies for health goals, and communicate regularly with clients about their health status.

The Wrap Around Facilitator partners with youth and families to create support plans using the High-Fidelity Wraparound Process. The role involves identifying resources, training community members, and empowering families facing mental health challenges.

The RIP Classroom Coordinator supervises the operation of RIP classrooms, maintains lesson plans, organizes activities, trains volunteers, and manages relationships with parents and families. The role includes evaluating program effectiveness and participating in special presentations.

The Financial Navigator assists clients in identifying and applying for funding sources. They coordinate resources, monitor financial metrics, and educate staff on funding requirements while maintaining collaboration with other support services and clinical staff.