Jobs at Recovery Network of Programs, Inc.

The Clinician oversees clinical services for individuals with serious psychiatric disorders involved in the criminal justice system, coordinating assessments, treatment, case management, and collaborative support for recovery.

The Clinical Coordinator supervises staff, manages client treatment relationships, collaborates with healthcare providers, and assists in departmental planning and evaluations.

The Case Manager will provide quality care, develop client-centered care plans, link clients to resources, facilitate life skill groups, and monitor clients' progress in various areas including mental health and substance abuse.

The Clinician conducts assessments, provides counseling for substance abuse and mental health issues, develops treatment plans, and maintains client records.

The Recovery Support Specialist provides peer support services for individuals impacted by Substance Use Disorders and assists in their recovery process. Responsibilities include linking clients to resources, providing crisis intervention, and maintaining collaborative relationships with community providers.

This role involves overseeing nursing staff, coordinating patient care in withdrawal management, ensuring compliance with protocols, and providing patient education and advocacy.

Assist unemployed or underemployed individuals in gaining job skills, preparing for job applications, and maintaining employment. Duties include client assessment, job search assistance, and employer engagement.

The Case Manager assesses clients' needs, develops recovery plans, advocates for services, monitors progress, facilitates groups, and ensures documentation compliance.

The Case Manager coordinates admissions, housing resources, and develops discharge plans, supporting individuals' community reintegration through comprehensive case management services.

The Clinician conducts intake assessments, provides counseling for substance abuse disorders, develops treatment plans, maintains client records, and collaborates with specialists for client care.

The Case Manager is responsible for admissions, counseling, data entry, crisis intervention, and maintaining resident files at the Prospect House Shelter.

The Clinician will conduct client screenings, implement therapeutic treatments, provide education on substance abuse, and maintain client records, all while working in a residential detox program.

The Case Manager assesses clients' needs, links them to resources, develops recovery plans, monitors progress, advocates for services, and adheres to documentation standards.

The Case Manager provides comprehensive services for individuals with psychiatric disorders involved in criminal court cases, coordinating care, advocacy, and community reintegration.

Provide counseling, crisis intervention, education, referrals, and case management for individuals and groups with substance use and co-occurring disorders. Maintain client records, develop and implement treatment plans, coordinate supportive services, and collaborate with staff under supervisor direction.

Provide crisis intervention, individual and group counseling for substance abuse and co-occurring disorders; develop and implement treatment plans; provide education, referrals, record keeping, and work with community resources. Position is per diem with weekend availability.

Provide screening, intake, assessment, individual/group/family counseling, crisis intervention, case management and discharge planning for adults with substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders. Facilitate groups, coordinate referrals (medical, legal, housing), maintain clinical records and billing documentation, and collaborate with medical providers and community resources.

Provide strength-based recovery support and coaching to clients in an intensive residential program. Lead groups, conduct one-on-one sessions using motivational interviewing, perform intake screenings, recognize and respond to crises, connect clients with community resources, and facilitate warm handoffs to higher levels of care.

The Case Manager assesses clients' needs, coordinates services, advocates for them, and facilitates recovery group sessions. They monitor progress and adhere to documentation standards.

The Case Manager assesses clients' needs, plans their recovery, links them to resources, advocates for services, facilitates groups, and participates in case management meetings.