Our company seeks an experienced Independent Contractor to work on a contract or freelance basis to complete tasks related to a 988 grant: primarily writing and presenting education in town halls across the State. You may work on your own but must be available to collaborate with other NAMI Nevada and Affiliate team members across the State, as well as work with government officials, other non-profits and be qualified to legally receive grant funds. Our ideal candidate is highly skilled in
education and education writing, with a social services or counseling background a plus. Must work under minimal supervision with a flexible schedule. If you are an initiative-taking team-player with a passion for your work, we are looking for you to join our team.

• Clearing clients for appropriate entry into our residential non-medical substance us treatment facility
• Collaborating with our interdisciplinary team to ensure comprehensive care
• Diagnosing and treating a variety of diseases and injuries within a Family Medicine model setting
• Utilizing Electronic Medical Records (EMR) and other office equipment effectively
• Maintaining patient confidentiality and professionalism
• Communicating with patients, including those who may require interpretation services
• Demonstrating cultural sensitivity and responsiveness to diverse populations

For the One Counseling (FTO Counseling) is dedicated to providing caring, affordable licensed counseling services to individuals, couples, and families in our community.
Our mission is to provide high quality, Kingdom minded, professional counseling that equips people to grow through life’s changes and challenges. Our vision is that people
across our community can be self-aware, mindful and resilient to reach the potential of who they were created to be. At FTO Counseling, we are committed to loving, respecting, and challenging our clients to move toward wholeness in their lives. As an employer, we offer a unique opportunity to join a team of trained, caring clinicians who are passionate about integrating faith into their practice. We value professional growth, compassionate care, and a supportive work environment that allows our staff to make a meaningful difference in people’s lives.

Join a dynamic and supportive team of clinicians to provide excellent clinical care at FTO Counseling. Licensed Mental Health Professional (Therapist) will provide weekly individual sessions, facilitate group counseling, and conduct family therapy sessions. The Therapist will maintain a caseload of 24 sessions per week. Therapist reports to the Executive Director and Clinical Director.

Creates and delivers behavioral health workforce-related to include webinars and product/resource development. Assists in the development and delivery of online and in-person workforce training and TA events including working with consultants on the development of training content and materials, networking with providers in the region, and community outreach.

Implement behavioral and mental health interventions to address student needs, support students and families experiencing crisis, assist with multi-disciplinary team functions to assess and address student needs, provide home visits as needed to promote family engagement with schools, help with truancy intervention, organize basic need assistance for students/families, provide mental health awareness trainings and materials to school stakeholders, develop partnerships with community mental health and social service agencies, provide mental health information and referral resources for families, document student interventions as directed by Counseling and Social Work Department, and assist with Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) campaigns schoolwide.

 The Peer Support Specialist supports others in recovery from a substance use or behavioral health disorder through Peer-to-Peer Support, Community Engagement and Team-based Care. The Peer Support Specialist serves as a role model, a mentor, advocate and motivator to recovering individuals in order to engage, retain and help prevent relapse and promote long-term recovery.

At HOPES, all employees serve as ambassadors to our patients and the community.  Your co-workers at HOPES are one of the many contributing factors to HOPES being named one of Northern Nevada’s Best Places to Work three times in the last five years.  To learn more about the Key Accountabilities of HOPES Squad members, take a look at https://www.nnhopes.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/HOPES-Squad-KAAs.pdf.

Fit is as important as function at HOPES. We enjoy a VERY special collaborative culture that thrives on open communication and valuing everyone’s contribution to the team. We are as diverse as the populations we serve! However, we all agree on our dedication to optimizing wellness for the people we serve and understand we ALL are responsible for the mission of Northern Nevada HOPES.

• Position Location – Reno (2 therapist or interns)
  • Carson City (5 fully licensed therapists)
• How to Apply – Posting is on Indeed or send resume to lindahammond@lifequestnv.com
• Date you would like position removed – 12.31.2024
• Any additional info you would like included – We will be opening our Carson location at the beginning of January.  Any questions please feel free to call, 775-636-7767 and ask for Linda.

The Recovery Coach facilitates individual coaching sessions, support groups, and organizes social activities and workshops for members of Foundation for Recovery’s community recovery center. In this role, you will be trained to facilitate several types of support groups for members of our program. Through these support meetings, you will used your lived experience and training to support members in identifying and developing plans to meet their whole health and recovery goals and advocate for their success. You will provide individualized coaching to members of the program, offering support, warm linkages to other services in our community, offer encouragement, motivation, and hospitality. The Recovery Coaches work alongside other members of our Recovery Support Service team to run the daily operations of the community recovery center, provide support to our members and patrons of the center, supervise and lead daily activities and programming, and provide general clerical support. This position requires completion of a Peer Recovery Support Specialist training, approved by the Nevada Certification Board. Applicants must hold a PRSS-I or CPRSS credential through the Nevada Certification Board.