Jobs at Eliot Community Human Services

Provide macro-level clinical, operational, and fiscal oversight for multi-site, DMH-funded adult community mental health teams. Ensure coordinated intake, person-centered treatment planning, risk management, staff training, and culturally competent, recovery-focused services while supporting supervisors and retaining a 24/7 multidisciplinary workforce.

Provide bilingual (Spanish) administrative and receptionist support for the Healthy Families program: manage participant paper files and EMR, handle referrals, coordinate events, and perform clerical duties (faxing, scanning, filing, phone). Maintain client database and support outreach in the community.

Provide urgent behavioral health care including diagnostic evaluations, crisis planning, stabilization interventions, and short-term treatment for individuals and families. Deliver flexible, community-based services in office, virtual, home, or community settings. Assess safety and service needs, develop stabilization-focused treatment plans, collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, support hospital admissions/discharges, and participate in ongoing trainings.

Manage nursing care for a PACT caseload (3-6 clients), provide psychiatric nursing interventions, medication management, health education, coordinate medical care, perform outreach and transport clients, complete assessments and individualized plans, and participate in rotating on-call, evening, weekend, and holiday coverage.

Two-year post-baccalaureate fellowship offering recent graduates hands-on clinical experience across community mental health programs (PACT, ACCS, MCI, CCS). Includes a week-long orientation bootcamp, regular individual and group supervision with licensed clinicians, monthly learning seminars, mentorship, and professional development to prepare fellows for graduate study and careers in behavioral health.

Provide street and community outreach to adults experiencing homelessness, distribute supplies, encourage use of shelters and services, maintain knowledge of local resources, coordinate with service providers, and offer peer-based support drawing on lived experience and recovery.

Provide leadership and oversight to the Mobile Crisis Intervention nursing team, supervise clinical care and screenings, coordinate medications and labs, support crisis and urgent care services, hire and evaluate nursing staff, and educate clients and staff about medical conditions and treatments.

Lead and supervise a multidisciplinary team delivering nursing and case management to unhoused adults with complex medical, psychiatric, and substance use needs. Provide harm-reduction counseling, medication management support, referrals, outreach (street, hospitals, correctional settings), agency collaboration, and strategic input to stabilize clients into permanent housing.

Provide evidence-based individual and family therapy for children and families in a Community Behavioral Health Center. Conduct assessments, develop treatment plans, participate in multidisciplinary teams, support care transitions, deliver services in office, virtually, or in the community, and engage clients in culturally competent, family-centered care.

Provide person-centered, recovery-focused support in an accredited Clubhouse program: facilitate therapeutic groups and workshops, assist vocational and independent-living goals, complete documentation, and support member transportation and community resource connections.

Provide nursing case management for 3–6 adults with severe mental illness: nursing interventions, medication management, health education, care coordination, outreach, transport, assessments, on-call and rotating evening/holiday coverage.

Manage day-to-day operations of a residential program for adults with intellectual/developmental disabilities and brain injury. Oversee case management, Individual Support Plans and behavior plans, hire/train/supervise staff, coordinate client transportation and community activities, and ensure high-quality, person-centered service delivery.

Provide clinical supervision and oversight for Adult Community Clinical Services, lead intakes and assessments, create crisis and treatment plans, deliver person-centered care, supervise and mentor case managers and direct care staff, facilitate recovery-focused services, and participate in on-call rotation.

Provide clinical leadership, oversight, and supervision for specialized residential mental health programs. Ensure assessment, treatment planning, risk/crisis management, staff supervision, and liaison with DMH. Oversee program administration, clinical service delivery, and incident reporting to support recovery-focused services for adults with severe, persistent mental illness.

Provide clinical supervision and direct, person-centered care for adults with severe mental illness. Lead intakes, assessments, crisis and treatment planning, supervise staff and case managers, model interventions, facilitate recovery-focused services, and participate in on-call rotation.

Lead and manage the Independent Living Program for court-involved youth, overseeing educational, clinical, medical, residential, fiscal, and licensing compliance. Supervise and develop staff, run meetings and trainings, maintain community and funder relationships, support youth treatment and crisis plans, and participate in on-call rotation to ensure safe, effective program operations.

Provide primary case management and nursing interventions for 3–6 adults with severe mental illness. Coordinate medical care, manage medications, perform assessments and individualized action plans, conduct outreach and in-home support, transport clients, and participate in rotating on-call and evening/holiday coverage to ensure 24/7 client support.

Provide community outreach and side-by-side interventions for adults with severe mental illness. Develop person-centered treatment plans, support community integration, build natural supports, and empower recovery related to treatment, employment, and leisure. Work on a multidisciplinary team and participate in rotating on-call evening and weekend coverage.

Oversee CBHC clinical staff delivering emergency stabilization, urgent care, and assessments. Ensure development and follow-up of stabilization and safety plans, supervise short-term evidence-based crisis treatments, provide clinical and administrative supervision (evaluations, corrective actions), and coordinate transitions to ongoing services.

Provide supervised clinical experience: observe medical/specialty techniques, participate in assessments, treatment planning, and evidence-based interventions under qualified supervision while adhering to policies and schedules.