The Program Supervisor is both an administrative and clinical supervisory position who assists the program coordinator and manager with ensuring the success of the Partial Care Program.

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 Care Manager is an integral member of the interdisciplinary team involved with each individual’s care at CPC. The Care Manager coordinates services and establishes goals in collaboration with clients/consumers and their support network to promote wellness, recovery, and productive lives. The Care Manager completes clinical documentation, utilize evidence-based practices, provide crisis intervention and link individuals to community support. The Care Manager collaborates with clients/consumers, their support network, the treatment team, and other community providers to ensure positive outcomes to facilitate success at home, in school, at work and in the community.

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.

CPC is looking for a full-time vocational specialist to work as part of a multi-disciplinary clinical team that will work in collaboration with the consumer in developing and executing a care plan with a holistic approach in our PACT Team in Red Bank, NJ.

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 Crisis Line Attendant (CLA) plays a pivotal role in providing essential services to individuals in crisis situations. This position entails answering the crisis line, managing dispatch operations, handling clinical documentation, delivering telephonic crisis interventions, and assisting with authorizations and insurance for our Mobile Response team. The CLA collaborates closely with Crisis Intervention Specialists (CIS), Case Managers, Perform Care, supervisors, and consumers to ensure the delivery of timely and high-quality services. Additionally, the CLA coordinates dispatches, maintains logs, and undertakes related tasks to facilitate smooth operations.

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.

The Program Supervisor is a vital community-based role dedicated to linking clients to treatment and collaborating with referral sources. This position works closely with the management team to oversee daily activities and ensure efficient service delivery.

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.

The Care Manager/Mental Health Advocate will work in collaboration with clients on goals addressed in individual recovery plan to maximize the client's successful community adaptation and quality of life.

As a Behavioral Health Clinician I for PACT (Program of Assertive Community Treatment), you will serve people in the community as part of a multi-disciplinary team of professionals. The PACT team works together to help adults with mental illness learn the tools to become and remain stable, healthy, and successful, living in the community. This is done through individual and group treatment modalities. The Behavioral Health Clinician provides assessments and direct services for people with serious and persistent mental illness and persons with co-occurring substance use issues enrolled in the PACT Program.

Are you looking to learn and refine your clinical and engagement skills while helping people to make progress on their recovery Journey? Join CPC now for this amazing opportunity as a Behavioral Health and Substance Use Co-Occurring Specialist with our PACT team. CPC is looking for a full-time Behavioral Health and Substance Use/Co-Occurring Specialist to work as part of PACT (Program for Assertive Community Treatment), a multi-disciplinary clinical team that provides assessment and direct services to individuals with serious and persistent mental illness. PACT is an evidenced based program and a dynamic team for the opportunity to learn and refine your clinical and engagement skills while helping people to make progress on their recovery journey. The PACT team works together to help adults with mental illness learn the tools to become and remain stable, healthy, and successful, while living in the community. This is done through individual and group treatment modalities.

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.