Hospital Transition Team Qualified Professional
Therapeutic Alternatives
Hospital Transition Team Qualified Professional
Therapeutic Alternatives
Runs community mental health and disability care
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.
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Must have a minimum of one (1) year’s experience in providing crisis management services in the following settings: assertive outreach, assertive community treatment, emergency department or other service providing 24/7 response in emergent or urgent situations. We will need to be able to confirm through references.
Must have a valid NC Driver's License.
Must have had at least 8 years of driving experience, as this is a requirement of company's liability insurance carrier.
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Holds license, certificate, registration or permit issued by a governing board regulating a human service profession (except nursing, which requires 4 years licensed experience).
A Master’s prepared individual with a degree in a human service area with one year of experience
working with individuals within disciplines after the degree.
A Bachelor’s prepared individual with degree in a human service area with two years of experience working with
individuals with persons within disciplines after degree.
A Bachelor’s prepared individual with a degree in an area other than a human service field who has 4 years of
experience in working with individuals within disciplines after degree.
Compensation: 38325 to 40950 (USD)
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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