6 nursing assistant jobs found

The Life Skills Coach improves client well-being and functioning by assisting clinical case manager in the coordination of services that support TRAIL clients. Support services include helping clients 1) master an array of needed life skills, 2) to actively participate in community activities, 3) to provide alternative settings and means to explore clinical issues using direct care interventions based on treatment goals and objectives, and 4) conducting assessments including the Casey Life Skills Assessment. Position responsibilities include: • Provides psycho education to TRAIL clients and families, works with school system, employers, and medical and other professionals involved with the TRAIL clients. • Will complete routine documentation activities. • Model professional behavior, demonstrate rapport-building and maintain appropriate boundaries with clients and conform to Agency standards and codes of conduct. • Provide youth with in-person therapeutic support services...

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...

Provides services to adults with serious mental illness in an acute care residential setting, serving as a Lead Support Specialist responsible for mentoring and training incoming staff while ensuring high-quality consumer care. Delivers comprehensive case management services, including participation in treatment planning, discharge preparation, and service linkage for individuals transitioning to community settings. Supports with conducting residential intake assessments and collaborates with interdisciplinary team to update and implement individualized treatment plans. Manages external appointments, court obligations, medical coordination, and benefits navigation for complex care consumers, including providing transportation to ensure continuity of care. Engages in continuous, ongoing training and professional development to maintain competency and enhance quality of care. Assesses and interprets consumer data to identify needs and deliver appropriate, individualized, and...

The duties of the Community Support Specialist include contributing to the development, implementation, monitoring, and updating of consumers’ individual habilitation plans; therapeutic rehabilitative skill development; implementation of Illness Management and Recovery (IMR) principles and interventions; coordinating and managing services, both mental health and physical health; crisis intervention, as needed. Provision/coordination of services aimed at active rehabilitation and support services to achieve restoration of functioning and the achievement of community integration; maintaining own appointment schedule and meeting work productivity requirements; other duties as assigned by management staff. Productivity requirement of one hour face to face contact per shift. Community Support Services offers a variety of supports to help Burlington County adults with a serious mental illness remain living successfully in the community. Services include case management, housing...

The Assistant Director is responsible for assisting the Program Director in the overall administration and supervision of the Crisis Receiving Stabilization Center. Carries a caseload, if required, supervises staff and interns, and monitors statistical information. Represents the program in the community, as requested. Responsible for planning, developing and evaluating programs to meet overall organizational goals and objectives. Provides after-hours coverage as appropriate and as indicated. Follows all PI, HR, budget, contract requirements pursuant to the daily operations related to program functioning. Demonstrates the knowledge and skills necessary to provide care appropriate to any age-related needs of the consumers served. The individual demonstrates knowledge of the principles of growth and development appropriate to the consumer population served. He or she must be able to assess and interpret data about the consumer's status in order to identify each consumer's needs and...

The LPN is responsible for providing healthcare services for the programs, including medication administration in accordance with State and DCPP regulations. Comply with standards set forth by the NJ State Board of Nursing and Agency policies. Observe and document residential response to psychotropic and non-psychotropic medications in the Electronic Health Record. Complete APN/Physician orders. Provide on-going nursing assessments and nursing treatments on residents in accordance with NJ nursing licensing standards and Agency policies. Administer medications, evaluations and assisting with admissions and Nursing groups. Other assignments under scope of practice of LPN. Hours: Part-time, Every other weekend from 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Position is part-time and includes the following benefits: NJ Earned Sick Time Advancement opportunities Education/Experience: Must have completed an accredited LPN program and possess and maintain licensure as a LPN. Must...