Heartland Family Service·Omaha, Nebraska
The role involves assisting individuals with serious mental illness through skill development in daily living, social relationships, and occupational capabilities. Responsibilities include conducting client assessments, coordinating with community agencies, and providing crisis intervention.
At Heartland Family Service, we are committed to building a culture that is trauma informed and values and celebrates diversity and inclusion. We believe this allows for better service delivery and innovation, as it encourages our employees to bring various experiences and uniqueness to the workplace.
Trauma Informed Care is an approach to engaging people with histories of trauma that recognizes the presence of trauma symptoms and acknowledges the role that trauma has played in their lives. Trauma Informed Care also acknowledges the effects of working with trauma survivors on our workforce, and seeks to build collaborative and supportive working environments and relationships.
If you believe in our mission of creating healthy families and communities, and like a fast pace, collaborative and team oriented environment, then Heartland Family Service is the agency for you.
Professionals at this level have excellent communication skills with both client and community institutions. Specific project, program or office responsibilities may occur at this level. Decision-making, problem solving, and highly developed interpersonal skills are critical. This position functions as a fully integrated Team Member of the Assertive Community Treatment Team, which is a multi-disciplinary team, that assists individuals with a serious mental illness to minimize symptoms and the resulting impairment in daily functioning.
Compensation: between $40,800 and $51,616 per year (salary is determined by total years of relevant experience)
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Candidates must possess a Bachelor's Degree in a Human Service field and have three years of experience in case management or vocational development. A valid driver's license and an acceptable driving record are also required.
Market context
Behavioral Health Specialist roles in Assertive Community Treatment are often in demand in Nebraska because teams support people with serious behavioral health needs in community settings. This type of role is competitive because employers usually want a human services bachelor’s degree, several years of case management or vocational development experience, and reliable driving for field-based work. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save research time, then confirm your experience matches the outreach and documentation demands before applying.
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