Key ResponsibilitiesProvide individual and group counseling servicesComplete psychosocial assessments and crisis evaluationsDevelop and implement individualized treatment and recovery plansCoordinate care with medical, clinical, and community providersSupport medication monitoring, treatment adherence, and wellness planningEngage family members and natural supports in the recovery processConnect individuals with housing, benefits, healthcare, and community resourcesAssist clients in developing independent living and community integration skillsParticipate in community-based interventions and transportation as neededMaintain timely and accurate clinical documentationParticipate in the program's on-call rotation scheduleRequired QualificationsClinical Specialist (Non-Licensed)Master's Degree in Social Work, Psychology, Counseling, or a related Human Services fieldMinimum two years of post-bachelor's experience working with individuals living with severe and persistent mental illnessKnowledge of behavioral health systems and community resourcesValid New Jersey driver's license with acceptable driving historyLicensed Clinical SpecialistMaster's Degree in Social Work, Psychology, Counseling, or a related Human Services fieldCurrent New Jersey LSW or LAC licenseMinimum two years of post-bachelor's mental health experienceExperience working with individuals living with severe and persistent mental illnessKnowledge of behavioral health systems and community resourcesValid New Jersey driver's license with acceptable driving historyPreferred QualificationsLCSW, LPC, or other advanced clinical licensureExperience providing individual and group therapyCommunity mental health experienceCrisis intervention experienceExperience working within PACT programsExperience collaborating within multidisciplinary treatment teamsBilingual English/SpanishReady to Make a Lasting Impact? Compensation Based on Licensure:Clinical Specialist (Non-Licensed Master's Level): $45,000Licensed Clinical Specialist (LSW/LAC): $55,000Comprehensive Benefits PackageMedical InsuranceDental InsuranceVision InsuranceLife InsurancePaid Time Off (PTO)Employee DiscountsProfessional Development OpportunitiesClinical Training and Licensure SupportWhat You'll DoAs a Clinical Specialist, you'll work closely with psychiatrists, nurses, case managers, peer specialists, and community providers to support individuals receiving PACT services.