Care Coordinator (Community Behavioral Health Center)

Job Type: Full-Time, 40 hoursLocation: Taunton, MAProgram Type: Care CoordinationProgram Name: Community Behavioral Health CenterSalary Range: $42,000About UsAt Community Counseling of Bristol County (CCBC), we are building an amazing team of professionals who are changing the way mental health is treated in Southeastern Massachusetts. You can find us in schools, homes, the community, and our Taunton offices empowering our clients with the latest evidence-based behavioral health treatments. We are a non-profit community mental health center serving over 50 communities in Massachusetts and growing. CCBC provides inpatient, outpatient, and urgent care services to adults and children overcoming depression, anxiety, mood disorders, substance abuse, and many other conditions hindering personal fulfillment. Join Community Counseling of Bristol County in launching our historic Community Behavioral Health Center (CBHC) program.Description of PositionWe are seeking a full-time Care Coordinator to join our CBHC team in providing assistance to our clients with mental health struggles. The ideal candidate is interested in providing a compassionate and full continuum of care to clients under the umbrella of the CBHC. You will be part of a multidisciplinary team of addressing the social, emotional, psychiatric, and medical needs of the clients we serve; this includes clients across the lifespan with a variety of presentations, including mental health and substance use concerns. Important qualities to be successful in this role include being self-motivated, good personal boundaries, and a belief in the principles of hope and recovery from mental illness. If you are caring, dedicated, and ready to grow your career, we would love to hear from you!Responsibilities Include:The Care Coordinator will provide support to the daily operations of the CBHC. These tasks will include:Coordinating medical and behavioral health care and making referralsWorking to identify, mitigate, and lift social and health inequities and barriers and advocate for the individual's access to services.Maintaining regular contact with client, provider, family, social service providers, and natural community supports to ensure treatment plans are implemented.Providing education and developing safety plans with clients and families.RequirementsMust hold a Bachelor's degree in a mental health field.Must have at least three (3) years of human services related experience, preferably with individuals across the lifespan with serious mental illness and substance abuse.Must possess good organizational skills and effective written, verbal, and computer skills.Great Benefits3 weeks paid vacation to start, and 4 weeks paid at 2 years12 paid holidays including 1 floating holiday2 weeks sick leaveHealth, dental, disability, and life insurance403-b with up to 5% employer matchTuition reimbursementAn ability to have a flexible work scheduleOpportunities for ongoing training, professional development and CEUsSupportive EnvironmentSupervisionSupport always available in difficult situationsTraining in evidence-based practicesSupport for skill developmentSupport groupsGrowth opportunities within the organizationApply Now - Send Resume & Cover LetterDate posted: 5/7/2026