The Charge Nurse (LVN) is an advanced practical nurse who collaborates with healthcare leaders and physicians to plan, direct, and evaluate patient care systematically. Utilizing expert clinical knowledge, the Charge Nurse applies data collection and assessment in collaboration with the multidisciplinary team to provide continuous therapeutic care. Additionally, the Charge Nurse communicates regularly to establish goals and strategies, maintaining expert clinical knowledge while serving as a role model and clinical resource for nursing personnel and contributing to the professional development of the healthcare team.

As a Client Care Assistant, you will be responsible forproviding daily care and support to mentally ill individuals under the supervision of the Director of Nursing and Registered Nurses. You will assist with activities of daily living, monitor, and report any changes in client behavior or medical condition and help with documentation and communication with other members of the multidisciplinary team. 

The Administrative Assistant is responsible fortasks such as scheduling appointments, screening calls, and preparing reports to ensure that the facility operates smoothly and efficiently. Additionally, the Administrative Assistant may be responsible for managing correspondence, maintaining records, and assisting with HR functions, among other duties as assigned by the Facility Administrator and Department Heads. 

The Regional Counselor is responsible for providing daily services and direct care to clients residing in the facility, working closely with clients in a team-based environment. They ensure that treatment plans and program structure are implemented by team members on the units, from admission to discharge. The Rehabilitation Counselor possesses strong crisis de-escalation skills, interpersonal skills, and proficiency in all competencies required of the Psychosocial Rehabilitation Specialist positions, with a particular emphasis on crisis intervention and providing guidance for staff in their interactions with challenging clients. They work closely with clinical staff, Program Director, and other departments to ensure the overall well-being and care of the clients.

The Psychosocial Rehabilitation Specialist (PSRS) is responsible for providing rehabilitation services, crisis intervention, and monitoring and communicating with clients diagnosed with severe psychiatric symptoms. This includes assisting with daily operations, conducting activities, providing clinical support, education, and vocational rehabilitation to help individuals develop skills and access resources needed to increase their capacity to be successful in their chosen environment. The PSRS works directly with clients, families, stakeholders, and the healthcare team to address concerns and ensure compliance with department protocols, policies, guidelines, and facility standards.

The Mental Health Rehabilitation Specialist is responsible for organizing, implementing, and providing daily care to clients in a team-based environment, ensuring that treatment plans are being followed by team members. They are proficient in crisis de-escalation skills and possess strong interpersonal skills to lead and mentor a team of program staff members. The position ensures compliance with department protocols, policies, and facility standards, while providing superior guidance for staff interactions with difficult to work with clients.