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JOB SUMMARY
The RN will work with Peer Staff, all medical staff and mental health professionals to provide individuals with the essential care needed upon arrival at the ICR. The RN will provide a comprehensive screening for physical health conditions, risk assessment, medication management, and on-going communication and collaboration with all staff and the individual's mental health providers.
PSR Services in our CFTSS Program are designed to restore, rehabilitate and support an child's/youth's developmentally appropriate functioning as necessary for the integration of the child/youth as an active and productive member of their family and community with the goal of achieving minimal on-going professional intervention. Services assist with implementing interventions on a treatment plan to compensate for, or eliminate, functional deficits and interpersonal and/or behavioral health barriers associated with a child/youth's behavioral health needs. Activities are hands on and task oriented, intended to achieve the identified goals or objectives as set forth in the child/youth's individualized treatment plan.
Per Diem position, $19.00 per hour + mileage
The Peer Companion will be available to all guests staying at the Respite Housing Center, to provide peer support and companionship and be available to instill hope, support wellness and demonstrate that recovery is real and does happen. The Peer Companion should discuss the WRAP Plan, Advanced Directives and help guests set goals and engage in community and social events.
Full Time - Part Time and Per Diem positions available
The Peer Companion will be available to all guests staying at the Respite Housing Center, to provide peer support and companionship and be available to instill hope, support wellness and demonstrate that recovery is real and does happen. The Peer Companion should discuss the WRAP Plan, Advanced Directives and help guests set goals and engage in community and social events.
Under the direction of the CFO, the Senior Accountant is a full-time position engaged in a leadership role providing key internal controls in the accounting and finance functions of the Agency. This position requires the individual to perform daily and recurring accounting duties including but not limited to the Essential Duties and Responsibilities outlined below. The Senior Accountant position is an essential positions in ROME's administrative department.
37.5 hour week Monday thru Friday no weekends or holidays Paid Bi-Weekly 75 hours per pay date
Under the general supervision of the Program Manager, the Recovery Guide engages with referred individuals to coordinate activities to form trust-based relationships that foster hope for positive change and personal empowerment leading to successful integration back into the community. The Guides work closely with participants to address problems and answer questions, gather information, advocate and connect participants to resources and to the community. Guides assist participants in goal setting and work toward developing skills. The Guides will share and discuss common peer experiences when appropriate. Guides will assist in building a sense of community and assist participants to create meaningful lives in the community. Guides will be responsible for planning, organizing, developing, leading and facilitating group activities.
To reduce instances of re-hospitalization among peers being discharged from inpatient settings by providing transitional mental health peer support and increased engagement with community based services and natural supports.
Develops and implements treatment plans for patients with varying disabilities; works as part of a multidisciplinary team providing quality healthcare to all patients in accordance with the principle of ethics and code of professional conduct. Works under the supervision of the Program Coordinator of Erie/Niagara Counties and the Director of Housing and Peer Services for Recovery Options Made Easy.
Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. for a 37.5 hour week, paid bi-weekly for 75 hours per pay date
The Program Coordinator will report to the Clinical Director and provide direct oversight of all Recovery Options Made Easy’s Clinical services by planning, directing, and coordinating the daily functions and future development of peer-operated programs that support individuals experiencing mental health crises and/or emotional distress to stay out of hospital emergency rooms (for behavioral health reasons) and/or psychiatric inpatient programs. Also provides planning and supervision for INSET, CORE & CFTSS services.
The position of Housing Specialist I assesses, refers and links individuals with mental illness to services including but not limited to housing, treatment, and community services. With a working knowledge of the resources in the community to meet the consumer's needs, the Housing Specialist I assist in providing housing support services to persons receiving government rental stipends in all Recovery Options programs. This may include but is not limited to assisting in finding and securing housing in the consumer's community of choice and assisting the consumer in maintaining the housing.
The position of Housing Specialist I assesses, refers and links individuals with mental illness to services including but not limited to housing, treatment, and community services. With a working knowledge of the resources in the community to meet the consumer’s needs, the Housing Specialist I assist in providing housing support services to persons receiving government rental stipends in all Recovery Options programs. This may include but is not limited to assisting in finding and securing housing in the consumer’s community of choice and assisting the consumer in maintaining the housing
Under the general supervision of the Peer Bridger Supervisor and Program Director at onsite location, the Peer Bridger engages referred individuals and coordinates activities to form trust-based relationships that foster hope for positive change and personal empowerment leading to successful integration back into the community.
