Teams 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.