The Adult Recovery Program provides behavioral services to a wide variety of consumers who are focused on recovering from the challenges of mental illness and/or substance use disorders. Consumers referred to this team are supported in establishing life goals and maintaining control over their lives. Provides on-going assessment, crisis intervention, individual, family, and group therapy and case management services. Develops strength-based service plans, monitors treatment progress, documents interactions and maintains electronic clinical records and other reporting data for individuals with primarily substance use disorders. Coordinates with internal as well as external supportive services to deliver needed services to clients. Collaborates with clinical supervisor, other team members and psychiatrist regarding treatment.

Performs, under limited supervision, basic billing, finance and administrative support tasks in an accurate, timely and efficient manner with discretionary authority; independently makes decisions which substantially impact operations within the billing department. Responds to questions and requests for information from customers, both internal and external, and works collaboratively with others in a courteous, timely, and accurate manner. Carries out established work processes and operations by following procedures, techniques, and rules while applying established, standard guidelines. Consideration may be made for a ‘trainee’ appointment, as necessary.

North Range’s medical team is one of the best teams within the state of Colorado and is made up of psychiatrists, physician assistants, advanced nurse practitioners, and other dedicated professionals. They provide comprehensive evaluations, medication management and psychiatric services to customers of all ages, while working with multi-disciplinary teams to coordinate care.

The Functional Family Therapy-Child Welfare (FFT-CW) program provides resources to solve the complex problems that put children and youth at risk for out-of-home placements (ages 0-18). The Intensive in Home (IIH) program provides hospital diversion and step-down services to families who have significant instability. Provides a broad array of services designed to limit the need for multiple service providers and frees the family from needless duplication or fragmentation of services. This position requires innovative and creative problem solving and the ability to use time and other resources efficiently.

Performs, under general supervision, basic administrative support duties, with limited flexibility in adapting practical approaches and routines. Assignments are structured and typically performed with direction and assistance from others; requires carrying out established work processes and operations by following procedures, techniques, and rules; applies established, standard guidelines which cover work situations and alternatives. May initiate process improvements as needed.

Crisis Stabilization Services (CSS) understands the needs of consumers who have both mental health issues and substance use disorders. Acute Care Services (Detox) provides an environment for safe detoxification from drugs and alcohol. The acute care team works with individuals to encourage change, make recommendations for further care, and assists with accessing care.

Performs, under limited supervision, complex administrative support tasks with discretionary authority; independently makes decisions which substantially impact operations within and outside designated program; administratively supervises comprehensive office operations. Applicants must be detail oriented with strong communication skills.

Under general supervision performs a full range of custodial tasks. Performs tasks as needed and assigned related to the maintenance and cleanliness of buildings and grounds, or for special projects.

Crisis Stabilization Services understands the needs of consumers who have both mental health issues and substance use disorders. Services include individual counseling, medication monitoring, case management, group counseling, withdrawal management, and discharge and after care planning.

Integrated Care - North Range recognizes that wellness is based on the interconnection between physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual health and approaches individuals with each of these components in mind. Integrated care allows for better continuity of care by improved communication and care coordination between primary care and behavioral health providers. Behavioral health services include assessments, brief therapy, crisis management, and care coordination.

Family Connects is the early childhood and family services program at North Range Behavioral Health. There are multiple prevention and intervention teams that work with families prenatally through age 7 years to promote responsive relationships between children and adult caregivers, strengthen social and emotional competence in young children and increase protective factors and resilience in families. The teams promote the wellness of young children and their families by addressing the physical, emotional, social, cognitive, and behavioral aspects of development. Integrated behavioral health and primary care approaches, as well as work within education, human services, childcare, and other settings are utilized. Services include parent-child therapies, developmental screens, consultation, care coordination and psycho-education. Staff provide services in a variety of settings including: home, child care settings, preschools, residential treatment programs, integrated health clinics and in the office. The teams all use a trauma-informed lens as well as a two-generation approach to provide supports and services. Family Connects is a program that seeks to mitigate Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE’s) and reduce the toxic stress for infants and young children.

Prepares and cooks family style meals for residents of designated facilities. Assists in ensuring nutritional and dietary requirements of facility residents are met. Follows rules and regulations to assure health and safety protocol in food service practices.

Integrated Care - North Range recognizes that wellness is based on the interconnection between physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual health and approaches individuals with each of these components in mind. Integrated care allows for better continuity of care by improved communication and care coordination between primary care and behavioral health providers. Behavioral health services include assessments, brief therapy, crisis management, and care coordination.

