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Our Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC) provides access to coordinated comprehensive behavioral health and substance use care intended to promote access to integrated behavioral services, including 24/7 crisis response and medication for assisted treatment of Opioid Use Disorder, through use of a behavioral health home model of care. We offer a comprehensive range of services available to people who need care regardless of age, ability to pay and location don’t have to piece together the behavioral health support they need across multiple providers.
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The Event Planner will plan, execute and ensure that the event runs smoothly and meets the expectations of The Link & Option Center, Inc. This role will understand the operational delivery of events by working with the President/CEO and Project Manager regularly and being on hand to step in and assist where necessary.
The Director of Community Relations and External Affairs oversees all aspects of the organization’s external affairs and community relations. This role includes developing and implementing strategic communication plans, managing media relations, monitoring legislative and regulatory developments, developing and implementing a comprehensive public policy strategy that aligns with the organization’s goals and priorities, and fostering relationships with key stakeholders to advance the agency’s mission of enhancing the CCBHC model of care and economic growth in the Southland Region.
Supervisor will have a range of responsibilities including the weekly supervision of all clinicians. Supervisors are expected to manage 10 high risk clients monthly. The Supervisor reviews Initial Evaluations, Comprehensive Assessments/Locus Assessments, and other evidence-based assessment tools and more.
We are building a team of Community-Based Doulas (Certified) to help pregnant women have a positive birthing experience and adjust to parenthood after their babies arrive.
The Clinical Therapist provides outpatient behavioral health services to adult clients through individual, family, and group therapy. The therapist conducts clinical assessments, develops treatment plans, and implements evidence-based therapeutic interventions designed to improve client functioning and recovery outcomes.
Prepares and maintains a confidential, accurate, organized, and updated case file for each assigned client. Adheres to documentation deadlines as outlined in The Link & Option Center, Inc., 77 Illinois Administrative Code Part 2060 Policy and Procedure Treatment Training Manual.
The Mobile Crisis Specialist is responsible for providing assessment, intake and intervention services 24/7 for crisis service. The position is designed to provide crisis mental health assessments, intakes, interventions and resolutions in the community.
The Mobile Crisis Specialist is responsible for providing assessment, intake and intervention services 24/7 for crisis service. The position is designed to provide crisis mental health assessments, intakes, interventions and resolutions in the community.
Recovery Support Specialist — PT
(Sat & Sun — 11:00 pm to 7:00 am)
The Recovery Support Specialist (RSS) will provide peer support services to Guests in The Crisis Stabilization Center with serious mental illnesses and other co-occurring disorders. The RSS will assist Guests in de-escalating crisis situations using a trauma-informed, client-centered approach. The RSS will function as a role model to peers by exhibiting competency in personal recovery and use of coping skills. The RSS will coordinate a variety of activities and tasks aimed at assisting clients in regaining control of their lives and the recovery process.
Recovery Support Specialist — FT
(Mon-Fri — 7 am - 3 pm)
The Recovery Support Specialist (RSS) will provide peer support services to Guests in The Crisis Stabilization Center with serious mental illnesses and other co-occurring disorders. The RSS will assist Guests in de-escalating crisis situations using a trauma-informed, client-centered approach. The RSS will function as a role model to peers by exhibiting competency in personal recovery and use of coping skills. The RSS will coordinate a variety of activities and tasks aimed at assisting clients in regaining control of their lives and the recovery process.
Recovery Support Specialist — PT
(Sat & Sun — 7 am - 3 pm)
The Recovery Support Specialist (RSS) will provide peer support services to Guests in The Crisis Stabilization Center with serious mental illnesses and other co-occurring disorders. The RSS will assist Guests in de-escalating crisis situations using a trauma-informed, client-centered approach. The RSS will function as a role model to peers by exhibiting competency in personal recovery and use of coping skills. The RSS will coordinate a variety of activities and tasks aimed at assisting clients in regaining control of their lives and the recovery process.
Recovery Support Specialist — FT
(Mon-Fri — 3 pm to 11 pm)
The Recovery Support Specialist (RSS) will provide peer support services to Guests in The Crisis Stabilization Center with serious mental illnesses and other co-occurring disorders. The RSS will assist Guests in de-escalating crisis situations using a trauma-informed, client-centered approach. The RSS will function as a role model to peers by exhibiting competency in personal recovery and use of coping skills. The RSS will coordinate a variety of activities and tasks aimed at assisting clients in regaining control of their lives and the recovery process.
Recovery Support Specialist — PT
(Sat & Sun — 3 pm - 11 pm)
The Recovery Support Specialist (RSS) will provide peer support services to Guests in The Crisis Triage Stabilization Center with serious mental illnesses and other co-occurring disorders. The RSS will assist Guests in de-escalating crisis situations using a trauma-informed, client-centered approach. The RSS will function as a role model to peers by exhibiting competency in personal recovery and use of coping skills. The RSS will coordinate a variety of activities and tasks aimed at assisting clients in regaining control of their lives and the recovery process.
The Intake Specialist utilizes outstanding customer service, crisis intervention and clinical skills to stabilize a crisis to avoid more restrictive level of treatment. The Intake Specialist will diagnose and connect clients to appropriate services and ensure linkage (i.e. warm hand-off) to appropriate services both internally and externally.
The Case Manager (CM) is responsible for ensuring continuity of care for TLOC clients who are identified as high-risk for psychiatric hospitalization or detainment and those who are at risk of being Lost-to-care. The CM ensures that clients are monitored consistently for clinical and/or medical engagement, and that their Social Drivers of Health (SDOH) needs are met to ensure that clients remain stable within the community and minimally utilize institutional care. The CM provides close and consistent tracking of TLOC clients’ engagement in primary care, psychiatry, and other needed services. The CM is the primary point of contact for identified clients and provides overall management of the system of care and client engagement within the system (i.e., reducing barriers to engagement such as transportation, lack of social supports, and access to needed community resources.
Prepares and maintains a confidential, accurate, organized, and updated case file for each assigned client. Adheres to documentation deadlines as outlined in The Link & Option Center, Inc., 77 Illinois Administrative Code Part 2060 Policy and Procedure Treatment Training Manual.
The Childcare Provider delivers safe, nurturing, trauma-informed childcare services to the infants and young children of mothers enrolled in the PWWDC Program. This role allows mothers to fully participate in treatment, recovery support, parenting groups, counseling sessions, and case management by providing reliable, developmentally appropriate care for their children.
The position emphasizes child safety, early bonding, developmental support, and family stabilization in alignment with the PWWDC Program’s goals to keep families intact and reduce the impact of maternal substance use, stress, trauma, and behavioral health risk factors.
Provides individual and group counseling to address mental health, trauma, and substance use challenges for program participants.
The Outreach Driver supports the Mobile Maternal and Mental Health Clinic in the community by ensuring safe and timely transportation of the mobile unit, staff, and equipment to community locations. The driver plays a critical role in facilitating access to prenatal, postpartum, and behavioral health services for pregnant women and mothers with dependent children.
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