FPSS provide a structured, strength-based relationship between a Family Peer Advocate (FPA) and the parent/family member/caregiver for the benefit of the child/youth. Services are delivered in a trauma informed, culturally and linguistically competent manner. The FPA must be a New York State Credentialed Family Peer Advocate (FPA) or a Certified Recovery Peer Advocate with a Family Specialty (CRPA-F).
This position is responsible for Community Oriented Recovery & Engagement (CORE) Services as needed under the auspices of Recovery Options. CORE Services provides opportunities for adults with mental illness and/or substance use disorders to receive services in their home or community locations. CORE services are person-centered, recovery-oriented, mobile behavioral health supports intended to build skills and self-efficacy that promote and facilitate community participation and independence. CORE providers will complete the certification program through the Academy of Peer Services prior to hire. All CORE providers will share their life experience as a peer while in recovery from a mental health condition, mood disorder, or major life disruption as part of their work with program participants.
Youth Peer Support (YPA) services are formal and informal services and supports provided to youth who are experiencing social, medical, emotional, developmental, substance use and/or behavioral challenges in their home, school, placement, and/or community centered services. These services provide the training and support necessary to ensure engagement and active participation of the youth in the treatment planning process and with the on-going implementation and reinforcement of skills. Services are delivered in a trauma informed, culturally and linguistically competent manner. The YPA will provide structured, scheduled activities that emphasize the opportunity for the youth to expand the skills and strategies necessary to move forward in meeting their personal, individualized goals, develop self-advocacy skills and to support their transition into adulthood.
Youth Peer Support (YPA) services are formal and informal services and supports provided to youth who are experiencing social, medical, emotional, developmental, substance use and/or behavioral challenges in their home, school, placement, and/or community centered services. These services provide the training and support necessary to ensure engagement and active participation of the youth in the treatment planning process and with the on-going implementation and reinforcement of skills. Services are delivered in a trauma informed, culturally and linguistically competent manner. The YPA will provide structured, scheduled activities that emphasize the opportunity for the youth to expand the skills and strategies necessary to move forward in meeting their personal, individualized goals, develop self-advocacy skills and to support their transition into adulthood.
Per Diem position: Hourly Rate of $19.00 + Mileage
Under the general supervision of the Program Director, the Peer Advocate engages with referred individuals to coordinate activities to form trust based relationships that foster hope for positive change and personal empowerment, leading to successful integration back into the community. Peer Advocates work closely with participants to address problems and answer questions, gather information, advocate and connect participants to resources and to the community. Advocates assist participants in goal setting and work toward developing skills. The Peer Advocates will share and discuss common peer experiences when appropriate. Advocates will assist in building a sense of community and assist participants to create meaningful lives in the community. Peer Advocates will be responsible for planning, organizing, developing, leading, and facilitating group activities.
Hourly Wage Range: $18.00 to $20.00
Under the general supervision of the Program Director, the Peer Advocate engages with referred individuals to coordinate activities to form trust based relationships that foster hope for positive change and personal empowerment, leading to successful integration back into the community. Peer Advocates work closely with participants to address problems and answer questions, gather information, advocate and connect participants to resources and to the community. Advocates assist participants in goal setting and work toward developing skills. The Peer Advocates will share and discuss common peer experiences when appropriate. Advocates will assist in building a sense of community and assist participants to create meaningful lives in the community. Peer Advocates will be responsible for planning, organizing, developing, leading, and facilitating group activities.
Per Diem position: Hourly Rate of $19.00 + Mileage
This position is responsible for Community Oriented Recovery & Engagement (CORE) Services as needed under the auspices of Recovery Options. CORE Services provides opportunities for adults with mental illness and/or substance use disorders to receive services in their home or community locations. CORE services are person-centered, recovery-oriented, mobile behavioral health supports intended to build skills and self-efficacy that promote and facilitate community participation and independence. CORE providers will complete the certification program through the Academy of Peer Services prior to hire. All CORE providers will share their life experience as a peer while in recovery from a mental health condition, mood disorder, or major life disruption as part of their work with program participants.