Jobs at Southwestern Pennsylvania Human Services, Inc.

Provides administrative and office support for a behavioral healthcare agency. Responsibilities include data entry, document and records processing, medical transcription, call and visitor screening, billing and payment information management, communications, requisitions, and maintaining accurate confidential client information. The role requires strong computer, organizational, communication, customer service, and basic accounting skills, along with Pennsylvania criminal history, child abuse, and FBI fingerprint clearances.

Provides crisis intervention and behavioral health services to individuals and families. Responsibilities include assessing crises, conducting biopsychosocial assessments, developing service plans, offering supportive counseling, facilitating therapeutic activities, making referrals, documenting services, advocating for clients, and coordinating with community agencies, law enforcement, and correctional facilities. The role may include on-call duties and requires compliance with confidentiality, legal, and agency standards.

Conducts in-home assessments and reassessments for meal services, completes required documentation, coordinates consumer appointments, confirms meal deliveries, resolves basic billing issues, assists Care Managers with consumer contacts, and maintains case records in SAMS. The role requires knowledge of aging and social service programs, regulatory compliance, organization, confidentiality, and effective communication with consumers and providers.

Supervises outpatient mental health and psychiatric rehabilitation programs and staff. Coordinates treatment activities, establishes program goals, reviews clinical work, provides direct assessments and treatment planning, develops participant activities, trains staff, ensures regulatory compliance, completes documentation, supports outreach, and provides on-call supervisory backup.

Supervises and coordinates program treatment activities and staff, implements program goals, provides clinical services to a small caseload, prepares required reports and documentation, conducts staff supervision and professional development, coordinates outreach and community education, and ensures regulatory compliance and confidentiality.

Assist children in childcare centers with daily activities, including observing and reporting on behavior, maintaining a safe environment, and supporting the Group Leader.

The Education Specialist plans and implements educational programs for enrollees, including STEAM activities, maintaining communication with stakeholders, and ensuring quality care and documentation for all students.

The Case Manager conducts assessments, coordinates referrals, and links individuals to services for treatment and long-term recovery in community settings.

As a Community Engagement Specialist, you will support individuals in maintaining their housing, develop treatment plans, and engage with community resources.

This role implements consumer rehabilitation plans, helps clients find housing, maintains client records, and liaises with landlords and mental health teams.

The Community Engagement Specialist provides case management services to behavioral health consumers, coordinating with supports and linking them to services while maintaining clinical records and advocating for their needs.

The Supervisor oversees the Mental Health and Drug/Alcohol program, supervising staff, ensuring compliance, providing training, and engaging in community outreach and program development.

Provide person-centered services to individuals in substance treatment by assisting them in recovery, community integration, and accessing resources.

The Community Engagement Specialist provides case management and intensive life skills to individuals while ensuring proper service delivery and community engagement. They maintain records, advocate for consumers, conduct home visits, and assist in developing recovery service plans, adhering to ethical standards and policies.

The Administrative Specialist 1 performs office tasks, processes information, transcribes for medical staff, and maintains records while adhering to confidentiality and ethical standards.

The role involves providing case management support to behavioral health consumers, coordinating services, maintaining clinical records, and advocating for client's needs.

Provides blended case management for behavioral health consumers, including service planning, clinical documentation, advocacy, referrals, appointment coordination, emergency response, and connection to food, shelter, medical, and social services. Coordinates with families, formal and informal supports, supervisors, and clinical staff while maintaining confidentiality and meeting direct-service productivity requirements. The role also participates in on-call coverage and may transport consumers or their belongings.

Provide psychosocial assessments, individualized service plans, supportive counseling, life skills training, advocacy for entitlements and housing, maintain client records, participate in treatment team, offer on-call support for housing emergencies, and ensure compliance with policies and regulations.

Supervises and coordinates program treatment activities and staff, implements program goals, ensures regulatory compliance, provides clinical services to a small caseload, develops and reviews treatment plans, prepares required reports and documentation, conducts staff supervision and professional development, and coordinates community outreach and education.

Investigate reports alleging abuse of incapacitated older adults, conduct face-to-face assessments, coordinate care and placement, develop and execute consumer care plans, maintain accurate case records, prepare reports and testimony as needed, and ensure compliance with relevant laws and agency policies.