Service Coordinator II - Santa Rosa, United States - Crestwood Behavioral Health

Description

Are you looking for a meaningful role in behavioral health and have the desire to work with an organization that puts people first? If you have a passion for helping others along their recovery journey, then we invite you to join our Crestwood familyFor more than 50+ years Crestwood has been committed to creating innovative recovery programs and developing compassionate communities that support each client in their journey.

Our model of care focuses on a personal and self-directed process that empowers the people we serve and helps them to develop the skills to thrive

Job Duties:

Under the direction of the Program Director, the Service Coordinator II will assume the responsibilities of the Service Coordinator, as well as coordination of operations and necessary communications during the shift.

These duties will be performed in compliance with the mission, philosophy, and policies of Crestwood Behavioral Health, Inc. (Crestwood). The Service Coordinator II will actively participate in and adhere to all organizational and departmental goals and objectives. They are instrumental in the mentorship and growth of Unlicensed Staff and coaching philosophy of recovery-based care.


Schedule :

Full Time:
PM/NOCQualifications:Prefer a bachelors degree in psychology, social work, or a field related to mental health.
Two (2) years of full-time experience or part-time equivalent in a mental health setting.
One year of employment as a Service Coordinator is preferred.
Experience in working with health care and mental health regulatory agencies.

Crestwood Offers Comprehensive Benefits Packages to Full-Time Employees Including:
Medical, Dental, and Vision CoverageLife InsuranceVacationMental Health DaysSick Leave Buy Back401(k)

RetirementEducation Loan Assistance ProgramQualifying Supervision for BBS AssociatesCompetitive PayPaid HolidaysService AwardsJury Duty PayAbout the Campus:

Crestwoods Sonoma County Healing Center provides an alternative to traditional psychiatric care through collaboration, empowerment, a healing environment, peer providers, family partners, and a recovery-oriented milieu.

Our PHF program provides the structure and support needed to promote stabilization and foster recovery.

Our goals are to restore a sense of hope, self-empowerment and realized potential of recovery in each of our clients and to provide a transition plan to enable a successful return to their community.

The salary range listed below represents the minimum and maximum base pay per hour at the time of posting.

Final salary offered to the candidate selected for the position will be based on factors including but not limited to candidate's skills, experience, licensure, and program acuity.

Pay Range:
$23 $29 USDIts About Growth Our employees are our most valuable assets.

Did you know that at Crestwood you can gain experience at one of Californiasleading behavioral health service providers? We deliver industry leading education and training that allows our team members to succeed and continue to grow their careers with Crestwood.

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