Jobs at Merakey

Leads daily operations for a residential human services program, supervises and supports staff, coordinates schedules, manages household needs, and ensures client safety. Provides direct care including activities of daily living, food preparation, supervision, medication administration, incident management, conflict de-escalation, and emergency response. Maintains cleanliness and basic upkeep of the assigned home while coordinating with the Program Manager and quality staff.

Provides community-based nursing case management for adults with complex behavioral and physical healthcare needs. Coordinates person-centered services, manages medical care, monitors physician orders and medications, delivers health education, advocates during appointments, provides supportive counseling and skills training, and participates in an on-call rotation.

Provides community-based case management for up to 30 adults, including personalized service planning, coordination with agency providers, supportive counseling, and reentry support for individuals returning from jail. The role includes serving as a primary contact, participating in on-call responsibilities, and supporting clients in achieving personal goals.

Supports students with disabilities under a certified special education teacher’s direction. Duties include preparing lesson materials, supervising students, reinforcing instruction individually or in groups, monitoring and recording progress, implementing behavioral support plans, assisting with parent conferences and transportation, and serving as a behavior technician when needed.

Supports and helps lead services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in a human services residential setting. The role requires at least one to three years of experience, a high school diploma or GED, or equivalent residential human services experience, and may require obtaining NADSP certification within the first year.

Provide strength-based case management for 25–30 adults with serious mental illness: develop and implement individualized service plans, coordinate resources, support recovery and symptom management, engage families/significant others, and complete required documentation.

Provide community-based case management for up to 30 adults with mental illness, offering resource coordination, recovery services, symptom management, family support, documentation, and travel to schools, homes, and community locations.

Serves as primary advocate and liaison for individuals with intellectual disabilities, families, facilities, and outside agencies. Manages an assigned caseload, completes monitoring functions, supports program services, and travels to community homes and day programs. Works under the supervision of a Social Services Supervisor.

Provides one-on-one behavioral and daily living support to children in homes, schools, and community settings. Implements IEPs and treatment plans, delivers evidence-based ABA interventions, collects behavioral data, communicates with families and staff, completes documentation, and assists with activities such as toileting and grooming. The PRN role requires at least 15 hours weekly and availability Monday through Friday during operating hours.

Leads a behavioral health program by managing daily operations, profit and loss, regulatory and payer compliance, staff performance, recruitment, onboarding, and stakeholder relationships. The role promotes collaborative decision-making, employee engagement, continuous improvement, mentoring, and adherence to organizational policies. Candidates must have a relevant master’s degree, Pennsylvania licensure or eligibility, behavioral health and developmental disability experience, and at least two years of program management experience.

Leads day-to-day residential program operations, supervises and supports staff, coordinates schedules, provides direct care, administers medication, manages incidents, and ensures client and staff safety. Responsibilities also include assisting with activities of daily living, meal preparation, household shopping, housekeeping, maintenance, and emergency response. The role works Friday through Monday on the second shift and may manage a caseload.

Provides frontline, phone-based IT support to employees by responding to calls, emails, and chats; troubleshooting hardware, software, connectivity, applications, Microsoft 365, printers, and peripherals; documenting and updating IT service tickets; guiding users through solutions and password resets; monitoring service requests, meeting SLAs, and escalating unresolved issues with complete documentation.

Leads daily operations for a residential human services program, supervising staff, coordinating schedules, supporting clients with activities of daily living, administering medication, managing incidents, de-escalating conflicts, and maintaining client safety. The role also oversees household needs such as meal planning, grocery shopping, housekeeping, and maintenance requests while coordinating with the Program Manager.

Provides bilingual English/Spanish recovery support to individuals in a drug and alcohol recovery program. Responsibilities include scheduled and on-demand client assistance, higher-level-care support, facilitating recovery groups, maintaining resource areas, coordinating educational materials, conducting surveys and assessments, and supporting front desk operations. The role requires active CRS or CPS certification, strong communication skills, client engagement abilities, flexibility, and full-time availability for early morning shifts.

Manages a residential human services program, supervising staff, coordinating operations, overseeing participant intake and individualized service plans, ensuring safety and regulatory compliance, managing incidents, budgets, staffing, training, supplies, and client funds. The role also monitors outcomes, provides crisis support, collaborates with community partners, and fulfills regional on-call responsibilities.

The Financial Assistant analyzes general ledger accounts, prepares financial reports and internal billing, tracks service usage, compares budgets to actual costs, researches variances, maintains financial records, supports year-end activities, audits accounting reports, and assists with budget preparation and expenditure coding. The role is supervised by the Finance Manager and operates in a hybrid arrangement in Coraopolis, Pennsylvania.

Provides administrative support for a behavioral health urgent care team by managing and maintaining medical records in accordance with organizational policies, quality standards, and regulatory requirements. Ensures timely, accurate, and complete documentation in the electronic health record system while supporting clinical, quality, and administrative functions. Interacts professionally with clients and colleagues and assists with office coordination.

Participates in child psychiatric evaluations with an attending physician, prepares reports for review, receives supervision, and may provide services independently under specified circumstances. The role is part of a Temple University child psychiatry rotation at Merakey Children’s Services and requires collaboration, conflict resolution, and change-management skills.

Oversee daily operations of a residential program, including staff supervision, scheduling, service documentation, regulatory compliance, household management, safety drills, client records, medication documentation, and individual care-plan implementation. The role also supports admissions, manages individual funds, coordinates staffing coverage, and ensures quality, dignity, and safety for individuals receiving developmental or behavioral health services.

Supervise and provide clinical and operational oversight for a community-based Blended Case Management program serving individuals with serious and persistent mental illness. Responsibilities include staff supervision and coaching, crisis guidance, service planning, admissions, referrals, discharge coordination, treatment team leadership, documentation and compliance monitoring, reporting, and collaboration with families, providers, and community partners.