Youth MH & IDD Support Specialist - Flexible Schedule

RHA Health Services, LLC; Asheville (NC); On-site; USD 33,000 - 39,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

PayActiv

Employee perks and discount program

Paid Time Off

Health/Insurance

401(k) retirement savings program

Wellbeing Programs

Chronic Disease management programs

Training: CPR/First aid

Job summary

RHA Health Services, LLC seeks a Qualified Professional (MORES) to support individuals aged 3–21 with mental health, substance use, or developmental disabilities across residential, school, workplace, and community settings.

The role collaborates with a clinician and family partner, using strength-based approaches to promote recovery and maximize functioning with supervision and guidance from the team.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Human Services and 2+ years full-time experience with population served.
• Bachelor's degree in a non-human services field with 4+ years full-time experience with population served.
• Master's degree or higher with 1+ years full-time experience with population served.
• Licensure, provisional license, certificate, registration issued by governing board regulating human service profession.

Responsibilities

• Provide support to individuals with MH/SUD/ID in home, school, workplace and community settings.
• Promote recovery through strength-based interventions and skills training.
• Facilitate relationships between individuals, families, and community resources.
• Coordinate case management and referrals with clinical staff.
• Maintain communication and adhere to procedures to expedite service delivery.

Education

Bachelor's degree in Human Services

Bachelor's degree (Not Human Services field)

Master's degree or higher

Licensure/Registration by governing board

Job description

RHA Health Services, LLC seeks a Qualified Professional (MORES) to support individuals aged 3–21 with mental health, substance use, or developmental disabilities across residential, school, workplace, and community settings.

The role collaborates with a clinician and family partner, using strength-based approaches to promote recovery and maximize functioning with supervision and guidance from the team.