Jobs at Community Counseling Solutions

Performs non-profit fund accounting and month-end close tasks, prepares financial statements and tax returns, reconciles accounts, supports audits, recommends controls and process improvements, and provides accounting backup and guidance.

Provide trauma-informed, in-field peer support to individuals who intersect with law enforcement due to substance use or unmet behavioral health needs. Conduct outreach, screening, intake, referrals, warm handoffs to treatment, documentation (EHR/Excel), follow-up, de-escalation, community partner development, and coordinate with law enforcement and partner agencies. Complete required trainings and become a Certified Recovery Mentor within six months.

Provides peer counseling, mentoring, crisis support, rehabilitation assistance, and recovery guidance to clients and families using lived mental health or substance use experience. Documents services, participates in clinical meetings and supervision, supports individual and group activities, addresses stigma, and coordinates with clinicians and community partners. The role may provide transportation and services in homes, hospitals, offices, and community settings.

Provide day-to-day clinical supervision and oversight of mental health and addiction clinicians, ensure compliance with Oregon Administrative Rules and quality standards, carry a clinical caseload (assessments, treatment plans, individual/group/family therapy), manage staff hiring/training/evaluations, participate in on-call/crisis response, coordinate with community partners and prescribers, administer UA testing, and assist with utilization management and documentation quality assurance.

Provide mental health nursing care and medication oversight, administer medications, lead therapy sessions, and participate in client advocacy within a team-based environment.

The On Call Nurse provides mental health nursing care, medication oversight, and treatment to clients, promotes recovery from mental illness, and conducts assessments. Responsibilities include medication administration, patient observation, family communication, and crisis intervention.

Manage patient accounts receivable: submit and follow up insurance claims, code services, prepare statements, collect and post payments, assist with scheduling and intake, maintain records, perform office clerical duties, and support billing operations and financial controls.

The Clinical Supervisor oversees mental health clinicians, ensuring quality clinical care, conducting evaluations, and managing clinical staff while maintaining compliance with regulations and agency standards.

The Clinical Supervisor oversees mental health and addictions clinicians, ensuring quality care, supervising clinical work, and managing staff. They also carry a caseload, conduct assessments, and ensure compliance with regulations.

The ACT Nurse provides mental health nursing care, medication oversight, and support for clients in the ACT program, ensuring adherence to Oregon Administrative Rules.

Manage organizational financial health: supervise accounting operations and staff, ensure compliance with tax and reporting standards, prepare reconciliations and forecasts, advise leadership, develop policies and strategic financial plans, and identify cost- and profitability-improvement opportunities.