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.

Use lived mental health recovery experience to answer crisis hotline calls, perform safety assessments, and conduct face-to-face community interventions with a Crisis Worker. Provide least-restrictive supports, distribute basic necessities, document services, offer follow-ups, and engage in professional development and outreach. Must share recovery experience to build rapport and be available for rotating shifts.

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 individual and group counseling, crisis intervention, vocational support, and psychosocial rehabilitation for veterans. Develop care and relapse-prevention plans, teach independent living skills, coordinate with community partners, facilitate groups, and document services in an Electronic Health Record.

As a Peer Support Specialist, you'll support individuals with mental and physical health challenges by leveraging your lived experience, helping them navigate their recovery journey, and building resilience and coping skills.

Community Support Specialists provide mental health support through care planning, case management, and helping clients navigate their recovery journey. They assist with daily living skills and transport clients to various appointments.

Community Support Specialists assist clients in mental health and substance use recovery by offering support, resources, and transportation. They help clients navigate care systems and improve daily living skills through effective communication and case management.

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 aid in client recovery by providing mental health and substance use support, case management, and connecting clients with resources, while also facilitating transport for various appointments.

The Quality Manager ensures high standards in clinical documentation and service delivery, conducts evaluations, and provides training to improve services.

Help individuals with mental illness find and sustain employment by developing plans, removing barriers, and providing support and mentorship.

Provide mental health and substance use treatment support to clients who are deaf or hard of hearing. Role includes care planning, case management, and driving clients to appointments.