The Fee Specialist supports individuals in accessing and maintaining benefits and services. Responsibilities include completing Registration, Fee Assessment, First-Level Benefit Screening/Referral, Lifetime Benefit Assignment, and Family Involvement forms at intake and annually. The specialist ensures accurate documentation, identifies benefit opportunities, and provides guidance to consumers and their families to promote continuity of care and informed decision-making.
Support brighter futures for children and teens in Henderson County. As a Children’s Case Manager, you’ll provide compassionate mental health case management and rehabilitative services—partnering with families, schools, and providers to build individualized plans, strengthen skills, and promote lasting stability. Make a meaningful difference where it matters most.
Make a difference every day! Support individuals in a behavioral health group home by helping with daily routines, leading activities, and providing compassionate care. Follow behavioral plans, assist with personal needs, and keep the home comfortable and safe.
Help others through conducting assessments, developing treatment plans, and delivering counseling services to individuals and groups, helping clients navigate recovery while living in their communities.
Join our compassionate behavioral health team! We’re seeking a dedicated Provide psychiatric evaluations, medication management, and supportive care in a collaborative environment. Enjoy an excellent work-life balance, no weekends, and a team that truly values you. Competitive pay, great benefits, and the chance to make a real difference—without the burnout.
Habilitation Coordinators assist individuals living in Nursing Facilities (NF) with intellectual and developmental disabilities in achieving their personal outcomes.
The LOSS Team is a team of volunteers who provide support to survivors of suicide.
Help individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities reach their personal goals! As a Service Coordinator, you'll connect people with medical, social, educational, and community supports through assessment, service planning, monitoring, and crisis prevention. You'll meet regularly with individuals on your caseload, link them to resources and activities, track their progress, and ensure they get the support they need. Bachelor's in a Human Services field required. Must have strong communication skills and passion for empowering others. Make an impact - one life at a time!
ACT Team Manager (Full-Time) – Tyler, TX
We are seeking a dynamic clinical leader to oversee the day-to-day operations of our Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) team in Tyler. The ACT Team Manager will provide individual and group supervision, lead daily team and treatment planning meetings, coordinate admissions and assessments, oversee documentation quality, and maintain a small caseload (no more than 5 consumers).
Required: Bachelor’s degree in a human services field, QMHP-CS eligibility, and experience in mental health and substance use disorders. Must have a current Texas driver’s license and meet insurance and training requirements.
Preferred: Master’s degree (unofficial transcript required) and LPC, LCSW, LPC-I, or LMSW licensure.
Join a mission-driven team making a direct impact in the community.
Are you passionate about empowering others and creating meaningful change in your community?
You’ll be at the heart of client care—conducting comprehensive assessments, developing personalized recovery plans, coordinating essential services, and monitoring progress every step of the way. You’ll provide critical crisis intervention when it matters most and serve as a strong, compassionate advocate to ensure clients receive the support they deserve.
If you thrive in a collaborative environment, believe in person-centered care, and are driven to help others overcome challenges, this is more than a job—it’s a calling. Step into a role where your expertise, empathy, and dedication truly transform lives.
Use your lived experience with mental health or recovery to inspire hope and support others on their wellness journey. Provide encouragement, lead groups, and share your story to empower others toward recovery.
Act as the liaison between Van Zandt County probation offices and 20-25 probationers who have a mental illness.
The Fee Specialist supports individuals in accessing and maintaining benefits and services. Responsibilities include completing Registration, Fee Assessment, First-Level Benefit Screening/Referral, Lifetime Benefit Assignment, and Family Involvement forms at intake and annually. The specialist ensures accurate documentation, identifies benefit opportunities, and provides guidance to consumers and their families to promote continuity of care and informed decision-making.
Support brighter futures for children and teens in Henderson County. As a Children’s Case Manager, you’ll provide compassionate mental health case management and rehabilitative services—partnering with families, schools, and providers to build individualized plans, strengthen skills, and promote lasting stability. Make a meaningful difference where it matters most.
The LOSS Team Coordinator provides quality care to individuals that have recently experienced a suicide death, and coordinates volunteers to respond to on-scene and delayed calls.
Must have bachelors degree in the human services field and one year post degree experience. Must be a Qualified Mental Health Professional-Community Services (QMHP-CS)
Support individuals with intellectual disabilities in our 24-hour residential programs. Assist with daily routines, lead activities, provide behavioral support, and help clients thrive.
This application is for Bachelor’s, Master’s, and doctoral-level students seeking placement for internship with the Andrews Center.