The Community Support Specialist works with families and children in state custody to link them to essential community resources. Responsibilities include developing care plans, documenting progress in TFACTS, and coordinating services with schools and other providers.
The therapist provides individual and family counseling for youth in crisis to stabilize symptoms and prevent placement in restrictive settings. Responsibilities include maintaining a caseload of six families, conducting therapy sessions, and completing web-based documentation.
The School-Based Navigator acts as a liaison between schools, families, and the organization to facilitate access to behavioral health services. They manage intake documentation, verify insurance eligibility, and coordinate care to ensure service continuity for students.
The Clinical Provider Supervisor oversees assigned clinical staff, conducts regular supervisory sessions, and manages departmental caseloads. Additionally, the role involves providing direct counseling services, participating in crisis intervention, and ensuring compliance with clinical documentation and quality assurance standards.
The therapist provides individual and family counseling to youth in crisis to stabilize symptoms and prevent restrictive placements. They are responsible for maintaining a caseload of approximately six families and completing web-based documentation.
The therapist will conduct diagnostic assessments, develop treatment plans, and provide individual therapy to clients with mental health and substance use disorders. They are responsible for maintaining accurate concurrent documentation and coordinating care within a multi-disciplinary team.
The specialist supports the development and submission of competitive grant and contract proposals by conducting research, drafting narratives, and coordinating proposal components. They also manage project timelines, ensure compliance with funder requirements, and maintain accurate documentation for all business development activities.
