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The CSA Park Street located in Dorchester, seeks a Full-Time Mental Health Intensive Care Coordinator to facilitate the development and implementation of an Individual Care Plan and risk management/safety plan for MassHealth youth with serious emotional disturbance.
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Keywords: rehabilitation, social counselor, social worker, provider, support staff, social services provider, counselor, mental health, psychiatric, social services, mentor, counseling, social work, group home, DSP, Direct Care, psychology, mental illness, mental health, psychiatric, outreach worker, outreach services, community based, human services, nonprofit, crisis, trauma, advocacy, recovery.
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Supported when needed through wrap-around services in academic tutoring, ESL, mental health, food security, and college success by partner organizations. We also offer robust mental health and wellness resources through partnerships with Calm and Wellable.
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The Commission's Homeless Services Bureau, in existence since 1983, has extensive experience providing integrated primary health, substance abuse, and mental health services to homeless individuals.
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This role will be based in the community and serve as a vital link connecting homeless individuals with serious mental illness, substance use disorders, and/or complex medical illnesses with needed care including mental health, substance use, and primary care as well as services that address social determinants of health needs.
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A new program focused on preventive and early mental health interventions for children and parents in the division of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry is seeking a part-time Clinical Research Coordinator (CRC) to assist our team that is developing mental health interventions and clinical research protocols for children and families.
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Description We are looking for an individual with experience working with young people and skills related to suicide prevention, mental health, substance use prevention, health promotion, youth development, community and public health, health equity or another relevant field.
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Social Wellness: 19+ days of PTO; mental health counseling & resources; fertility, surrogacy, and adoption assistance; volunteer days and donation matching. Assist with the annual Environmental Health & Safety Audit with Tenants of the Building.
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Preferred Qualifications: Knowledge of: Support services network, including programs and services offered by the Executive Office of Elder Affairs, Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission, Department of Mental Health, Department of Developmental Services, MassHealth, Home and Community Based Waiver programs, and other Health and Human Service organizations.
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The Clinical Coordinator will receive referrals from an Accountable Care Organization and collaborate with various internal and external providers including the respective Hospital System of Care, Homeless Outreach, Behavioral Health Providers, and other community based partners as appropriate.
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From mental health awareness and LGBTQ+ rights to greater racial equality, these trailblazers are committed to creating a brighter future for us all – bringing to life Clarks’ new global campaign, For the World Ahead.
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The Coordinator will report directly to the Director of Student Services and will support administrators and faculty members in preschool through high school in assuring that students’ school-based mental and behavioral health needs are met.
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In your daily practice, you will be based in the community and serve as a vital link connecting homeless individuals with serious mental illness, substance use disorders, and/or complex medical illnesses with needed care including mental health, substance use, and primary care as well as services that address social determinants of health needs.
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The Marketing Coordinator will support driving the North American Clarks energy businesses with a specific focus on wholesale account marketing needs within the upper tiered distribution channels.
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Our mission is to empower individuals and families to recover from addiction, trauma, mental illness, and other chronic medical conditions; overcome homelessness and discrimination; and achieve health and wellness through comprehensive, integrated care.
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