The Bergen County Psychiatric Emergency Screening Program "262-HELP", a program of Care Plus NJ, is seeking to hire motivated full-time and part-time Mental Health Screeners. If you are interested in gaining training and supervision in assisting individuals experiencing a mental health crisis and working within a multidisciplinary team, consider this exciting job opportunity. 262-HELP is a 24/7 program operated out of Bergen New Bridge Medical Center with the purpose of providing on-site and off-site, emergency mental health services in Bergen County.

Various schedules are available including afternoon, evenings, and overnights. All schedules include one weekend shift, and all FT/PT positions are union positions.

Starting at 60K

Provide case management services for clients who are currently homeless and maintaining temporary shelter placement at the Bergen County Housing, Health and Human Services Center (BCHHHSC).

You will provide administrative and clerical support to management, staff and clients, such as the following but not limited to: typing, record keeping maintenance (i.e. program, client charts), data entry, billing preparation, insurance verifications, generating reports, and consumer contact log tracking. Ability to define problems, collect data, establish facts, and draw valid conclusions.

You will provide in-home education and supportive services to new and expectant parents in Bergen and Hudson Counties, especially those families overburdened by stressors placing them at risk of child abuse and neglect.

You will be responsible and accountable for providing a variety of mental health treatment services including assessment, diagnosis, treatment planning, and therapeutic services.

Provide outpatient therapeutic sessions to adults, children, and families to increase stabilization, maintain accurate records for each case, and ensure departmental goals are accomplished within the prescribed time frame by performing the job responsibilities personally.

You will serve as a member of a team that responds to individuals experiencing a non-life-threatening mental health and/or substance use disorder crisis when dispatched through the 988 Suicide Crisis Lifeline Call Center to adults in the Bergen and Passaic County communities on a 24-hour basis, 365 days a year. You will offer non-clinical assistance and support beyond resolving the immediate crisis, to stabilize and minimize the need for emergency service response, and serve as role model, mentor, and motivator to help support consumers in their path to recovery and achieve long term success.

Provide outpatient therapeutic sessions to adults, children, and families to increase stabilization, maintain accurate records for each case, and ensure departmental goals are accomplished within the prescribed time frame by performing the job responsibilities personally.

You will supervise staff and provide substance use disorder treatment services to chemically dependent patients by conducting intake screenings and assessments, making recommendations for further diagnostic evaluations as a leader of a multidisciplinary team. You will demonstrate as a role model for and to staff in assisting with staff's ongoing education, training, and professional development.

You will provide outpatient therapeutic sessions to adults, children, and families who have experienced trauma, to increase stabilization, maintain accurate records for each case, and ensure departmental goals are accomplished within the prescribed time frame by performing the job responsibilities personally.

You will provide outpatient therapeutic sessions to adults, children, and families to increase stabilization, maintain accurate and timely records for each case, and ensure departmental goals or objectives are accomplished within the prescribed time frame by performing the job responsibilities personally.

Provide comprehensive care management, care coordination, health promotion, comprehensive transitional care, individual and family support services, and referral to community and social support services through person-centered care planning.

You will provide support and assistance to the multidisciplinary staff to include, but not limited to, answering phone requests for service, responding to walk-in requests for service, returning written requests for services with brochures, etc., conducting phone and face-to-face screenings, completing intakes and the necessary documentation, making appointments for services, researching available resources, and providing support to group facilitators

You will provide housing search and procurement and case management services to Bergen County families and individuals who are homeless as defined by U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).

You will provide care management services for Bergen County residents that are at risk of homelessness that promote maintenance of permanent housing, independence, and stability in the community.

Provide outpatient therapeutic sessions to adults, children, and families to increase stabilization, maintain accurate records for each case, and ensure departmental goals are accomplished within the prescribed time frame by performing the job responsibilities personally.

You will provide administrative and clerical support to management, staff and clients, such as the following but not limited to: typing, record keeping maintenance (i.e. program, client charts), data entry, billing preparation, insurance verifications, generating reports, and consumer contact log tracking. Ability to define problems, collect data, establish facts, and draw valid conclusions.

You will be responsible for providing in-home services to children, adolescents, and their families to increase family stabilization. Assure departmental objectives are accomplished within the prescribed time frame by performing the job responsibilities personally.$58-$68 per hour and Mileage Reimbursement!

You will plan, direct, and supervise the Mobile Crisis Outreach Response Teams, who provide immediate therapeutic mobile crisis outreach response to adults in the Bergen and Passaic County communities on a 24-hour basis, 365 days a year, dispatched through the 988 Suicide Crisis Lifeline Call Center. As the supervisor, you will provide remote back up to the MCORT staff in the field for up to six (6) teams across a region at one time, consultation to the Crisis Workers when deemed necessary to determine the most appropriate intervention and if the MCORT believes a higher level of care is appropriate, and review and approve MCORT’s reports for quality assurance purposes.

The Bergen County Psychiatric Emergency Screening Program “262-HELP”, a program of Care Plus NJ, is seeking to hire motivated full-time and part-time Psychiatric Emergency Support Specialists. If you are interested in gaining training and supervision in assisting individuals experiencing a mental health crisis and working within a multidisciplinary team, consider this exciting job opportunity. 262-HELP is a 24/7 program operated out of Bergen New Bridge Medical Center with the purpose of providing on-site and off-site, emergency mental health services in Bergen County.