Ensures all activities on assigned shifts are completed. Provides day to day supervision and oversight of other staff as directed by the Program Director. Assist Program Director/Coordinator with administrative tasks. Participates in management, policy and procedure, and personnel development.

Oversees the coordination and administration of all aspects of program including planning, organizing, staffing, leading, and directing program activities. Participates in program design and implementation and manages change initiatives. Provides direction and clinical/management support to staff, including oversight of clinical training/supervision, professional development, and performance management. Leads staff by developing and communicating agency, network, and team visions, and operationalizing strategic goals

The Crisis Response Team (CRT) is dedicated to providing quality care and assessments to individuals and families who are in need of crisis intervention. The specially-trained staff oversees emergency walk-in services and crisis calls for the Weld County area and after-hours emergency on-call services for a 12-county Northeast Colorado region. Consumers can expect to have a thorough assessment of their needs and situation upon contacting our staff who assists in determining what level of care would most benefit the individual in the least restrictive setting.

Under direct supervision, performs a variety of basic and routine patient care and clerical duties to assist medical providers in the care and treatment of clients in a behavioral health environment. Takes brief medical histories, records vital signs, and answers clients’ questions. Actively seeks information to understand client circumstances, problems, expectations, and needs. Builds rapport and cooperative relationship with clients. Works with prescriber to obtain prior authorizations.

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.

The intensive in-home therapist works as part of a treatment team comprised of therapist, supervisor and behavior coaches to reduce risk of hospitalization and out of home placement. Provides on-going assessment, crisis intervention, individual, family, and case management services. Leads behavior coaches in case conceptualization and directs behavior coaches on how to support therapist’s treatment interventions. Develops strength-based service plans, monitors treatment progress, documents interactions and maintains electronic clinical records and other reporting data for individuals with mild to severe mental illness and/or substance use disorders. Coordinates with internal as well as external community partners to deliver needed services to clients. Collaborates with clinical supervisor, other team members and psychiatrist regarding treatment.

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. Seeking applicants who are detail oriented, organized, with great customer service skills who can work both independently and with a team.

Within assigned department, with varying complexity and oversight, and as directed by the Director, Electronic Health Records/Data, works from designs and specifications, or gathers designs and specifications from Subject Matter Experts, and uses standard procedures and techniques to maintain, modify and devise new or existing reports or dashboard elements. Resolves routine questions and problems and refers more complex issues to higher levels.

Seeking individual with developed data warehouse management experience. Easily understand how agency information is captured and reported, analyze the data structure and it’s meaning to discern accuracy for user needs and reports. Successful candidates will demonstrate abilities to be intuitive, resourceful, analytical, and provide technical support to team members. C# certification highly preferred.

SafeCare® Colorado is a free, voluntary home visiting program for parents, families and caregivers with children ages five and under. The program focuses on building upon a family’s existing skills in the areas of adult-child interactions, home safety and child health. The North Range Behavioral Health SafeCare program is expanding into six northeastern counties. Two new positions will be needed to support the expansion: Project Coordinator and Parent Support Provider. The Project Coordinator must become certified as a Parent Support Provider and carry a caseload in addition to coordination activities for the Northeastern Region. Positions will be located at various office locations throughout designated counties; most interactions will be accomplished through Zoom.

The Parent Support Provider (PSP) partners with families, providing weekly in-home education using the evidence based, SafeCare® curriculum that has health, safety and parent/child interaction topics. Parent Support Providers attend a week-long training at the Kempe Center in Denver, and receive ongoing certification coaching and support both locally and through the Kempe Center and Office of Early Childhood. The PSP must be able to meet national certification within a 6-9 month timeframe to be able to continue serving as a PSP with the SafeCare program. Position will be located at various office locations throughout designated counties; most interactions will be accomplished through Zoom.

Independently and/or part of a supervised team, performs a full range of custodial tasks. Performs tasks as needed and assigned related to the maintenance and cleanliness of buildings and grounds.

True North offers intensive treatment for men and women who have significant problems in their lives because of the use, abuse, or addiction to alcohol or drugs. Our residential program consists of two separate levels of care. Intensive Residential Treatment is a short term residential treatment focusing on structure and behaviors leading to lifestyle changes. Transitional Residential Treatment (TRT) is a lower level of care and treatment is focused on moving towards community living and employment. A highly qualified, compassionate staff with extensive experience aids consumers in the recovery process with personalized treatment plans and goals.

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.

Do you have a passion for community mental health center work? Do you love challenges? Do you like growing and expanding programs/services? Do you like to be intimately involved in your community? Do you like developing new relationships and new partnerships? Lastly, do you like helping to tweak or fine-tune a culture? If so, then you might just be the person for this position.

Frontier House follows the International Clubhouse Model. Work side-by-side with adults with moderate to significant challenges due to mental health and/or substance use; vocational and rehabilitative services in a uniquely creative, engaging, non-clinical environment with a focus on recovery. North Range Behavioral Health can offer students pursuing a Bachelor's or Master's degree an opportunity to apply academic knowledge in a practical learning environment through a volunteer (unpaid) internship placement in programs serving adults. Supervision is provided by qualified personnel who will ensure that students are exposed to activities and events that promote skill and knowledge development in behavioral health services. Placements available for Spring and/or Summer 2020.

Crisis Stabilization Services is an inpatient/acute treatment facility for mental health stabilization and/or substance use withdrawal management (detox) for individuals ages 18 and older. 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. North Range Behavioral Health can offer students pursuing a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree an opportunity to apply academic knowledge in a practical learning environment through a volunteer (unpaid) internship placement in programs serving individuals experiencing a crisis or in need of stabilization. Supervision is provided by qualified personnel who will ensure that students are exposed to activities and events that promote skill and knowledge development in behavioral health services. Placements available for Spring and/or Summer 2020.

Family Connects is the prevention and intervention program that has five teams that focus on the early years (0-8 years), when a young child’s brain is growing the fastest. North Range Behavioral Health prevention and early intervention programs are part of the continuum of care provided. These programs can offer students pursuing a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree an opportunity to apply academic knowledge in a practical learning environment through a volunteer (unpaid) internship placement. Supervision is provided by qualified personnel who will ensure that students are exposed to activities and events that promote skill and knowledge development in behavioral health services. Placements available for Spring and/or Summer 2020.

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. Due to program requirements, applicants must be male.

The Jail Based Behavior Service (JBBS) Program is a state-funded program and is a collaboration between North Range Behavioral Health and Weld County Jail. JBBS is designed to provide treatment for incarcerated individuals whose offenses are due to or influenced by the use of substances or by mental health problems, or a combination of both.

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 Intensive Outpatient Program is an approximately 12-week substance-use disorder treatment program that provides a minimum of 9 hours of services per week. Treatment is provided primarily through group therapy. Step-down services such as Enhanced Outpatient, relapse prevention and aftercare Recovery Groups are also offered. 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 mild to severe mental illness and/or substance use disorders.

The Youth and Family Outpatient program has developed a partnership with the Boys and Girls Club working with children/youth and their families to complement and enhance existing support and adjunctive services. Services include workforce development, consultation, education for parents, training for agency members, and engagement activities.

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. Flexible scheduling between the hours of 8:30am-12:30pm or 12:30pm-5:00pm. 1-2 shifts available per week. Additional hours available to cover staff absences (i.e. vacation, sick leave, etc.). Peak times are typically Wednesdays and weekends.

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. Three full time Clinicians are assigned to the GEM team and scheduled in identified peak times for behavioral health calls.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.