Jobs at Merakey

Designs and directs individualized behavior modification plans, consults with mobile therapists and families, provides assessment, program design and monitoring, limited direct therapy, participates in team meetings, and consults with schools and other systems to address behavioral issues.

Designs and directs individualized, non-aversive behavior intervention plans for children/adolescents. Consults with mobile therapists and families, provides assessment, program design, limited direct therapy, case monitoring, and participates in team and school-based meetings to support behavior goals.

Manage day-to-day operations of a residential program: supervise and support staff, coordinate schedules, approve timecards, provide direct care (ADLs, medication administration), ensure client and staff safety, handle incidents and emergencies, manage household needs and maintenance, and report to the Program Manager.

Designs and directs individualized behavior modification plans for children, adolescents, and families. Responsibilities include behavioral assessment, intervention program design, monitoring, consultation with Mobile Therapists, limited direct therapy, family contact, team meetings, and support during school or family behavioral conflicts. The role requires collaboration with treatment teams and use of non-aversive behavioral change methods.

Leads day-to-day operations of a residential human-services program, including staff guidance, scheduling, direct client care, medication administration, incident management, crisis response, household needs, and home upkeep. Ensures client and staff safety, enforces policies, coordinates repairs, manages groceries and meals, and supports high-quality services for program participants.

Leads day-to-day residential program operations, supervises and supports staff, coordinates schedules, provides direct care, manages medications, ensures client safety, responds to incidents and crises, and oversees household needs including meals, shopping, housekeeping, maintenance, and repairs.

Provide behavior support in a school setting under clinical supervision. Develop behavior and safety plans, contribute to IEPs, train and support behavior technicians, observe and collect student data, and work one-on-one with students, especially those with autism.

Manage day-to-day operations of a residential program: supervise staff, coordinate schedules, provide direct care (ADLs, meal prep, medication administration), enforce safety/policy, respond to incidents, manage household needs and maintenance, and report to the Program Manager.

Manage day-to-day operations of a residential human-services program in Philadelphia: supervise staff, oversee client intake and individualized service plans, ensure safety and regulatory compliance, manage budgets and personnel issues, coordinate community partnerships, collect/report program data, provide crisis intervention, and fulfill on-call duties.

Participate in child psychiatric evaluations with an attending, write reports for review, engage in supervision, and sometimes provide services without an attending present. Support relationship-building with stakeholders, lead and engage staff through organizational change, and apply conflict resolution, mediation, and negotiation skills to address interpersonal and stakeholder issues.

Provide recovery-focused, peer-delivered support for individuals with mental health and/or substance use challenges in a clinic setting. Use lived experience to build trust, advocate, document in EHR, collaborate with clinical teams, maintain boundaries, and participate in certification and continued learning.

Manage daily operations and staff of a day services program for individuals with developmental and intellectual disabilities. Oversee program planning, implementation, licensing, billing support, property and safety, staff training, scheduling, and coordination with clinical and specialized personnel to ensure quality care and compliance.

Oversee day-to-day management of a program division: coordinate activities, supervise and support direct support staff (DSPs), manage caseloads, enforce safety and program policies, respond to crises, and ensure household upkeep and client care including ADLs and medication administration.

Manage day-to-day operations of a residential program: coordinate activities, supervise staff, provide direct care (ADLs, medication administration), ensure client safety, handle incidents, maintain household needs and schedules, and support program manager.

Leads day-to-day residential program operations, supervises and supports staff, manages schedules and household needs, provides direct care including ADLs and medication administration, monitors client safety and behavior, responds to emergencies, coordinates incident management, and maintains home cleanliness and upkeep.

Greet visitors, manage the telephone switchboard, and perform reception, secretarial, and clerical tasks (typing, filing, faxing). Report to Program Director and Assistant Program Director. Monday–Friday, 7:00 am–3:30 pm. $16/hour plus benefits.

Manage day-to-day operations of a residential human services program, supervise staff, provide direct care (ADLs, medication administration), ensure client safety, handle incidents and household needs, prepare schedules, and coordinate with Program Manager and QCO to maintain service quality.

Provide direct support to adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities in an Adult Day Program: assist with daily living and personal care, lead life-skills and recreational activities, encourage independence, document progress, maintain a safe and organized program environment, and communicate with team members.

Provides nursing care in a long-term structured residence for individuals with mental illness. Administers medications, monitors vital signs, assesses physical health conditions, and educates residents about healthy living and medication use. The position is PRN and requires an accredited practical nursing education and an active Pennsylvania LPN license.

Provide direct support to adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities in an adult day program: assist with daily routines and personal care, lead life-skills and recreational activities, encourage independence and positive behavior, adapt activities to individual needs, document progress, maintain program space, and communicate with team members.