Jobs at STARS

Provide behavioral support to children and adolescents (ages 5–21) in community, school, and home settings. Under TBS Coordinator supervision, deliver behavior management, crisis intervention, self-help skill building, and collaborate with the treatment team to support successful placements. Part-time, in-person role.

Oversee quality assurance programs for outpatient mental health services, including staff documentation, report tracking, compliance with Medi-Cal and county standards, corrective action preparation, and continuous quality improvement data. Coordinate with research, clinical practices, EMR, and finance teams while improving QA procedures and supporting certification reviews.

Provide direct client care and medication administration in a behavioral health urgent care setting. Monitor and document patients' physical and mental condition, report to the RN and physician, confirm medication deliveries, write client summaries, and assist with shift nursing assignments to maintain safety and quality care.

Provides direct and indirect rehabilitation services to adolescents in a secure inpatient residential mental health facility. Conducts rehabilitation assessments, develops therapeutic group schedules, leads groups, coordinates daily activities, supervises outings, documents resident progress, provides reports, and participates in treatment team meetings and interdisciplinary treatment planning.

Develop persuasive, compliant grant applications and government RFP responses for California behavioral health programs. Manage proposal development end to end, including requirements tracking, stakeholder coordination, document review, version control, data gathering, and compliance audits. Collaborate with executive, clinical, finance, and administrative teams to communicate program models, outcomes, staffing strategies, and partnerships. Adapt proposal frameworks to meet funder requirements while protecting sensitive data and maintaining organizational voice.

Leads and oversees an outpatient community mental health program serving transitional-aged youth and adults. Supervises clinical and administrative staff, ensures regulatory compliance and quality services, monitors outcomes, manages documentation and crisis response, and collaborates with county and community partners. The role also supports counseling, medication management, housing, education, and vocational services throughout Fresno County.

Provides direct nursing care in a behavioral health urgent care setting, including observing and documenting patients’ physical and mental conditions, administering medications, reporting to nursing and medical leadership, completing client summaries, and supporting unit nursing activities. The role serves adults and adolescents undergoing short-term mental health stabilization and crisis care in a 24/7 walk-in facility.

Provides direct nursing care in a behavioral health urgent care setting, including medication preparation, administration, documentation, patient observation, condition reporting, pharmacy coordination, and shift summaries. Supports short-term mental health stabilization, crisis intervention, and safe facility operations for adult and adolescent clients. May organize and direct unit nursing activities when assigned.

Provides direct nursing care in a 16-bed residential behavioral health facility, including medication and injection administration, client assessments, family engagement, and psychiatric nursing care planning. Supports 24/7 intensive treatment and helps clients develop life skills and transition to permanent housing.

Provides direct nursing care in a 16-bed residential behavioral health facility. Responsibilities include administering medications and injections, assessing clients’ physical health, engaging clients and families, developing nursing care plans, and applying knowledge of psychiatric illness within the LVN/LPT scope of practice.

Provides direct nursing care in a 24/7 crisis residential treatment program for adults with mental health challenges. Administers medications and injections, assesses physical health with clients and families, develops nursing care plans within scope of practice, and supports individuals receiving psychiatric treatment and counseling.

Supervise delivery of community-based mental health and case management services, oversee Mental Health Specialists and Substance Use Counselors, provide clinical oversight and BBS-compliant supervision, carry a possible caseload, liaise with external agencies, and support clients with complex needs across Santa Clara County.

Provide oversight and care management for clients in the Starlight program, delivering case management/linkage, assessments, screenings, treatment planning and monitoring, and rehabilitation services. Work in community, clinic, home, and occasional telehealth sessions across Santa Clara County; transport clients and perform home-to-home visits. Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team focused on prevention and early intervention for individuals at risk of early psychosis and support families.

Supervise, hire, train, and evaluate clinical staff serving adults in an outpatient FSP. Provide clinical supervision meeting BBS requirements, individual/family/group therapy, crisis support, and participate in treatment teams. Review and approve clinical documentation, ensure regulatory compliance, and coordinate services such as housing, education, vocational supports, and medication management.

Provide peer-based outreach, engagement, advocacy, and direct support using lived experience to help Transitional Age Youth stabilize, recover, and transition back to the community.

Lead, plan, coordinate, and supervise the Day Treatment Intensive (DTI) Program for adolescents. Manage staffing, program scheduling, group therapy and activities, documentation, billing participation, regulatory compliance, community contacts, and supervise therapists and aides while working some evenings and weekends.

Provide rapid mental health assessments and crisis interventions in the community. Develop and maintain treatment plans, conduct family collateral and discharge planning, respond to suicide or emergency events, and visit clients in varied living situations to assess needs, provide counseling, and report significant changes to clinical staff.

The Clinical Supervisor hires, trains, and supervises staff serving youth and families. They oversee clinical quality, treatment meetings, crisis intervention, program operations, documentation, referrals, assessments, and occasional therapy services. The role supports outpatient community-based behavioral health services for clients ages 0–18 throughout Stanislaus County and may transport clients or family members. The position requires a licensed mental health professional with substantial direct-care and post-licensure experience.

Oversee the Quality Assurance Program for a crisis mental health center. Audit service documentation against billing requirements, Medi-Cal, county, agency, and external standards; process deficient charts for correction; ensure discharged records are properly completed and closed; and maintain medical records and Continuous Quality Improvement data.

Directs and oversees mental health and support services at a crisis walk-in center. Responsibilities include clinical program planning, implementation, monitoring, facility management, staff supervision, crisis-service oversight, external agency coordination, client care, grievance support, and clinical supervision of BBS-licensed staff. The role may maintain a caseload, represent the agency to county agencies and the community, and ensure compliance with BBS standards.