We seek qualified applicants for the positions listed below.   Please call Ms Meredith Hill, Director of Human Resources, at 216-274-3310.

MHS acts in accordance with principles of equal opportunity in the recruitment, selection, employment, compensation, transfer, and promotion of staff members. No person shall be discriminated against in employment because of race, religion, color, ancestry, gender, age, national origin, disability, veteran status, or sexual preference. Applicants for positions requiring an Ohio driver license must maintain liability insurance that meets the requirements of the Financial Responsibility Act, must have fewer than six points on their driving record, and must not have had a DUI conviction.

We encourage qualified candidates to submit a resume and a cover letter with salary requirements and the position title, by U.S. Postal Service, fax, or e-mail. To apply by USPS, please mail these to: MHS; Attn: Human Resources; 1744 Payne Avenue; Cleveland, Ohio 44114-2910. To apply by fax, send your application to the attention of Human Resources at 216-861-7072. To apply by eMail, send to: DirectorHR[at]mhs-inc.org.

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Position Title

Selected Qualifications

Employment Specialist

This position is responsible for conducting evidence-based Supported Employment services, helping program participants to obtain and maintain employment consistent with their vocational goals. The Employment Specialist is responsible for completing and maintaining progress notes and documentation; promoting the participation of clients in program activities; establishing trusting, collaborative relationships to help participants obtain employment in the competitive marketplace. The Employment Specialist also assists clients to obtain information about benefits (e.g., SSI, VA, Medicaid, etc.) for which they may be eligible, in order to help participants make prudent and responsible decisions about employment opportunities. The Employment Specialist also identifies skills and supports needed to maintain housing and reach identified goals.

Qualified Candidates must possess a Bachelor’s degree with specialization in social, behavioral or human services or business, and a minimum of one year professionally supervised work in the delivery of mental health, chemical dependency and/or social services. Bilingual skills are a plus. Applicants must have an Ohio driver license with fewer than six points, proof of insurance meeting the requirements of Ohio's Financial Responsibility Act, and the ability to drive to sites of service throughout Cuyahoga County, Ohio.

Please submit resume with cover letter (including salary requirements) referencing the job title to MHS Human Resources at this facsimile number, 216-861-7072, or by eMail to DirectorHR@mhs-inc.org.

Community Women's Shelter, Program Specialist

Part-time
(2 openings)

We are now seeking two part-time Program Specialists for the MHS Community Women's Shelter. This program provides homeless women and children with a safe shelter environment, and the supportive services to help homeless women achieve housing, health, increased income, and self determination. Applicants must have an Ohio driver license with fewer than six points, proof of insurance meeting the requirements of Ohio's Financial Responsibility Act, the ability to drive to sites of service throughout Cuyahoga County, Ohio, and the ability to work non-traditional hours.

Registered Nurse

The Registered Nurse provides medical and mental health services to a broad range of clients. Through provision of services, the Registered Nurse assists homeless persons with disabling conditions to achieve and maintain health, recovery, and independence in the community. The successful candidate must be licensed as an RN in the State of Ohio. Candidates must meet and maintain compliance with Ohio's Financial Responsibility Act, and drive to service sites throughout Cuyahoga County, Ohio.

Community Psychiatric Supportive Treatment (CPST) Program Specialist

Permanent Housing
and
Young Adult Pgm.

CPST Program Specialists are needed to provide rehabilitative and supportive services for our Community Support program, serving clients of our permanent housing programs.

Program Specialists must meet Ohio Department of Mental Health provider qualifications, and be skilled in the coordination of care and services with providers of various disciplines from other programs and organizations.

Candidates must have a Bachelor's degree in Social Work or a related field. Some of these positions do not require licensure. Candidates must have at least one year of professionally supervised experience in mental health or chemical dependency services. An Ohio driver license with fewer than six points, proof of insurance meeting the requirements of Ohio's Financial Responsibility Act, and a reliable vehicle are also required.

Crisis Intervention Specialists

Adult Services

Crisis Intervention Specialists provide hotline, suicide prevention, crisis assessment, and crisis intervention services. One is needed for the 24/7 operations of our Mobile Crisis Team. MCT services were the basis for the nation's first scientific demonstration of the effectiveness of community-based crisis intervention services. (For a summary, click here.) Services are provided at the client's home, worksite, and other settings in the community. Services require effective and responsive collaboration with other healthcare providers.

The CIS must meet Ohio Department of Mental Health provider qualifications. The CIS has the knowledge, skills, and experience required to conduct crisis and diagnostic assessments, and to formulate diagnoses using DSM-IV criteria. The CIS makes treatment recommendations based on assessment information and knowledge of available resources that minimize risks to the client and community. The CIS selects and conducts crisis intervention services, works with clients to develop service plans, and monitors the effectiveness of the plan. Requires an Ohio driver license with fewer than six points, the ability to drive to sites of service throughout Cuyahoga County, Ohio, and the ability to work non-traditional hours.

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