The Candidate: The successful candidate must have experience in Evidence-Based Practices, substance abuse treatment, criminality, and trauma-informed care, and a working knowledge of community behavioral health in addition to the ability to: engage with and understand the behavior of people under stress; develop collaborative relationships with clients, their families, physicians, law enforcement agencies, the courts, public and private administrators, Certified Recovery Mentors, and the community in general; interpret community mental health and chemical dependence services; and prepare concise, complete clinical documentation, and other data recording. Duties will include providing assistance/input in case treatment planning for clients in short-term housing, case management, and skills training services to assist residents in linking and accessing services and obtaining and maintaining entitlements.