Supportive Housing Specialist

Mount Rogers; Wytheville (VA); On-site; USD 42,000 - 56,000; Full time

Job summary

Mount Rogers is seeking a Housing Specialist I/II to assess residents, coordinate supportive services, and promote housing stability for individuals in Permanent Supported Housing. You will engage with participants, landlords, and service partners to address medical, cognitive, and behavioral needs while fostering recovery-oriented practices.

The role requires a Bachelor's degree in a related field, valid driver's license, and ability to conduct monthly in-home visits. QMHP-A preferred.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in a Human Services, Business Management, or related field required.
• UAI assessors, clinical, rehabilitation and recovery support providers experience preferred.
• QMHP-A preferred as defined by the Virginia DBHDS Office of Licensing.
• Valid driver’s license with a safe driving record.

Responsibilities

• Enable served persons to independently care for their health, safety, and well-being in residence or community; assist in transportation and meal planning.
• Coordinate with DSS; UAI assessors; treatment and recovery support providers; payees; and family supports.
• Respond to housing-related crises and coordinate with emergency response systems.
• Facilitate landlord-tenant communication and monitor lease compliance.
• Provide support and independent living skills training; ensure habitability and affordability of apartments.
• Provide education, linkage and referral to benefits, community resources and services.
• Develop supportive housing plan and conduct monthly in-home visits to assess progress toward goals.
• Assist with relocations and moves when necessary.

Education

Bachelor’s degree in a Human Services, Business Management, or a related field

High school diploma or equivalent education and/or experience

Job description

Mount Rogers is seeking a Housing Specialist I/II to assess residents, coordinate supportive services, and promote housing stability for individuals in Permanent Supported Housing. You will engage with participants, landlords, and service partners to address medical, cognitive, and behavioral needs while fostering recovery-oriented practices.

The role requires a Bachelor's degree in a related field, valid driver's license, and ability to conduct monthly in-home visits. QMHP-A preferred.