Candidates must qualify under at least one of the listed Community Support Specialist pathways: qualification as an addiction professional; a bachelor's degree in a human services field from an accredited college or university; any four-year degree or a combination of higher education and qualifying experience; four years of qualifying experience; or an Associate of Applied Science in Behavioral Health Support designated by the Department of Mental Health.
Qualifying experience must include delivering services to individuals with mental illness, substance use disorders, or developmental disabilities.
A valid driver's license and agency-established minimum automobile coverage are required.
Responsibilities
Deliver individualized, stage-matched support grounded in motivational and strength-based approaches.
Support clients in developing and achieving personalized recovery goals across all dimensions of wellness.
Coordinate services across mental health, physical health, and substance use treatment domains.
Provide skill-building in daily living, symptom management, housing, education, and employment.
Connect clients to essential services, including healthcare, benefits, and housing resources.
Assist with crisis planning, discharge coordination, and collaboration with families and other systems.
Facilitate or co-facilitate group services such as early recovery, WRAP, and family support.
Collaborate with the ITCD team, including medical and clinical providers, to ensure integrated, high-quality care.
Provide transportation support and accompany clients to appointments when needed.
Desired Qualifications
An associate's or bachelor's degree in a human service-related field is preferred.
Empower Recovery in Every Dimension as a Community Support Specialist – ITCD Be part of a dynamic care team supporting adults with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders. As a Community Support Specialist on the Integrated Treatment for Co-occurring Disorders (ITCD) team, you’ll walk alongside clients in their recovery journey—connecting them to resources, building skills, and promoting whole-person wellness in real-life settings.
About the ITCD Program: The Integrated Treatment for Co-Occurring Disorders (ITCD) program provides specialized, person-centered care for individuals experiencing both mental health and substance use disorders. Through a holistic, team-based approach, the program focuses on treating the whole person—not just symptoms—by integrating behavioral health and addiction services into a unified treatment plan.
This Is a Great Opportunity for Someone Who:
Is passionate about recovery-oriented, client-driven work in community-based environments
Wants to support individuals facing complex behavioral health and substance use challenges
Values holistic, integrated care that focuses on strength, resilience, and long-term stability
Delivering individualized, stage-matched support grounded in motivational and strength-based approaches
Supporting clients in developing and achieving personalized recovery goals across all dimensions of wellness
Coordinating services across mental health, physical health, and substance use treatment domains
Providing skill-building in daily living, symptom management, housing, education, and employment
Connecting clients to essential services including healthcare, benefits, and housing resources
Assisting with crisis planning, discharge coordination, and collaboration with families and other systems
Facilitating or co-facilitating group services such as early recovery, WRAP, and family support
Collaborating closely with the ITCD team, including medical and clinical providers, to ensure integrated, high-quality care
Providing transportation support and accompanying clients to appointments when needed
• High School/GED required • Associate’s/Bachelor’s degree in a human service-related field preferred
WORK EXPERIENCE/TRAINING/ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS Must qualify for position based on overall CSS requirements in at least one of the options listed: o Qualified addiction professional; o Bachelor’s degree in a human services field from a college or university included in the U.S. Department of Education’s database of accredited schools at http:/ope.ed.gov/accreditation; o Any four-year degree or combination of higher education and qualifying experience; o Four years of qualifying experience; or o Associate of Applied Science in Behavioral Health Support degree as designated by the Department of Mental Health. • Qualifying experience must include delivery of service to individuals with mental illness, substance use disorders, or developmental disabilities.
• A valid driver's license and agency established minimum automobile coverage required
You’ll Be A Great Fit for This Role if You:
See the potential in every person and believe in recovery, no matter where someone starts
Are confident navigating both behavioral health and substance use treatment systems
Excel in flexible, community-based work that blends advocacy, coaching, and coordination
Are motivated by making a tangible difference in clients’ everyday lives
Enjoy working as part of an integrated team that values collaboration and continuous learning