Performs a variety of duties associated with the Quality Management Department, to include the collection and analysis of data, creating data reports specific to various BHR programs, conducting mental health and substance use disorder quality improvement reviews, developing and conducting staff training, and performing utilization management activities. This position also serves as the primary backup position to the Director of Quality Management for all audit related activities such as state licensing reviews, federal compliance audits, and BHO contract monitoring.

BHR is seeking an experienced supervisor for our Child and Family team to provide oversight and leadership for a multidisciplinary clinical team. This position requires a Master’s Degree in Human Services or related field, a valid Washington State license, and ability to provide clinical supervision (two years post-licensure). At least 5 years of post-graduate experience providing mental/behavioral health services to children, youth, and families experiencing serious emotional disturbance is preferred. The ideal candidate will possess strong knowledge of mental/behavioral health diagnosis and treatment, substance use disorder treatment, and DSM diagnostic criteria; proficient in typing with excellent oral and written communication skills; Child Mental Health Specialist and/or Chemical Dependency Professional preferred.

This posting is for those applicants who wish to intern with our Harvest (Chemical Dependency) or RITS (Co-Occurring Disorders) programs. This is no indication of availability. This post allows the hiring manager to keep applications on file and will contact applicants directly if they wish to proceed and have any openings.

Provides case management services to residential clients diagnosed with chronic and persistent mental illness, emotional disorders, and/or co-occurring disorders. Assist clients so that they may maintain stable and viable living standards in their homes and enhance their quality of life in the community. The Thurston Housing Adult Case Manager will work closely with clients to develop tailored treatment plans for the purpose of maintaining appropriate levels of care needed for personal hygiene, housekeeping, transportation needs, meaningful activities, emotional support, social support, medical support, and medication compliance.

BHR has an exciting opportunity for a psychiatric ARNP. This position may provide services in Thurston, Mason, and/or Grays Harbor Counties in our outpatient programs. If you would like to make a difference in your community and join a dynamic behavioral health organization, this may be the perfect fit for you!

Provides customer service support and performs routine office tasks in support of clinical services and customer accounts; includes reception duties, data entry, word processing, answering a multiline phone or switchboard, managing petty cash, opening and maintaining clinical and medical charts, and overall office support for program at site.

Are you a maintenance professional looking for a position where you can employ a wide variety of skills? This position requires an engaged and focused individual with skills in routine facilities maintenance in an office setting as well as apartment buildings and grounds and maintenance. The ideal candidate will posses basic computer skills, have experience working with mental health population, have a keen ability to problem solve with consumers around office home/apartment needs, have record keeping and communication skills, and be able to effectively organize and schedule work assignments.

Provides direct mental health services to consumers as assigned and defined by the Counseling Utilization Review Process

Be a part of one of the first evidence-based practice teams of its kind in the New Journeys program in Grays Harbor County. New Journeys seeks to identify individuals who have experienced their first psychotic episode and direct them and their families to services that address their individual needs. This position provides a range of therapeutic services under the direction of the program manager.

Responsible for providing assessment, intervention and referral for mentally ill persons who have been arrested or are nearing release from jail. Appropriate alternatives are recommended to the prosecutor, and the offender is enrolled in community-based programs for which he or she is eligible.

This member of the Adult Services Team has experience as a recipient of mental health service for severe and persistent mental illness and is willing to share his or her personal, practical experience, knowledge, and first-hand insight to benefit the team and its clients. The Peer Specialist functions to provide expertise about the recovery process, symptom management, and the persistence required to encourage clients to have a satisfying life. Must have a valid Peer Specialist Certification and obtain a valid DOH credential.

Behavioral Health Resources Child and Family Services Clinicians provide a broad range of therapeutic services in a managed care environment to children, adolescents, transitional age youth, and their families. Therapeutic services to be provided may include brief child and family treatment, individual and family therapy, groups (issue specific and psycho-educational), community support oriented case management services, in home behavioral skills enhancement training, and coordination of individual service teams.

