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The primary responsibilities will be providing community based emergency services to children and families on an as needed basis throughout the county per the request of parents to address serious mental illness or emotional problems, etc. The qualified candidate should have a Masters Degree in Social Work and must meet qualifications for licensure regulated by Michigan. This position offers a flexible work environment and a competitive compensation package. Apply at www.nbhs.org/jobs-2/ or send resume to Northpointe HR Director, 715 Pyle Drive, Kingsford, MI 49802   E.O.E.

ICSS Clinical Care Manager

Provide a safe environment for individuals with developmental disabilities and/or mental illness who require training and 24 hour supervision, etc.

Community Supports Aide job description

Full-time BSW needed in our Iron River, MI office providing home-based intensive services to families with children and/or adolescents with SED who are at risk of out of home placement. Bachelor’s degree in social work (BSW) from an accredited college or university and valid driver’s license are needed. This position offers a flexible work environment and a competitive compensation package. Apply at www.nbhs.org/jobs-2/

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The primary responsibilities will be doing intakes and individual/group therapy. Provides assessment, diagnosis, treatment, and care management services to individuals and groups relating to mental illness and or emotional problems in a community based treatment setting. The qualified candidate should have a Masters Degree in Social Work and must meet qualifications for licensure regulated by Michigan. This position offers a flexible work environment and a competitive compensation package. Apply at www.nbhs.org/jobs-2/ E.O.E.

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QUALIFICATIONS: Life experience with disabilities mental illness, mental health services; high school diploma or GED or currently working to obtain GED; valid driver’s license; Peer Mentor Certification within one year

JOB DUTIES: The I/DD peer mentor has been trained to help his/her peers to identify and achieve specific life goals. The peer mentor cultivates the ability of those they assist to make informed, independent choices and set goals, and to gain information and support from the community to achieve those goals. The peer mentor promotes self-determination, personal responsibility and empowerment inherent in self-direction, and assists people with disabilities in regaining control over their own lives

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Peer Mentor

QUALIFICATIONS: Master’s degree in social work LMSW license from the State of MI; must obtain full clinical licensure (i.e. LMSW) within 6 months of being eligible for such licensure; two years clinical experience with adults with serious mental illness preferred; valid driver’s license

JOB DUTIES: The major function of this position is to coordinate the activities and services provided by the ACT IDDT Team, and to provide assessment, linking, monitoring, and treatment planning services to ACT IDDT individuals. The Team Leader’s goal is to see that each individual’s individualized needs are met in the least restrictive manner; also provides group, individual or family therapy with ACT IDDT individuals on an as-needed basis. Also performs other duties as assigned by administration or work teams.

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ACT IDDT Team Leader

QUALIFICATIONS: Bachelor’s degree in social work (BSW) from an accredited college or university. Michigan Licensure as a Limited Licensed Bachelor’s Social Worker or Licensed Bachelor’s Social Worker; must meet the state qualifications of a QIDP or QMHP; must have a valid driver’s license.

JOB DUTIES: Provide community based social work assistance to consumers with developmental disabilities and/or serious mental illness; programs are designed to meet the needs of special populations; collaborate with an interdisciplinary treatment team in assessment, diagnosis and person-centered planning; participate in emergency on-call/WOD duties; etc.

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Care Manager

Responsible for administration of current network as well as planning future network efficiencies, network monitoring, reporting and notification tools are a vital component to the Network Admin job duties, etc.

should be familiar with firewalls and network switch configurations including LAN/WAN, network segmentation (VLAN’s), Routing and network troubleshooting in all capacities; Patching and upgrading firmware for all network devices; Familiarity with Windows Server (Active Directory, DHCP, DNS, Hyper-V) and VMWare, Nimble SAN,  Office 365 email and application administration and Data Backup/Disaster Recovery practices

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One year certificate from college or technical school; or three to six months related experience and/or training; or equivalent combination of education and experience.

Enters and analyzes accuracy of input as requested for correctness or codes, programs, and fund source; enters claims; makes sure correct rates are used, prepares for payment submission and submits for payment; verifies entries by contract providers before submitting; audits spend downs to ensure Medicaid benefits; notifies the clinician when met or inactive; audits quality control for errors; ensures Medicare policy is in charts and audits any overlapping SALS; runs report to make sure all services are reporting or billing; maintains system service codes, programs, and rates under providers and the rate list

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Data Control Specialist

The Youth Peer Specialist (YPSS) will act as a support and resource for youth with serious emotional disturbances (SED) who are receiving services in the behavioral health system. The YPSS act as a key member of the treatment team by working with youth one on one or in a group, supporting them in achieving goals through shared activities and interventions. YPSSs will support youth empowerment by assisting youth in developing skills to improve their overall functioning and quality of life and working collaboratively with others involved in delivering the youth’s care.

High school diploma or GED; Young adult, ages 18 through 26. Experience receiving services as a youth in complex, child serving systems (behavioral health, child welfare, juvenile justice, special education, etc.) preferred. Willing and able to self-identify as a person who has or is receiving mental health ervices as a youth and has lived experience and is prepared to use that experience in helping others. Valid driver’s license.  Knowledge of resources in child serving systems and how to access useful resources in the community.

Youth Peer Support Specialist