This role is for individuals with a psychology, social work, or human services degree looking to help people living with mental health or substance use challenges build stable, healthy lives. The position involves acting as a coach, advocate, and problem-solver. A typical week includes visiting clients in various settings, assisting with practical needs like housing and benefits, accompanying clients to appointments, building care plans, and connecting them with resources. The agency provides paid training, weekly supervision, support for MHRT/C certification, paid agency days for team learning and connection, and a career path with opportunities for advancement into clinical and supervisory roles. Staff ideas are valued and used to improve care systems.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
Associate degree