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The CRC Program Manager oversees daily operations of a recovery center, ensuring client care and safety, supervising a multi-disciplinary care team, managing program activities, and maintaining compliance with policies. The role includes community relations, budget oversight, and documentation of treatment plans and assessments.

The Recovery Specialist provides support services and training to clients in areas like health management, recovery planning, and crisis management. They assist clients in developing wellness goals, navigate healthcare systems, and foster community links. Responsibilities include case management, intake assessments, and coordinating follow-up services.

The Case Manager provides mental health and substance abuse services to individuals, working closely with community partners and local stakeholders to ensure comprehensive care. Responsibilities include conducting assessments, implementing treatment plans, and supporting clients in various environments. Strong communication and organizational skills are essential as well as the ability to foster supportive relationships with clients.

The Transitional Living Program Advisor supervises residents and provides life skills training to help them achieve independence. Responsibilities include linking clients to resources, offering personal care instruction, and assisting with various life skills such as cooking and budgeting.

The Horizon Program Coordinator at Centerstone will lead the coordination of treatment for behavioral and physical health conditions. Responsibilities include comprehensive care management, ensuring client access to services, providing health education, and developing strategies for clients' health goals. The role requires effective communication and the ability to work independently or as part of a team.

The Wrap Around Facilitator partners with youth and families using the High-Fidelity Wraparound Process, assisting in creating support plans to address family needs. This role involves collaborating with teams to leverage resources and provide support and training to community members.

The Wrap Around Facilitator partners with youth and families utilizing the High-Fidelity Wraparound Process to build support networks, addressing family needs and empowering youth at risk of out-of-home placement through team-based services.

The Recovery Specialist provides support and guidance to clients with mental illness and/or substance use disorders, helping them overcome barriers to recovery. Responsibilities include client communication, treatment planning, and individual/group interventions. They also document client progress and collaborate with community systems.

This role involves maintaining public parks and facilities, performing custodial tasks, street cleaning, landscaping, and operating various maintenance equipment. The individual will also manage inventory and assist City personnel as needed.

The Recovery Specialist provides support services, education, and training to help clients achieve wellness goals. They assist in developing personalized recovery plans, provide case management, facilitate community linkages, and ensure clients understand the services provided. Essential duties include individual/group training, resource linking, and ongoing case management to promote clients' health and recovery.

Provides emotional and informational support for program participants and their families, assists with access to support services, shares lived experiences to provide education and hope, collaborates with team members, and maintains professionalism in the community.

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 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.

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 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 Client Account Rep develops and monitors accounts receivable procedures, ensuring compliance and maximizing timely reimbursement. They process claims and follow up on open accounts to maintain stable cash flow while coordinating with the credentialing team.

The Team Lead provides supervision and guidance to staff in various roles related to Life Skills and Case Management. Responsibilities include maintaining clinical records, ensuring productivity, completing assessments and treatment plans, and fostering effective communication within the team and with referral sources.

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 Resource Developer engages with individuals and families in crisis, assisting them with navigation of mental health services and resources. They build relationships with external partners, provide advocacy, support clients in active treatment environments, and complete clinical documentation in a timely manner.

The Financial Navigator assists clients in obtaining funding sources and completing applications. They monitor regional metrics, educate staff on funding requirements, and maintain relationships with support and clinical teams to coordinate resources effectively.