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Therapeutic Alternatives

Runs community mental health and disability care

Hospital Transition Team Qualified Professional

Case Management & AdvocacyPosted on Nov 5
Full-timeRaleigh, NC, USA$38.3k - $41kIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Must have at least one year of experience providing crisis management services in assertive outreach, assertive community treatment, an emergency department, or another service providing 24/7 response in emergent or urgent situations; this experience must be confirmable through references.
  • Must have a valid North Carolina driver's license.
  • Must have at least eight years of driving experience, as required by the company's liability insurance carrier.
  • Must hold a license, certificate, registration, or permit issued by a governing board regulating a human service profession; nursing requires four years of licensed experience.
  • A Master's-prepared individual must have a degree in a human service area and one year of post-degree experience working with individuals within relevant disciplines.
  • A Bachelor's-prepared individual must have a degree in a human service area and two years of post-degree experience working with individuals within relevant disciplines.
  • A Bachelor's-prepared individual with a degree outside a human service field must have four years of post-degree experience working with individuals within relevant disciplines.

Responsibilities

  • Provide crisis response for recipients 24/7/365.
  • Provide treatment planning for recipients.
  • Provide one-on-one community intervention to develop interpersonal and community coping skills, including adapting to home, school, and work environments.
  • Provide therapeutic mentoring, symptom monitoring, medication monitoring, and support for self-management of symptoms.
  • Provide case management to arrange, link, or integrate multiple services and assess and reassess recipients' service needs.
  • Inform recipients about benefits and services; arrange for recipients to receive them and monitor their provision.
  • Work closely with providers to ensure services are completed.
  • Advocate, broker, coordinate, and monitor the service delivery system on behalf of recipients.
  • Coordinate movement across levels of care directly with recipients and families, including discharge planning and community re-entry following hospitalization, residential services, and other levels of care.
  • Complete at least 20 hours of training in crisis management and other Community Support Team activities within the first 90 days of employment.
  • Forward documentation to designated administrative-office staff in a timely manner and as required.
  • Help maintain each recipient's self-respect, personal dignity, and physical safety.
  • Work cooperatively with other staff and relate favorably to recipients and families.
  • Attend mandatory staff meetings and consumer conferences, or give advance notice to the Hospital Transition Team Supervisor explaining inability to attend.
  • Report changes in a consumer's condition, family situation, or needs to appropriate personnel.
  • Report accidents or incidents to the Hospital Transition Team Supervisor.
  • Report suspected abuse, neglect, or exploitation of recipients to the Hospital Transition Team Supervisor.
  • Know and follow TA, Inc. policies and procedures, including those concerning emergency services and medication administration.
  • Know and comply with HIPAA regulations.
  • Ensure consumer rights are met and maintain consumer confidentiality.
  • Operate office equipment as necessary, including a calculator, copier, computer, and fax machine.
  • Obtain and maintain all training required by the agency; failure to renew classes by their due dates results in removal from the schedule.
  • Perform other duties as required by circumstances.

About the Company

Therapeutic Alternatives

Runs community mental health and disability care

Therapeutic Alternatives runs community-based care in North Carolina for people with developmental disabilities, mental illness and substance use problems. Its services connect support at home with adult day programs, residential care and help returning to the community after psychiatric or substance use treatment. Coordinators match individuals with direct-care employees who work toward goals based on each person's needs, strengths and preferences. The company operates licensed adult group homes and supplies one-to-one support through programs including the Innovations Waiver. Founded in 1958, Therapeutic Alternatives has its corporate office in Randleman, North Carolina.

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Headquarters
Randleman, NC
Founded
1958

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