Our SAFE Team workers are part of a special team that provides services within the support umbrella of High Point Schools. The team assists students who are experiencing immediate personal difficulties, which can create unsafe and/or disruptive situations in the school program.

The Senior Crisis Worker provides crisis intervention and de-escalation services to clients and families. This position will review cases and call requests, assess appropriate interventions, follow up that is needed, and manage the daily schedule to ensure all requests have been completed. Staff will review cases with their supervisor and coordinate care with treatment programs. The staff will complete agency required paperwork in a timely fashion as well as maintain updated records on all clients assigned.

The Certified School Nurse is a Registered Nurse whose goal is to establish and maintain a comprehensive school health program. The Registered Nurse for High Point Schools provides necessary health screening, counseling, and education for students, families, and staff as necessary.

CPC’s Adult Partial Care program (PC) is a community-based service that helps individuals living with serious mental illness or co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders to learn and enhance independent living skills. PC provides individual, group and case management services that teach clients the skills they need to live, work and socialize in the community of their choosing. PC staff work with clients to assess their unique strengths and develop a service plan to reach their personal wellness goals. This day treatment model is available on weekdays (except holidays), and schedules are tailored to the individual needs of each participant.

The Peer Specialist will be an integral member of an interdisciplinary clinical team that will work in collaboration with the consumer in the development and execution of a care plan that will provide a holistic approach. The Peer Specialist will work with the clinical team in assessing and identifying the needs of the consumer and providing and/or arranging for health and wellness promotion services as part of the individual recovery plan in order to maximize the consumer’s successful community adaptation and quality of life.

The Behavioral Health Clinician (BHC) provides individual, group, family, substance abuse and specialty group therapy to clients and their families. Additionally, the BHC prepares a treatment plan, provides case management services, completes assessments and treatment plans, documents ongoing treatment and facilitates discharge planning.

Care Managers will provide services which include clinical documentation, crisis intervention and outreach services. Care Managers work in collaboration with the consumer and the treatment team in order to maximize the consumers' quality of life. The Care Manager coordinates all needed client services with other providers and significant others in the community.

CPC’s Adult Partial Care program (PC) is a community-based service that helps individuals living with serious mental illness or co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders to learn and enhance independent living skills. The Behavioral Health Clinician I provide individual, group, family, and/or substance abuse treatment for consumers who are diagnosed with co-occurring, mental health and substance abuse disorders. Works with a team to complete individual recovery planning and provides case management services. Completes Bio psychosocial Assessments and documents treatment progress in electronic clinical record.

The Behavioral Health Clinician II provides individual, group, family, substance abuse and specialty group therapy to clients and their families; prepares a treatment plan; provides case management services; completes bio-psychosocial evaluation and all clinical paperwork; completes assessments and documents ongoing treatment and discharge planning. The Behavioral Health Clinician II may assume administrative and clinical supervision and other activities as assigned by Division Director or designee.

CPC Integrated Health is a non-profit, community-based agency that has provided mental health and substance use services in Monmouth and Ocean counties for over 65 years. The agency has multiple locations and programs located throughout Monmouth County, including a special education school. The Human Resources Department is responsible for everything related to the employee experience including recruitment, onboarding, benefits, employee relations, compensation, payroll and working closely with supervisors to consistently and fairly administer HR related policies and procedures. The Manager of Human Resources reports to the Vice President of Human Resources.

The Behavioral Health Clinician for our Integrated Case Management Services (ICMS) works in collaboration with the consumer in planning, implementing, and evaluating service provisions to maximize the client’s independence and success in the community. The Behavioral Health Clinician completes initial assessments, prepares a treatment plan; provides case management services; documents ongoing treatment and discharge planning.

CPC is looking for a Behavioral Health Clinician II who will provide individual and group therapy to clients and their families; prepares a treatment plan; provides case management services; completes bio-psychosocial evaluation and all clinical paperwork; completes assessments and documents ongoing treatment and discharge planning. The Behavioral Health Clinician II may assume administrative and clinical supervision and other activities as assigned by Division Director or designee.

The Supervisory Team Leader is an administrative/clinical position, which provides supervision to staff, participates in hiring and in staff development, performs staff evaluations and works with Program Coordinator in developing policies and procedures related to specific program. Organizes and implements quality management responsibilities. Provides direct care as part of the interdisciplinary team model.

The Behavioral Health Clinician II provides individual, group, family, substance abuse and specialty group therapy to clients and their families; prepares a treatment plan; provides case management services; completes bio-psychosocial evaluation and all clinical paperwork; completes assessments and documents ongoing treatment and discharge planning. The Behavioral Health Clinician II may assume administrative and clinical supervision and other activities as assigned by Division Director or designee.

High Point School is currently looking for an art teacher for our high school students who is committed to enriching the minds of our students of different ages and academic levels. Our successful candidate will have experience working with students with disabilities and must have a NJ Department of Education Art Teacher Certification.

As a Crisis Intervention Specialist, you will be an integral part of a professional team delivering Children's Crisis Response services. You will provide targeted services and interventions for up to 72 hours, working a combination of day and evening shifts, and occasional weekends. Your primary responsibilities include conducting initial assessments of clients' needs, developing Individual Crisis Plans to enhance the functioning and mental health of both children and families, and ensuring compliance with regulatory agency requirements. This role also involves ongoing client re-evaluation throughout treatment, with at least weekly calls to clients, documented in a timely manner.

The Behavioral Health Clinician I will provide treatment services for individuals requiring ASAM Level I (outpatient) or ASAM Level 2.1 (Intensive Outpatient Program). This may include individual, group and/or family sessions as well as coordination of need for case management and psychiatric services as indicated on the treatment plan.

CPC is looking for a Behavioral Health Clinician II who will provide individual, group, family, substance abuse and specialty group therapy to clients and their families; prepares a treatment plan; provides case management services; completes bio-psychosocial evaluation and all clinical paperwork; completes assessments and documents ongoing treatment and discharge planning. The Behavioral Health Clinician II may assume administrative and clinical supervision and other activities as assigned by Division Director or designee.

High Point School is a State of New Jersey approved, private school for students with disabilities. Students who attend are ages 5-21, and grades K-12, from school districts throughout New Jersey. The successful candidate for this role is a Special Education Teacher who holds a Math certification and TOSD, with a passion for working with students of different ages and academic levels.

CPC is currently seeking a dynamic and dedicated Crisis Worker. The Crisis Worker provides crisis intervention and de-escalation services to clients and families. The Crisis Worker will review cases with supervisor, assess appropriate treatment and case management interventions and coordinate care. This is a community-based position.