Jobs at Eliot Community Human Services

Conduct outreach and engagement with people experiencing homelessness, provide essential supplies and service referrals, encourage shelter and resource use, maintain knowledge of community resources, and coordinate integrated support with other providers. The role requires lived experience of homelessness, mental health, or substance use recovery, strong relationship-building skills, community-based teamwork, and reliable transportation.

Provides intensive, person-centered case management to adults with severe and persistent mental illness in community or residential settings. Responsibilities include outreach, side-by-side interventions, skills training, treatment planning, community integration, recovery support, and helping clients pursue employment and leisure goals. Collaborates with multidisciplinary teams and participates in rotating evening and weekend on-call coverage.

Provides administrative and clinical leadership across stabilization, tenancy preservation, and enhanced navigation programs. Oversees service expansion, quality assurance, staff recruitment, partnerships, procurement, and program reporting. Offers clinical guidance for high-risk client needs using trauma-informed care, harm reduction, and Housing First principles. Facilitates multidisciplinary meetings and collaborates with senior leadership to improve systems of care and operational effectiveness across multiple Massachusetts locations.

Supervises clinical services for adults with severe and persistent mental illness. Responsibilities include conducting assessments, creating crisis and treatment plans, delivering person-centered care, supervising case managers and direct-care staff, guiding treatment interventions, facilitating recovery-based services, and participating in an on-call rotation.

Supports court-involved youth in a residential juvenile justice program by coordinating services, building community resource networks, monitoring school and clinical attendance, gathering youth input, and facilitating therapeutic, psychoeducational, and recreational activities. The role requires culturally sensitive relationship-building and collaboration with youth, families, schools, clinical providers, and community organizations.

Provides nursing care and case management for adults with mental illness. Coordinates medical care, delivers nursing interventions and health education, manages medications, updates assessments and care plans, and supports the nursing department. Transports consumers as needed and participates in rotating evening, weekend, holiday, and on-call coverage to provide continuous client support.

Supervise Healthy Families Home Visitors through clinical, administrative, and reflective supervision. Conduct quality assurance activities, including home visit observations and family calls. Connect families with community resources supporting child development, parental wellness, and family functioning. Build relationships using motivational interviewing, trauma-informed and strength-based care, and facilitate parent support and parent-child interaction groups.

Provide intensive mobile case management and care coordination for adults with serious and persistent mental illnesses. Responsibilities include supporting 8–12 consumers, coordinating medical and psychiatric services, assisting with benefits and community resources, developing culturally competent Individualized Action Plans, advocating for consumers, and supporting recovery goals in community or respite settings.

Provides clinical oversight and supervision to outpatient staff serving children, families, and adults with mental health or substance use needs. 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.

Provide intensive community-based case management for adults with severe, persistent mental illness: outreach, side-by-side interventions, person-centered treatment planning, skills training, community integration support, and participate in on-call rotation for evenings and weekends.

Supports daily operations of an independent living program for court-involved youth. Responsibilities include overseeing compliance, coordinating treatment and crisis plans, connecting youth with community resources, participating in treatment teams, teaching independent living skills, scheduling educational and vocational activities, conducting visits, and modeling ethical, culturally sensitive behavior.

Provides peer support to adults with severe and persistent mental illness in community and residential settings. Responsibilities include promoting recovery, autonomy, self-advocacy, and empowerment; collaborating on treatment plans; supporting transitions and independence; educating clients and staff; and ensuring culturally competent, person-centered services.

Assists with oversight of residential programming for adults with severe and persistent mental illness. Responsibilities include supervising, hiring, training, and evaluating staff; monitoring daily operations; developing schedules; deploying resources; supporting consumer choice and community integration; and maintaining a safe environment through crisis intervention.

Provides intensive, community-based case management to adults with severe and persistent mental illness. Responsibilities include outreach, side-by-side skill-building interventions, treatment planning, community integration, natural-support development, recovery support, and rotating evening and weekend on-call coverage. Works collaboratively within a multidisciplinary Adult Community Clinical Services team in residential or community settings.

Provides administrative and clerical support for a juvenile justice program, maintaining personnel, payroll, billing, compliance, and program records. Manages communications, appointments, visitors, supplies, purchasing, vehicle records, credit card receipts, meeting minutes, reporting, data entry, incident documentation, outcome tracking, and surveys. Requires confidentiality, professionalism, organization, and adherence to HIPAA and agency policies.

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 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.

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.