Thank you for your interest in working with The Guidance Center. We are frequently looking for friendly, competent, compassionate individuals interested in helping to improve the quality of life for individuals seeking behavioral health treatment.
Employment Requirements:
All positions require the ability to successfully obtain a Level 1 fingerprint clearance card when hired. Some positions require a valid Driver’s License.
All positions have an age requirement of 18 years or older. Some positions require applicants to be age 21 or older.
The Guidance Center is an Equal Employment Opportunity agency and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability, or age.
The Behavioral Health Specialist provides
support and assistance to Providers and their patients without engaging in
extended specialty mental health care. Makes recommendations to Provider
relative to psychological intervention strategies and conducts follow-up
consultations to reinforce Provider generated interventions.
The primary function of this position is to provide nutritious meals in an efficient, sanitary, and conscientious manner while maintaining a safe and clean environment. The Cook II position will act as a leader and be able to use and share his/her knowledge for the betterment of the kitchen. This position requires an individual with leadership traits and an ability to create and implement better standards for the kitchen, while ensuring food safety standards are met by all kitchen employees. Other duties include working with the kitchen manager to come up with different recipes and standardizations, prepare and promote weekly employee meals, and supervise and instruct cooks and dietary aids, as needed.
Assist adults with a mental illness and/or with a substance use condition to access needed treatment and services. Incorporate lived experience, knowledge of recovery principles and a trauma-informed, member-centered approach.
Provides psychiatric evaluation and management services for children and/or adults in an inpatient and/or outpatient setting with the direction and in collaboration with the psychiatrists and primary care providers
The Behavioral Health Specialist is an integral part of the team for the SARRP (Substance Abuse Residential Recovery Program) or BHRF (Behavioral Health Residential Facility), providing member and staff safety and therapeutic interactions with members. The Behavioral Health Specialist assists with the daily operations of the unit meeting the needs of members. The Behavioral Health Specialist is responsible for contributing to and creating a recovery-based environment.
Provides a variety of psycho-diagnostic, testing, therapeutic, educational, and supervisory services for children and/or adults in inpatient, outpatient and forensic settings.
The RN provides care and safety, performs assessments, creates treatment plans and collaborates with the treatment team to provide services in accordance with the needs of individuals with a wide range of psychiatric and/or substance use diagnoses onsite to both the Psychiatric Acute Care Unit (PAC) and the Crisis Stabilization Unit (CSU).
The primary function of this position is to provide therapeutic services to members. Maintains core values of integrity and ethical practice, professionalism, kindness, effective communication, and excellence in customer service.