Jobs at Thresholds

Greet visitors, manage front desk and phones, maintain calendars and mail, perform data entry and clerical tasks, process client identification/insurance, reconcile petty cash, support office supply orders, maintain records in accounting system, and travel between sites as needed.

Provide administrative support to the Program Director/Department Head, manage scheduling, meetings, travel, filing, mail, and department finances using QuickBooks. Prepare reports and correspondence, maintain records, supervise administrative staff, coordinate projects and interdepartmental activities, and perform other office management duties.

Provide community-based mental health and substance use support through care planning, case management, transportation to appointments, and assistance with daily living skills. Connect clients with resources, help navigate systems, and apply trauma-informed, harm-reduction practices while receiving clinical supervision and professional development.

As a Peer Engagement Specialist, you will support individuals in mental health crises by providing assessments, interventions, and follow-up care, using personal recovery experiences to build rapport and offer assistance.

Provide one-on-one employment support to people with serious mental illness using the IPS model. Help clients set employment goals, build resumes, prepare for interviews, navigate transportation, and maintain jobs. Network with employers, advocate for accommodations, document progress, and collaborate with clinical teams. Participate in training and supervision related to IPS, trauma-informed care, and harm reduction.

Provide community-based mental health and substance use support through care planning, case management, transportation, and daily living skills coaching. Connect clients to resources, remove barriers to care, and adapt to individual treatment plans while receiving clinical supervision and training.

Provide in-community mental health and substance-use support through care planning, case management, and daily-living assistance. Connect clients to resources, accompany them to appointments, and remove barriers to care while applying trauma-informed and harm-reduction practices. Participate in supervision and training to support clinical growth and client recovery.

Community Support Specialists provide mental health support through care planning and case management, helping clients improve their daily living skills and achieve personal goals.

Community Support Specialists provide mental health support to clients in their homes, helping them achieve personal goals and navigate services while building relationships.

Oversee day-to-day program operations, provide direct clinical services, supervise and train staff, ensure regulatory and documentation compliance (CARF/Medicare/Medicaid), manage budgets and member funds, coordinate with community partners, handle crisis interventions, and act for the Program Director when absent.

Lead strategy, design, implementation, and administration of compensation, benefits and HRIS programs. Ensure compliance, manage vendor relationships, oversee HRIS operations, direct a Total Rewards team, drive employee engagement and recognition, and lead strategic projects to improve systems, processes and reporting.

Provide community-based mental health and substance-use support through care planning, case management, and daily living skills coaching. Connect clients to resources, transport them to appointments, document progress, and collaborate with the care team while receiving clinical supervision and professional development.

Lead and supervise a 24/7 crisis response team in a Living Room crisis center, establish collaborations and protocols, ensure evidence-based program fidelity, manage budgets and paperwork, hire and train staff, represent the agency, and provide on-call coverage for a 24/7 program.

Provide community-based mental health and substance use support through care planning, case management, resource navigation, daily living skills coaching, and transportation to appointments. Adapt to client schedules, document progress, and participate in clinical supervision and professional development using trauma-informed, harm reduction practices.

Provide peer-based support in a drop-in recovery center using lived experience to build community, teach living and coping skills, connect visitors to resources, and model recovery. Welcome clients, run activities, offer transportation when needed, and participate in on-call coverage. Support professional development and credentialing (CRSS).