The Greater Fall River Hot Jobs List – October 19, 2018

Here are the Hot Jobs in the Greater Fall River area from the NewBedfordGuide.com jobs database, as of October 19, 2018. If the job has a number in its title, you can find more information by going to the Massachusetts Job Quest web site. Click the right arrow to browse the next job. Want your job listed here? Contact leo@newbedfordguide.com.

Clinical Care Manager-St. Vincent’s Home

A full-time position is available within our Intensive Group Home Program. This position will work as part of a team with five other Clinical Care Managers to provide clinical and care coordination services to youth; provide individual and family therapy; facilitate psychoeducational groups; develop behavior support plans with family and staff; provide ARC-based therapeutic support in the milieu; chair Individual Treatment Plan meetings; participate in after hours on-call rotation for clinical issues; provide consultation for program staff.

Flexible hours required including one early evening. MSW/MA degree in clinical area with 1 to 2 years direct clinical experience required; independently licensed or license-eligible.

Valid driver’s license is required. Benefits include health and dental insurance, Vision Plan, 10 holidays, 4 weeks paid time off, 403B with employer match, dependent care assistance, tuition assistance, and wellness benefit. Supervision for licensure, significant professional development, and training opportunities are available.
We encourage Spanish and Portuguese speaking individuals to apply. We seek culturally competent, strengths-oriented personnel who possess an understanding of our communities served.

St. Vincent’s is an AA/EOE and a COA Accredited Agency.
Email resume to: jobs@stvincentshome.org
http://www.stvincentshome.org/

About us: Saint Vincent’s works with children, youth and families to restore relationships and support family permanence. Our staff provides in-home and community-based services, and outpatient behavioral health for children, youth and families. Emphasis is on trauma-informed, family-centered, compassionate care while Working with Children and Families to Preserve Hope.

Established in 1885 by the Sisters of Mercy and the Roman Catholic Diocese of Fall River as an orphanage, Saint Vincent’s is now a multi-service, child- and family-serving behavioral health organization accredited by the Council on Accreditation (COA). Our Mission is Giving Children and Families in Need What They Need Most.

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