Will work in the Crisis Services Unit as the in-house crisis specialist. Will be responsible for face-to-face (or via teleservices) crisis assessments and referral services for individuals experiencing mental health crisis

Individual will perform routine accounting work. Work involves maintaining, preparing, posting, and balancing financial statements, records, documents, or reports.

Person serves as Floater for all County Clinics.

This role provides Child and Adolescent Mental Health Intensive Case Management (Wraparound) and Rehab Services, including assessment, service plan development, coordination, monitoring, advocacy, crisis services, skills training, and family education.

HCC outreach assistant performs administrative, operational, and logistic support. Staff assists in coordinating for persons experiencing housing instability with mental health and/or substances use disorder.

Will float between schedule times and possibly other 24-hour residential programs.

Individual will provide routine case management services including assessment, recovery plan development, coordination, and monitoring of services, crisis intervention, and advocacy.

Staff will provide screening, intake evaluations and commitment screenings and community education.

Certified Medical Assistant responsible for assisting the health care provider.

Provides Child and Adolescent Mental Health Case Management and Rehab Services. These services include assessment, service plan development, coordinating services, monitoring, advocacy,

The primary job responsibility is to provide in-home respite services for IDD consumers in crisis on a short-term (up to 72-hour) basis.

If you are wanting to volunteer for the Andrews Center, please select this position.

This application is for Bachelor’s, Master’s, and doctoral-level students seeking placement for internship with the Andrews Center.