5 jobs found in East Hanover, NJ

The Involuntary Outpatient Commitment (IOC) program provides community-based coordination and support for individuals who do not meet the criteria for inpatient commitment, but struggle with treatment adherence and require structured care to prevent decline. Serving Monmouth and Middlesex Counties, the Lead Case Manager oversees overall departmental care coordination and staff supervision while holding on-call responsibilities. Key operational duties include managing court system coordination, leading planning for admission, treatment, discharge, and aftercare, and representing the department at community and state meetings. To ensure comprehensive system integration, the position maintains active contact and positive working relationships with referring agencies, local and state hospitals, screening units, treatment providers, and broader community resources. In addition to administrative leadership, the Lead Case Manager provides direct monitoring, screening, and treatment...

The Care Coordinator for the Diversion Program plays a vital role in coordinating services for justice-involved individuals with behavioral health needs. This position is responsible for engaging participants, developing individualized service plans, and ensuring timely linkage to mental health, substance use, medical, housing, and social support services. The Care Coordinator acts as a liaison between clients, the treatment team, legal entities (e.g., probation, public defenders), and community providers to support compliance with Diversion mandates and promote long-term recovery and stability. Key responsibilities include conducting comprehensive needs assessments, maintaining regular contact with participants, tracking progress toward goals, and ensuring care coordination is aligned with program and legal requirements. The Care Coordinator also participates in court proceedings as needed, advocates for client needs, and monitors program metrics to support quality improvement...

The Dance/Movement Therapist will develop therapeutic goals based on observing and assessing client movement and behavior facilitate dance/movement therapy groups utilizing movement and creative processes as therapeutic intervention, document client progress, set therapeutic goals, and attend treatment team meetings. The Dance/ Movement Therapist will also conduct individual sessions. Draw from research in Dance/Movement Therapy field to design therapeutic movement-based activity and experience that meet clients’ needs, interest, and abilities. Assess consumers and establish individual and group therapy goals, both short-term and long-term. Facilitate dance/movement therapy groups and individual sessions. Educate consumers what dance/movement therapy is and how they may benefit from this form of therapy. Offer dance and movement experiences that allow consumers to express personal emotion and feelings both non-verbally and verbally, and overall develop a wider range of communication...

Legacy Treatment Services also offers a community setting for adolescents with intellectual and developmental disabilities. We are looking for direct support professionals to make a positive difference with the Consumers in the program. The goal of each Consumer is to learn independence, which is driven by their Behavior Support Plan. You will work within a diverse population within the special needs community and their families. Join Legacy Treatment Services as a Direct Support Professional (DSP) and become a positive role model for adolescents in a residential treatment setting. Full-Time Benefits We value our employees and offer an outstanding benefits package, including: 3.2 weeks of Paid Time Off during your first year Medical, Dental, Vision, and Life Insurance benefits - effective the first of the month following 30 days of employment Nine Agency-paid holidays 403(b) Retirement Plan and employer match with employee participation...

The Allied Music Therapist will independently plan and facilitate music therapy groups, document client progress, and attend treatment team meetings. Draws from research in the field and previous experience to independently design therapeutic musical tasks that meet a variety of needs, interests, and abilities. Facilitates music therapy groups using a variety of methods. Assesses client needs and interests as well as musical and non-musical behaviors at outset of treatment and establish individual therapeutic goals. Plans, reviews, and assesses therapy sessions to monitor effectiveness as well as aid planning for future sessions. Observes, evaluates and documents both client behavior and content of musical contributions in group progress notes, offering insight into psychological implications of music-making and verbal processing when applicable. Teaches clients basic technical music skills, as needed to facilitate clients’ therapeutic progress. Expands clients’ music vocabulary,...