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Duties Description The New York State Office of Mental Health (OMH) is currently recruiting to fill a Mental Health Program Specialist 3, Grade 25, position in the Western Field Office (WFO.
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Analyze, understand, and articulate potential/actual impacts of program decisions and activities on both the mental health and legal systems, and how the Behavioral Health pre and post commitment programs fit within these boundaries, requirements.
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Services provided by peers (people in addiction recovery or with co-occurring mental health disorders) include a wide range of supports, services, and advocacy that contribute to a client’s ability to engage in ongoing treatment.
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We have 60 locations throughout the borough providing a variety of programs that offer assistance in the areas of family, children and youth support, educational services, elder care, homelessness, mental health, and workforce development.
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Assists in the implementation, evaluation, and monitoring of inpatient and partial hospital mental health programsGathers and analyzes information related to program operations, service utilization and management, fiscal and human resources, and/or clinical and quality of care statistics; identifies and reports problem areas, compliance issues, or gaps in services.
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The CSP Peer Support Specialist on this multi-disciplinary team will offer assistance to individuals who are dealing with mental health, substance abuse, and emotional challenges.
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Access free legal guidance, mental health visits, work-life support, digital self-help tools and more. MyHealth Rewards wellness program to improve your health while earning a financial incentive.
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Functional areas may include: Mass Care, Client Casework, Health & Mental Health Services, Logistics, Information Management & Situational Awareness, Partnerships & Emergency Management, Workforce Development, Preparedness, General Volunteer Support & Engagement, or Home Fire Campaign.
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From financial, nutritional and employment support to child and adult protective services, health care coverage, and in-home services for older adults and persons with disabilities, our team lends support for all in need.
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The Outreach Specialist will be primarily responsible for conducting community outreach and screening for trauma and/or mental health concerns. We offer an extensive array of benefits for our employee including paid time off, preventative health care paid time off, birthday floating holiday, volunteer floating holiday, 15 Paid Holidays in a Year (16 in an Election Year), Medical/Dental/Vision/RX plans, Opt-out incentive, 401(k), flexible spending plans, & more.
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ReDiscover has been known for over 50 years as a non-profit community mental health center in southeastern Jackson County, Missouri with a mission of delivering efficient and cost-effective treatment for the people we serve.
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Two (2) years experience in the Human Services field, working with adults with intellectual/developmental disabilities, mental health diagnoses, and/or TBI. Requires knowledge of regulatory requirements and an ability to adhere to established regulations, excellent customer service skills, as well as written and verbal communication skills, organizational skills, and problem-solving skills.
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Seeking a candidate with 3-5 years of clinical mental health experience, who can professionally provide suicide prevention educational instruction to college staff utilizing the Collegiate Blue Envelope Program and evidence-based tools such as the CSSRS and Safety Plans.
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SUMMARY OF DUTIES The Outreach Specialist will be primarily responsible for conducting community outreach and screening for trauma and/or mental health concerns. OUR VALUES HOPE values: H umility, O wnership, P erseverance, E ngagement We offer an extensive array of benefits for our employee including paid time off, preventative health care paid time off, birthday floating holiday, volunteer floating holiday, 15 Paid Holidays in a Year (16 in an Election Year), Medical/Dental/Vision/RX plans, Opt-out incentive, 401(k), flexible spending plans, & more.
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Program participants are monitored to ensure their appearance at court dates and mandatory programming, and receive referrals to services like job training, drug treatment, and mental health counseling.
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