Jobs at North Suffolk Community Services

Manage and supervise the Childrens After School Program (CASP) serving 8 youth. Oversee milieu activities, supervise staff, support clinicians in assessments and treatment plans, communicate with parents, manage risks, evaluate training needs, and represent the program at DMH and school/care coordination meetings.

The Overnight Support Specialist provides direct care to adults with developmental disabilities during overnight shifts, ensuring safety, documenting progress, and assisting with various needs.

Provide direct care services to adults with developmental disabilities during overnight shifts, ensuring safety and documenting progress and incidents.

The role involves providing direct care to adults with developmental disabilities during overnight shifts, ensuring safety through security checks, documenting progress, and communicating with team members.

The Mobile Crisis Clinician provides emergency psychiatric services to youth and families, coordinating care and treatments, and conducting evaluations while collaborating with other service providers.

As a Community Support Specialist, you will assist individuals in improving their health, achieve stability, and develop skills through direct support and treatment planning. Responsibilities include engaging clients, organizing activities, and collaborating with housing coordinators to secure living arrangements.

As a Community Support Specialist, you'll engage with individuals facing mental illness, assist with treatment planning, provide support, and facilitate community activities.

The Community Support Specialist engages with individuals to improve health and wellness, supports skill development, and provides direct support services in both community and group settings.

Provide care and assistance to adults with developmental disabilities, including meal preparation, personal hygiene support, and guidance in skills building.

Overnight Support Specialists provide direct care to adults with developmental disabilities, performing security checks, documenting progress, and assisting with daily needs.

As a Community Support Specialist, you will engage with individuals with severe mental illness, assisting with health, housing, and skill development through person-centered supports and planning.

Overnight Support Specialists provide direct care to adults with developmental disabilities, ensuring safety, documentation, and communication during overnight shifts.

The Administrative Assistant provides front desk support for an Outpatient Mental Health clinic, greeting visitors, managing appointments, and overseeing office operations, requiring bilingual Spanish skills.

The Co-Responding Mobile Coordinator provides emergency psychiatric services alongside police, aids clients in mental health crises, and ensures proper follow-up care.

Provide direct support and services to individuals with developmental disabilities, facilitating community integration and skill development.

As an Addictions Specialist, you will support individuals with substance use issues by providing counseling, interventions, and developing treatment plans. You'll work collaboratively with teams, conduct assessments, and refer clients to community resources.

The Senior Community Support Specialist engages individuals in health and wellness, organizes activities, implements treatment plans, and collaborates with housing coordinators, supervising Community Support Specialists as needed.

As a Peer Specialist, you'll support individuals in their recovery by building relationships, establishing goals, educating staff, and facilitating recovery-oriented activities.

The Addictions Specialist will lead efforts to help individuals understand and address substance use, developing treatment plans and providing direct support and counseling.

North Suffolk offers internships in various clinical services, providing hands-on experience working with diverse clients. Interns are matched with programs based on their interests and requirements.