The Level of Care Specialist provides access to timely assessments for services, communicates recommendations for services based on assessment, and provides case management to coordinate and secure services for children and youth with behavioral health needs. Coordinates with internal and external supportive resources and funding sources to deliver needed services to program participants. Accepts responsibility to monitor program participants to ensure they are actively involved in treatment and collaborates with families, clinical supervisor, therapeutic providers, and stakeholders regarding treatment. Documents interactions and maintains electronic clinical records and other reporting data and documentation relevant to role.

The Wings Residential Treatment Center for Women is an innovative program for women with severe substance dependence who are pregnant, postpartum and may have other dependent children. The program offers a residential setting where pregnant women and their children aged birth to five are provided with comprehensive services aimed at facilitating family self-sufficiency and healthy lifestyle choices. Residential care is provided 24 hours a day, seven days a week throughout the year.

Integrated Care - North Range recognizes that wellness is based on the interconnection between physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual health and approaches individuals with each of these components in mind. The Case Manager, Specialty delivers case management within a continuum of high to low intensity services to meet an individual's and/or family's comprehensive health needs through assessment, planning, communication, advocacy, education, identification of service resources and/or service facilitation.

The Adult Recovery Program (ARP) is divided into three distinct teams; two of which are led by Coordinators and one that is managed directly by the Program Director. Each provides specialized services to individuals who are at different stages of the recovery process. ARP provides behavioral services to a wide variety of consumers who are focused on recovering from the challenges of mental illness and/or substance use disorders. Consumers referred to this team, work closely with behavioral health therapists and case managers to establish pragmatic life goals geared toward recovering a life style that is focused on their strengths and skills.

Adult Out Patient is a fully integrated team with professionals from both the mental health and substance abuse fields, who are cross-trained in assessing and treating both voluntary and mandated clients via individual, group, and case management services. A solution-focused, cognitive behavioral and/or motivational interviewing approach is utilized as appropriate to bring about positive transformations in a shorter amount of time.

Behavioral Alternative Services in Community (BASIC) is designed to provide treatment rather than incarceration for individuals whose offenses are due to or influenced by mental health problems, the use of substances, or a combination of both. The team takes a unique approach to working with individuals who have legal involvement because of their mental health and/or substance abuse disorder. It is a fully integrated team with professionals from both the mental health and substance abuse fields.

The HIPPY team is responsible for screening and assessing progress for both children and adults. Each week the HIPPY mentor completes data entry and reporting for each family and child enrolled. The HIPPY program is accredited through HIPPY USA and monitor by the state HIPPY office also. In Colorado most of the HIPPY affiliate sites utilize AmeriCorps members to serve families. This requires that each HIPPY mentor be able to serve through the Corporation for National and Community Service (CNCS).

Provide assessment, planning, crisis counseling, and education services for behavioral health patients presenting in UCHealth hospital system emergency department. Coordinates with internal and external providers to arrange for appropriate services and level of care determination. Will serve as liaison within local hospital as well as working as part of a team providing intervention, assessment, planning, and referral to appropriate services for individuals in Weld County. These individuals will be experiencing severe mental health and/or substance abuse crisis including suicidal or homicidal behavior, severe intoxication and/or psychosis. Several positions available, various shifts/days.

Crisis Stabilization Services understands the needs of consumers who have both mental health issues and substance use disorders. Services include individual counseling, medication monitoring, case management, group counseling, withdrawal management, and discharge and after care planning.

Maxwell Center is a State licensed, Alternative Care Facility (ACF). This facility is an alternative to institutionalization for individuals with mental illness. By offering health care services in a deinstitutionalized community setting, the ACF provides 24-hour protective oversight, daily living skills assistance, personal care services, and homemaker services within a community-based environment.

The Crisis Response Team (CRT) is a multidisciplinary team dedicated to providing quality care and assessments to individuals and families who are in need of crisis intervention. The team provides behavioral health services to walk-in customers, agency residential programs, and in other community settings.

Transitional Aged Community Treatment: TACT is a program designed to support clients ages 15-25 who are experiencing their first episode of psychosis using a collaborative team approach. The Peer Support Specialist uses unique personal experience to engage clients in a peer-to-peer capacity. Provide on-going appraisal of client and family situation, secure resources and services for clients with mild to severe mental illness, disorders and disabilities, coordinate with internal as well as external supportive resources to deliver needed services to clients, and collaborate with treatment team members regarding services in response to treatment plan.

