Behavioral Health Specialist II - Community-Based Support

Turning Point Community Programs; North Highlands (CA); On-site; USD 42,000 - 56,000; Full time

Job summary

Turning Point Community Programs seeks a dedicated staff member to provide psychosocial, rehabilitation, and recovery‑oriented services to adults living in the community. Under supervision, you will advocate for clients, assist with housing, medical care, and benefits, and support ongoing eligibility for Medi-Cal when needed.

You will maintain records, collaborate with the team, and meet clients at various sites, including homes and community settings, to promote independence and well‑being.

Qualifications

• AA/Bachelor/Master degree and relevant mental health experience per the minimum/preferred requirements.
• California driver’s license and current vehicle insurance/registration.
• Reliable transportation capable of passing vehicle safety inspection if >5 years old.

Responsibilities

• Provides leadership and direction for clients as assigned when needed.
• Advocates for clients in treatment and helps them access services, including Medi-Cal and benefits.
• Supports clients and families in accessing housing, medical care, and basic needs.
• Maintains client records and required documentation (progress notes, reports, logs).
• Visits clients at Turning Point sites or in the community and documents progress.
• Coaches clients in social skills, money management, personal hygiene, and job readiness.
• Develops eligibility for benefits and assists in continuing benefits as appropriate.
• Interacts with the team to provide holistic case management.

Education

AA degree + 6 yrs relevant experience

Bachelor's degree + 4 yrs experience

Master's degree + 2 yrs relevant experience

Job description

Turning Point Community Programs seeks a dedicated staff member to provide psychosocial, rehabilitation, and recovery‑oriented services to adults living in the community. Under supervision, you will advocate for clients, assist with housing, medical care, and benefits, and support ongoing eligibility for Medi-Cal when needed.

You will maintain records, collaborate with the team, and meet clients at various sites, including homes and community settings, to promote independence and well‑being.