The Hospital Transition Team provides short term services designed to help people maintain psychiatric progress made in psychiatric hospitals or progress related to recovery made in residential substance abuse treatment programs, connect with services and benefits quickly after hospital discharge, and receive support for returning back to their home and community.

The Hospital Transition Team provides short term services designed to help people maintain psychiatric progress made in psychiatric hospitals or progress related to recovery made in residential substance abuse treatment programs, connect with services and benefits quickly after hospital discharge, and receive support for returning back to their home and community.

The Hospital Transition Team provides short term services designed to help people maintain psychiatric progress made in psychiatric hospitals or progress related to recovery made in residential substance abuse treatment programs, connect with services and benefits quickly after hospital discharge, and receive support for returning back to their home and community.

Make a difference in someone’s life.  Work one on one with a person with I/DD helping them to reach goals developed for individual needs to assist them to become as independent as possible.  You could be working with them in a private home or a location in the community.   12.96 DS 12.70 CL&S 8.65 Respite

Ensure that all residents are served foods and beverages of their choice in a professional manner and to make sure the kitchen remains clean at all times so that a high level of sanitation can be maintained.

Provide assistance to residents in an Assisted Living Community with activities of daily living as needed according to individual and physician-directed Care Plan.

Mobile Crisis Management involves all support, services and treatments necessary to provide integrated crisis response, crisis stabilization interventions and crisis prevention activities.  Mobile Crisis Management Services are available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.  Our crisis response provides timely evaluation, triage and access to acute mental health, developmental disability and/or substance abuse services.  Additionally it provides treatment to ensure symptom and harm reduction and safely guides people in acute crisis to appropriate crisis stabilization and detoxification support/services.  These services include immediate telephone response to assess the crisis and determine the risk, mental status, medical stability and appropriate response.    Must be fully licensed by the North Carolina Substance Abuse Professional Certification Board as Licensed Clinical Addiction Specialist - LCAS, Certified Clinical Supervisor - CCS, or Certified Substance Abuse Counselor - CSAC.  

Make a difference in someone’s life.  Work one on one with a person with I/DD helping them to reach goals developed for individual needs to assist them to become as independent as possible.  You could be working with them in a private home or a location in the community. Community Networking - H2015 - CN: 12.98/hr Day Support Individual - T2021 - DSI: 12.96/hr

- Mobile Crisis Management involves all support, services and treatments necessary to provide integrated crisis response, crisis stabilization interventions and crisis prevention activities.  Mobile Crisis Management Services are available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.  Our crisis response provides timely evaluation, triage and access to acute mental health, developmental disability and/or substance abuse services. Additionally, it provides treatment to ensure symptom and harm reduction and safely guides people in acute crisis to appropriate crisis stabilization and detoxification support/services.  These services include immediate telephone response to assess the crisis and determine the risk, mental status, medical stability and appropriate response. 

Mobile Crisis Management involves all support, services and treatments necessary to provide integrated crisis response, crisis stabilization interventions and crisis prevention activities.  Mobile Crisis Management Services are available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.  Our crisis response provides timely evaluation, triage and access to acute mental health, developmental disability and/or substance abuse services.  Additionally it provides treatment to ensure symptom and harm reduction and safely guides people in acute crisis to appropriate crisis stabilization and detoxification support/services.  These services include immediate telephone response to assess the crisis and determine the risk, mental status, medical stability and appropriate response. 

Mobile Crisis Management involves all support, services and treatments necessary to provide integrated crisis response, crisis stabilization interventions and crisis prevention activities.  Mobile Crisis Management Services are available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.  Our crisis response provides timely evaluation, triage and access to acute mental health, developmental disability and/or substance abuse services.  Additionally it provides treatment to ensure symptom and harm reduction and safely guides people in acute crisis to appropriate crisis stabilization and detoxification support/services.  These services include immediate telephone response to assess the crisis and determine the risk, mental status, medical stability and appropriate response. 

MORES is a team-based crisis intervention for children and adolescents ages 3 to 21 years experiencing escalating emotional and/or behavioral needs. MORES provides up to four weeks of follow-up services for individuals who have experienced a behavioral health crisis.  The goal of the MORES program is to stabilize the present concern, empower & educate families to monitor, manage & cope with similar situations in the future, establish & build resiliency skills and strengthen the natural support systems of families. 

Make a difference in someone’s life.  Work one on one with a person with I/DD helping them to reach goals developed for individual needs to assist them to become as independent as possible.  You could be working with them in a private home or a location in the community.

Make a difference in someone’s life.  Work one on one with a person with I/DD helping them to reach goals developed for individual needs to assist them to become as independent as possible.  You could be working with them in a private home or a location in the community.

Make a difference in someone’s life.  Work one on one with a person with I/DD helping them to reach goals developed for individual needs to assist them to become as independent as possible.  You could be working with them in a private home or a location in the community.

  Reports to: Mobile Crisis Management Speciality Team Program Director Purpose: Assure maintenance of all minimum standards of Mobile Crisis Management

Make a difference in someone’s life.  Work one on one with a person with I/DD helping them to reach goals developed for individual needs to assist them to become as independent as possible.  You could be working with them in a private home or a location in the community.

Make a difference in someone’s life.  Work one on one with a person with I/DD helping them to reach goals developed for individual needs to assist them to become as independent as possible.  You could be working with them in a private home or a location in the community. Applicant must be willing to assist with household chores-such as assisting with cleaning and managing of consumer’s apartment. Taking consumer out in to the community to various places for social interactions and errands. Consumer is independent in the bathroom but may need assistance at times with feeding.

Make a difference in someone’s life.  Work one on one with a person with I/DD helping them to reach goals developed for individual needs to assist them to become as independent as possible.  You could be working with them in a private home or a location in the community. Hours/days: 1-1:30 pm- 4-4:30 pm 2- 5 days week depending upon what applicant would like. Applicant must be willing to transport consumer to YMCA, Library, Parks, go to her church, etc for social interactions. Must assist with maintaining schedule and routine.

Make a difference in someone’s life.  Work one on one with a person with I/DD helping them to reach goals developed for individual needs to assist them to become as independent as possible.  You could be working with them in a private home or a location in the community. Applicant must be willing to take consumer out in to the community for social interactions. Mange pushing a manual wheelchair during long distances. Consumer is independent in the bathroom and with feeding himself.