COMMUNITY SUPPORT TEAM LEAD MONROE, UNIOIN COUNTY

What you’ll do

• Provide clinical leadership for a CST serving adults with SMI/SUD; keep services predominantly home & community-based.
• Coordinate assessment/reassessment; drive strong PCPs and crisis/safety plans with measurable objectives.
• Run weekly team case reviews; set caseload by acuity and assign the right staff mix.
• Participate in and manage a 24/7/365 first-responder on-call rotation with timely post-crisis follow-up.
• Deliver direct interventions within your license/scope (supportive counseling, skills coaching) and coordinate psychotherapy when needed.
• Ensure clean, timely documentation that meets medical-necessity and records standards; lead auth/continued-stay requests.
• Build partnerships with PCPs, hospitals, courts/probation, housing/employment supports, and community providers.
• You’ll thrive here if you...
• Enjoy
• leading from the front—in homes, in the community, and in supervision.
• Balance heart and rigor: recovery-oriented practice and bulletproof compliance.
• Like turning data into action—closing the loop on incidents, engagement, and outcomes.
• Must-have qualifications
• Master’s in a human-services field and Qualified Professional (QP) status.
• Full or provisional clinical license (e.g., LCMHC-A/LCMHC, LCSW-A/LCSW, LMFT-A/LMFT, LCAS-A/LCAS).
• 1+ year post-graduate experience with adult mental health (CST/ACT/CM/IDD/SUD experience a plus).
• Current First Aid/CPR/BBP and crisis-intervention training (e.g., NCI/CPI or equivalent).
• Valid driver’s license, reliable transportation, and flexibility for evenings/weekends/on-call.
• Schedule & travel
• Community-based role with regular field work across the service area; shared on-call rotation.
• Contact HR for additional information:
• Dionna L. Hasan
• SR HR Director
• 704-776-4153
• [email protected]