Therapeutic Training & Support Worker

Lorenzi Health LLC; Worcester (MA); Hybrid; USD 45,000 - 55,000; Full time

Job summary

Lorenzi Health LLC is hiring a Therapeutic Training & Support Worker in Central MA to support youth and families in overcoming challenges. This role offers significant opportunities for mentorship, professional development, and a comprehensive benefits package within a supportive and flexible environment. Join a dedicated team committed to making a meaningful impact in mental health services.

Benefits

Up to 3 weeks of vacation annually

One hour of sick time for every 30 hours worked

Mileage and overproductivity bonuses

Comprehensive health benefits

12 Company Holidays

Professional development opportunities

Qualifications

• Experience working with youth with mental health needs (minimum 1 year).
• Knowledge of community resources and child/family-serving systems.
• Ability to transport to and within catchment area.

Responsibilities

• Work collaboratively with clinicians and families for treatment planning.
• Meet with families to implement skills-development strategies at home.
• Support families in safety plans and accessing crisis resources.

Skills

Communication

Collaboration

Cultural Competence

Reliability

Independence

Education

Bachelor's degree in Human Services

Tools

Agency technology

Job description

Description: Empowering Providers. Transforming Lives.

Are you passionate about supporting youth and families in overcoming challenges and building lasting skills? If you have a Bachelor’s degree in Human Services and experience working with youth with mental health needs, Lorenzi Health LLC wants YOU to join our team as a Therapeutic Training & Support Worker (TTS) in Central MA! We have full-time and part-time positions available.

Why Choose Lorenzi Health?

At Lorenzi Health, we are committed to empowering both our clients and our team. We foster a culture of growth, compassion, and collaboration, providing our staff with the tools they need to make a meaningful impact.

• A Steppingstone to Success: Our TTS role offers valuable, hands-on experience working alongside clinicians in a home-based or community setting, perfect for those looking to advance their careers in mental health services.
• Mentorship & Development: Gain ongoing support and supervision from experienced clinicians while expanding your skills in family systems, safety planning, and community resource navigation.
• Work-Life Balance That Matters: We prioritize staff well-being with flexible scheduling and a supportive, collaborative environment.
• A Growing & Innovative Organization: As we expand into Central MA, we’re seeking dedicated professionals eager to grow with us and make a lasting impact.
  
  

Our Comprehensive Benefits Package

We’re committed to supporting your well-being with a robust benefits package, including:

• Up to 3 weeks of vacation annually (FT employees)
• One hour of sick time for every 30 hours worked
• Mileage, and overproductivity bonuses
• Comprehensive health benefits (Medical, Dental, Vision, Life, and Long-Term Disability)
• 12 Company Holidays
• Professional development opportunities to enhance your skills and advance your career
  
  

Requirements

Responsibilities:

• Works collaboratively with the IHT Clinicians,families, and all other members assigned in creating the treatment plan, safety plan, and other strategies
• Meets twice weekly (or as otherwise indicated) with the family to implement skills-development strategies in a home-based or community setting (outreach)
• Provides support to the family in carrying out the safety plan and accessing crisis support as needed
• Makes referrals and linkages to other services/supports/community resources
• Any other responsibilities provided by management
  
  

Required Skills & Qualifications

• Minimum of Bachelor's degree in the human services field
• Must have a minimum of one year of experience working with youth with mental health needs
• Must have knowledge of diagnoses, community resources, parent education, and child/family-serving systems
• Must have reliable transportation to transport to and within our catchment area
• Ability to respond to written and verbal communication in a clear, timely, respectful, and effective manner
• Must value and demonstrate the ability to work with individuals of various backgrounds, be able to explore family culture, and lead discussions about cultural differences and how they may impact the work
• Utilize agency technology in order to complete documents
• Proven ability to work both independently and as part of a team
• Approved CORI check
  
  

Preferred Skills & Qualifications

• Bilingual capabilities
• Knowledge of mental health diagnoses, community resources, and child/family-serving systems
  
  

Work Location: Hybrid (In person/ Remote)

Direct Supervisor: CBHI Supervisor