Jobs at Monarch

Provides residential and community-based support to individuals with mental health diagnoses, intellectual/developmental disabilities, or substance use disorders. Helps people pursue personal goals, build relationships, participate in community activities, and maintain rights and safety. Responsibilities include implementing individual plans, documenting progress, assisting with household tasks and personal needs, providing transportation, supporting emergency procedures, and occasionally working overnight. A valid driver’s license and high school diploma are required; prior experience is not required.

Provides part-time, community-based psychiatric care through an Assertive Community Treatment Team. Evaluates and diagnoses mental health disorders, prescribes medications, orders laboratory work, develops person-centered treatment plans, documents care, educates individuals and families, collaborates with healthcare providers, supervises assigned advanced practice clinicians, and participates in team meetings and training. The role requires home visits across Guilford and Forsyth counties and is fully onsite.

Provides person-centered support to individuals with mental health diagnoses or developmental disabilities in home, work, school, and community settings. Connects individuals with community resources, supports personal goals and advocacy, provides respite and daily assistance, maintains safety, completes required documentation, and contributes to planning and staff training. A valid driver’s license is required, and driving or travel may be necessary.

Provides person-centered, one-on-one support to individuals with mental health diagnoses or developmental disabilities in home, work, school, and community settings. Responsibilities include supporting personal goals, advocacy, safety, daily activities, caregiver respite, documentation, service-plan implementation, mentoring staff, and participation in required training and meetings. A valid driver’s license is required, and driving or travel may be necessary.

Provides peer-based mental health and substance use recovery support through an Assertive Community Treatment Team. Delivers individualized, group, and family services in community settings; assists participants with symptom management, daily living, housing, employment, finances, transportation, healthcare access, and social development. Documents progress, participates in assessments and treatment planning, leads activities, and supports participant self-determination. Requires lived recovery experience, CPSS certification, a high school diploma, and a valid driver’s license.

Provides person-centered support to adults with mental health diagnoses and developmental disabilities in home, work, school, and community settings. Builds relationships, supports personal goals, protects rights, connects individuals with resources, assists with daily needs, provides caregiver respite, documents progress, implements service plans, maintains safety, and participates in training and team meetings. Driving and travel may be required.

Provides community-based psychiatric care through an Assertive Community Treatment Team. Evaluates and diagnoses mental health disorders, prescribes medications, orders laboratory tests, develops person-centered treatment plans, educates individuals and families, coordinates with multidisciplinary providers, documents care, participates in high-risk case staffing, and supervises assigned physician assistants and nurse practitioners. The role requires travel to clients’ homes in Guilford and Forsyth counties and is fully onsite.

Provides residential and community-based support to individuals with mental health diagnoses, intellectual or developmental disabilities, or substance use disorders. Helps people pursue personal goals, build relationships, participate in community activities, maintain daily routines, and develop self-advocacy skills. Responsibilities include implementing service plans, documenting progress, assisting with household tasks, supporting health and safety, providing transportation, completing overnight sleepover shifts, and mentoring or orienting staff.

Provides person-centered support to adults with mental health diagnoses or developmental disabilities in home, work, school, and community settings. Builds relationships, promotes self-determination, connects individuals with resources, supports personal goals, provides caregiver relief, assists with daily needs, maintains safety, and completes required documentation. May provide mentoring and training to staff, attend meetings, maintain required certifications, and drive or travel as needed.

Provides person-centered direct support in a residential setting, including overnight sleepover coverage. Helps individuals with mental health diagnoses, intellectual or developmental disabilities, or substance use disorders achieve personal goals, build community relationships, manage daily living tasks, attend appointments, and maintain safety. Responsibilities include implementing service plans, documenting progress, supporting medical and emotional needs, providing transportation, completing household tasks, and assisting with staff orientation and training.

Provides clinical and administrative oversight to ACTT Team Leads across multiple community-based behavioral health teams. Responsibilities include supervision, interim leadership, hiring and training support, compliance monitoring, clinical documentation review, quality assurance, corrective action planning, crisis coverage coordination, program improvement, and collaboration with operations leadership.

Provides financial planning, budgeting, forecasting, reporting, variance analysis, and decision support for business segments and service lines. Leads budget and forecast cycles, develops financial and productivity reports, analyzes revenue and expenses, supports monthly close and audits, approves purchase orders, and presents financial insights to leadership and stakeholders. The role is remote for North Carolina residents, with possible travel to community and agency locations.

Provides person-centered support to individuals with mental health diagnoses and developmental disabilities in home, work, school, and community settings. Builds positive relationships, supports personal goals and advocacy, provides supervision and caregiver respite, assists with emotional and physical needs, implements service plans, maintains documentation, and promotes safety and self-determination. May mentor staff, attend training, and drive or travel as needed.

Provides person-centered support to adults with mental health diagnoses or developmental disabilities in home, work, school, and community settings. Builds positive relationships, promotes self-determination and advocacy, implements individual plans, provides respite and daily assistance, maintains records and progress notes, supports safety and medical needs, and participates in staff mentoring, training, and required meetings.

Provides residential and community-based support to individuals with mental illness, developmental disabilities, substance use disorders, or related needs. Helps people pursue personal goals, build relationships, participate in community activities, maintain health and safety, and complete daily household tasks. Implements individualized plans, documents progress, supports advocacy, provides transportation, assists during late-night hours, and participates in required training and team meetings. Sleepover coverage at a residential setting is required.

Provides person-centered support to adults with mental health diagnoses or developmental disabilities in home, work, school, and community settings. Helps individuals pursue personal goals, build advocacy skills, access community resources, and maintain safety and wellbeing. Implements individual service plans, provides respite and direct support, documents progress and incidents, maintains records, participates in training, and mentors staff. Driving and travel may be required.

Provides residential and community-based support to individuals with mental health, intellectual/developmental disabilities, or substance use needs. Helps people pursue personal goals, build relationships, participate in community activities, maintain their homes, and meet emotional, physical, and medical needs. Responsibilities include implementing care plans, documenting progress, supporting safety procedures, arranging transportation, attending training, and providing occasional overnight assistance.

Provide outpatient psychiatric care by assessing, diagnosing, and treating children, adolescents, adults, and geriatric patients. Prescribe medications, request laboratory testing, develop treatment plans, document care in EHR systems, educate patients and families, and coordinate with physicians and multidisciplinary providers. The role is onsite at least two days weekly in Raleigh, North Carolina, with possible driving and travel requirements.

Provides person-centered support to adults with mental health diagnoses or developmental disabilities in home, work, school, and community settings. Builds positive relationships, supports personal goals and advocacy, supervises and educates individuals, provides caregiver respite, maintains safety, documents progress and incidents, implements individualized plans, and coordinates with families and community resources. The role may require driving and travel, staff mentoring, training participation, and compliance with agency, state, and federal requirements.

Provides person-centered, one-on-one support to adults with mental health diagnoses or developmental disabilities in home, work, school, and community settings. Helps individuals pursue personal goals, build advocacy skills, access community resources, and maintain safety and independence. Responsibilities include implementing service plans, providing caregiver respite, documenting progress, supporting medical and emotional needs, mentoring staff, and attending required training and meetings.