North Range has partnered with Sunrise Health (a federal qualified health center or FQHC) in Greeley, Colorado to expand access to quality Substance Use Disorder and Mental Health Services (SUD-MH). Funding is ongoing and is for organizations receiving Health Center Program (H80) operational funding. The position will work within our Integrated Care program. Provides unique personal experiences to engage clients in a peer-to-peer capacity.

Participate as a member of several programs including inpatient, crisis response, and residential sites to implement the individual care plans for program participants in accordance with the applicable policies, rules, regulations and directives of the organization. Facilitate customer participation in their care plan through interaction as a source of emotional support, resource problem solving, and advocating for their needs. Assure security for customers by monitoring and supervising the facility and the services delivered. Flexibility is required to fulfill coverage needs of various programs including evening and overnight shifts, and on weekends and holidays.

North Range Behavioral Health, Evans Police Department, and Greeley Police Department have partnered together to create the GEM (Greeley Evans Mobile) team. The project will align and embed behavioral health staff to each respective police department, allowing for a behavioral health specialist to respond on scene in the community with public safety officers. Two full time peer specialists will be aligned with the team to provide follow-up, outreach, and care coordination of those who have received GEM services to increase the connection and engagement with the broader behavioral health supports in the community.

North Range Recovery Homes are short term transitional housing options. The goal of these homes are to provide sober living experiences free of drugs and alcohol that create mutually supportive communities where individuals can improve their physical, emotional, spiritual and social well being while gaining and maintaining employment, skills and resources to maintain long term recovery. Due to program requirements, applicant must be male.

The Crisis Response Team is a multidisciplinary team dedicated to providing quality care and assessments to individuals and families who are in need of crisis intervention. The team provides behavioral health services to walk-in customers, agency residential programs, and in other community settings. Peer Specialists bring a unique blend of life experience, training, and empathy to the helping role as they work with clients in crisis. Being successful in the role requires the ability to connect with clients through shared similar life experiences.

The Functional Family Therapy-Child Welfare (FFT-CW) provider evidence-based resources to solve the complex problems that put children and youth at risk for out-of-home placements (ages 0-18). The therapist also provides in home therapy and focuses on systemic and relational changes within the family. Provides a broad array of services designed to limit the need for multiple service providers and frees the family from needless duplication or fragmentation of services. The FFT therapist requires innovative and creative problem solving and the ability to use time and other resources efficiently.

Compass is a collaborative effort comprised of professionals from a wide variety of Weld County service organizations. The program strives to build on the strengths of youth and their families by increasing protective factors and reducing problematic behaviors. This program will be highly focused on South County. Delivers case management within a continuum of high to low intensity services to meet an individual’s and/or family’s comprehensive health needs through assessment, planning, communication, advocacy, education, identification of service resources and/or service facilitation.

Assists Program Director in the operation and administration of 24/7 crisis response facility to meet the behavioral health needs of clients, caregivers, and community agencies. May have responsibility and oversight of specialized programming. Consults regularly with Program Director in regard to the performance of their area of responsibility. Provides direction and supervision to assigned behavioral health service delivery staff. Assists Program Director in developing and communicating agency, network, and team visions, and operationalizing strategic goals for area of responsibility. Provides therapeutic counseling and case management to clients with mild to severe mental illness and/or substance use disorder as assigned.

The School Based Services Team provides comprehensive mental health and substance use treatment for students struggling with life's challenges. Located in many Greeley, Evans, and Kersey School Districts, the team provides convenient access to effective therapy services to students during their school day. Enhancing client care for students are adjunctive services that include workforce development, consultation, psychoeducation for parents, and engagement services.

Full time: The Adult Out Patient/Behavioral Alternative Services in Community (BASIC) programs are designed to provide treatment rather than incarceration for individuals whose offenses are due to or influenced by mental health problems, the use of substances, or a combination of both. Clients may be either voluntary or mandated by the Department of Human Services and/or the court system. Part time: Recovery Support Services (RSS) helps individuals cope more effectively with life's challenges and their mental illness and/or substance use disorders and to live meaningful and productive lives. Services focus on each individual's unique strengths and interests and may include individual and group therapy, case management services, support groups, medication monitoring and evaluations, and community-based services.

Crisis Stabilization Services understands the needs of consumers who have both mental health issues and substance use disorders. Services include individual counseling, medication monitoring, case management, group counseling, withdrawal management, and discharge and after care planning.