The Administrative Specialist provides essential support to outpatient clinics and communication hubs by managing administrative tasks and scheduling. They also ensure high-quality customer service, handle client registration, and maintain clinical documentation in compliance with privacy regulations.
The Peer Recovery Support Coach uses lived experience to provide mentoring, coaching, and advocacy to assist individuals in achieving long-term recovery. They collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to coordinate services, support recovery goals, and help clients navigate behavioral health and social support systems.
The IDD Case Manager coordinates person-centered, goal-oriented support services for individuals with developmental disabilities to ensure community inclusion. They are responsible for monitoring health and safety, managing IPP development, and facilitating linkage to necessary community resources.
The Behavioral Health Technician provides consistent support and coordination of care for clients, including transporting them to appointments and facilitating skill-building programs. They also collaborate with team members to address client needs and maintain accurate documentation in compliance with privacy regulations.