Assist consumers in maintaining stable community living and enhance quality of life as the next Elma Home Care Care Coordinator.

Full Time Children, Youth, and Family Care Coordinator provides a broad range of therapeutic services in a managed care environment. Therapeutic services to be provided will include community support oriented case management and coordination of individualized service teams. Adjunctive services may include issue specific and psycho-educational groups and in-home behavioral skills enhancement.

To provide comprehensive and consistently high-quality intakes to determine eligibility for outpatient services. To provide medically necessary Brief Therapy services as a part of the Children, Youth, and Family Services counseling team.

Provides clinical case management services to designated priority clients. The goal of the position is to help consumers maintain stable community living, increase independence, and enhance quality of life in the community.

This internship is in our Hoquiam Adults office.

This member of the Adult Services Team has experience as a recipient of mental health service for severe and persistent mental illness and is willing to share his or her personal, practical experience, knowledge, and first-hand insight to benefit the team and its clients. The Peer Specialist functions to provide expertise about the recovery process, symptom management, and the persistence required to encourage clients to have a satisfying life. He or she collaborates to promote a team culture that recognizes, understands, and respects each client’s point of view, experiences and preferences. He or she is responsible to maximize client choice, self determination and decision making in the planning, delivery and evaluation of treatment, rehabilitation and support services. Provides peer counseling during client contact; carries out rehabilitation and support functions and assists in treatment, education and crisis intervention under the clinical supervision of staff with professional degrees.

Behavioral Health Resources Child and Family Services Clinicians provide a broad range of therapeutic services in a managed care environment to children, adolescents, transitional age youth, and their families. Therapeutic services to be provided may include brief child and family treatment, individual and family therapy, groups (issue specific and psycho-educational), community support oriented case management services, in home behavioral skills enhancement training, and coordination of individual service teams.

Provides direct mental health services to consumers as assigned and defined by the Counseling Utilization Review Process

Provide regular clinical consultation and support to Adult Case Management, Intensive supported Living, and other appropriate staff in accordance with WAC and agency guidelines.

Provide oversight and leadership for a multidisciplinary clinical team consisting of therapists, case managers/care coordinators, and peer/rehabilitation specialists in accordance with Washington Administrative Code (WAC) and agency guidelines.

Provide outreach and early short term intervention for individuals with mental illness who are at risk of inpatient mental health hospitalization. Referrals primarily come from local hospitals but may come from community providers.

Provide intensive case management, LRA monitoring, and therapeutic intervention for individuals with mental illness who are in need of intensive services provided in the home, community, hospitals, or where ever the client is located.

Provides direct mental health services to consumers as assigned and defined by the Counseling Utilization Review Process

Provides screenings to mentally ill offenders in county and local jails to determine eligibility. Those offenders determined to be eligible are to receive a mental health assessment, assistance to expedite applications for new or re-instated Medicaid benefits, and to expedite, facilitate, and coordinate their return to the community.

Provides clinical case management services to designated priority clients. The goal of the position is to help consumers maintain stable community living, increase independence, and enhance quality of life in the community.

Provides screenings to mentally ill offenders in county and local jails to determine eligibility. Those offenders determined to be eligible are to receive a mental health assessment, assistance to expedite applications for new or re-instated Medicaid benefits, and to expedite, facilitate, and coordinate their return to the community.

Provides Co-Occurring (COD) CD Intervention, Counseling and Case Management services to clients exhibiting chronic and persistent Chemical Dependency with Co-Occurring Mental Illness, emotional disorders and/or other co-occurring disorders. The COD Counselor (CM) will work closely with clients to develop a tailored Case Management Plan for the purpose of maintaining appropriate levels of care needed for maintaining abstinence, including emotional support, social support, medical support and medication compliance.

Adult Therapist/Intake Clinican