Jobs at Eliot Community Human Services

Provides dual-diagnosis clinical services to adults with severe mental illness and substance use disorders through individual and group therapy, relapse prevention, education, care coordination, assessments, documentation, and evidence-based interventions. The clinician serves as a primary case manager, supports recovery and community integration, contributes to interdisciplinary treatment planning, provides team training and coverage, and participates in rotating weekend, on-call, and shift responsibilities.

Provides intensive mobile case management, care coordination, crisis support, advocacy, and recovery-focused interventions for adults with serious mental illness. Coordinates medical and psychiatric appointments, benefits, insurance, community resources, and services for an assigned caseload of 8–12 consumers. Develops culturally competent, strength-based Individualized Action Plans and supports consumers in achieving treatment and community-living goals.

Provides clinical oversight and supervision to outpatient mental health and substance use staff. Oversees assessments, authorizations, crisis plans, admissions, symptom monitoring, treatment planning, and evidence-based interventions. Ensures culturally competent, person-centered, strength-based care and supports staff development. Requires a Massachusetts clinical license, at least three years of relevant clinical experience, supervisory or clinical leadership experience, and reliable transportation.

Supervise clinical staff serving adults with severe mental illness in facility, community, and permanent supportive housing settings. Provide clinical guidance, oversee trauma-informed and evidence-based interventions, complete assessments and crisis plans, coordinate admissions, monitor treatment responses, and ensure individualized treatment planning. The role requires culturally competent, strength-based care and collaboration with residents experiencing complex behavioral health and social needs.

Conduct street and shelter outreach to engage people experiencing homelessness, provide basic supplies, connect individuals with shelters and community resources, and coordinate integrated services. Support adults with serious mental illness or co-occurring substance use disorders through compassionate, recovery-oriented relationships. The role requires lived experience of homelessness, mental health, or substance use recovery, community-based teamwork, reliable transportation, and a valid driver's license.

Provide clinical supervision and oversight for a jail diversion program serving people with mental health and substance use challenges. Responsibilities include co-responding to police crisis calls, completing assessments and crisis plans, delivering clinical interventions and therapeutic groups, supervising and training staff, supporting crisis coverage, coordinating data reporting, and collaborating with internal programs, police, and external providers.

Directs a jail diversion program serving individuals and families experiencing mental health or substance use challenges. Provides clinical oversight, supervises staff, coordinates police department coverage, investigates incidents, participates in on-call rotation, and develops partnerships with healthcare, behavioral health, government, and community organizations. Supports diversion from the criminal justice system into appropriate treatment and community services through individualized interventions and ongoing provider coordination.

Provides clinical coordination and crisis intervention for individuals diverted from the criminal justice system. Partners with police departments, Crisis Intervention Teams, providers, families, and community organizations to develop support plans, coordinate referrals, conduct biopsychosocial evaluations, complete safety documentation, deliver short-term interventions, and arrange hospitalization when clinically necessary.

Provides case management for adults with developmental disabilities, including assessments, service plans, documentation, service coordination, advocacy, provider linkages, appointment scheduling, and ongoing communication with individuals, families, and community agencies.

Provides short-term crisis support, stabilization, case management, and follow-up services to clients and families experiencing mental health or substance use challenges. Delivers interventions in offices, homes, communities, and virtually; supports mobile crisis evaluations and treatment planning; coordinates medical and psychiatric appointments; assists with benefits and community resources; and completes required documentation and insurance verification.

Provides crisis support, stabilization, short-term case management, skills training, follow-up services, and coordinated interventions for clients and families experiencing mental health or substance use challenges. Services are delivered in offices, virtually, communities, and residences. Responsibilities also include mobile crisis support, treatment planning, appointment coordination, resource access, documentation, and insurance verification.

Lead and supervise the Youth Mobile Crisis Intervention team providing 24/7 community-based crisis response for youth and families. Train and monitor clinicians and Family Partners, oversee crisis assessments and safety plans, coordinate behavioral health referrals, strengthen community partnerships, ensure service-entry processes, and serve as liaison between Youth MCI and CSA. The role requires clinical expertise, staff supervision, collaboration with treatment providers, and culturally responsive, family-focused care coordination.

Leads Eliot’s Youth Mobile Crisis Intervention team providing 24/7 community-based crisis response for youth and families. Supervises and develops clinical and family-partner staff, ensures quality crisis assessments and safety plans, coordinates referrals and community treatment options, and strengthens partnerships with providers. Serves as the primary liaison between Youth MCI and the Children’s Services Act, overseeing embedded staff, referrals, meetings, and coordinated behavioral health services.

Manage and lead nursing staff within Adult Community Clinical Services, coordinating psychiatric and medical care for adults with severe persistent mental illness. Oversee medication administration, medical assessments, staff training, and communication with medical and psychiatric providers while promoting health, wellness, and access to community resources.

Lead clinical operations for a 24/7 Community Crisis Stabilization program, oversee assessments, interventions, medication access, staff hiring, supervision, training, utilization/billing systems, and participate in on-call support.

Lead and manage a trauma-informed residential social services program for children 0–12. Oversee operations, staff supervision, regulatory compliance (DCF/DEEC), treatment and crisis planning, community partnerships, scheduling, documentation (EMR/MAP), and on-call/crisis response.

Provide clinical guidance, supervise case management and direct care staff, perform assessments and crisis planning, teach evidence-based, strength-based interventions, and lead intake and person-centered treatment for adults with severe and persistent mental illness.

Provide clinical leadership for a juvenile justice residential program: oversee assessments, intake/discharge planning, individual and group therapy, behavior modification system, crisis management, staff hiring, training, and supervision, collaborating with program administration and Program Director.

Provide urgent behavioral health care via 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), assess safety and level of care, develop stabilization-focused treatment plans, and coordinate with hospital triage and multidisciplinary teams to support admissions, discharges, and continuity of care.

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.