Teams at Turning Point of Central California, Inc.

Provide direct psychiatric nursing care to clients with severe mental illness and dual-diagnosis: medication education and administration, coordination with psychiatrists and pharmacy, lab facilitation, home and community visits, documentation in EMR, client monitoring, emergency response, and training. Maintain supplies, comply with reporting laws, and transport clients as needed.

Oversee daily operations and direct care at a residential facility for individuals with developmental disabilities. Develop program activities and documentation, supervise and recruit staff, coordinate person-centered treatment plans, transport clients, manage admissions, monitor budgets and supplies, ensure regulatory compliance, produce treatment and discharge reports, and maintain on-site presence and emergency response.

Lead and manage clinical and administrative functions of an ACT behavioral health program. Oversee staff training, supervision, documentation quality, treatment planning, compliance with county/state/federal standards, fiscal oversight, reporting, interagency communication, and emergency response. Ensure staff complete required training and follow timecard and PTO policies; maintain on-site presence and drive for agency business.