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The CWC Client Advocate will support NSO's Transitional Housing Program (TLP) at the Carolyn Williams Center (CWC) for young men aged 18-23. The program is designed to assist each resident in achieving personal and financial self-sufficiency by aiding in resolving a range of barriers to self-sufficiency. A fundamental goal of this program is to assist clients in gaining permanent housing and the necessary life skills to reduce the risk of future occurrences of homelessness in their lives. The CWC Client Advocate ensures an empowering environment providing safety, structure, crisis intervention, advocacy, and problem-solving with residents. The employee must demonstrate an ability to form a professional working relationship with residents in an empathetic, respectful, and non-judgmental way. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS: Case Management: Assist with the creation and implementation of individual case plans designed for client's self-sufficiency and success. Collect supplementary information needed to assist clients, such as employment records, medical reports, and other reports as deemed necessary to comply, and to determine the eligibility of programs offered in the community. Keep complete and current documentation, log entries, case notes, and other written information regarding client progress and concerns in an accurate and timely manner in C-Trax and HMIS, as applicable. Provide referrals and assist clients with access to community or government resources. Model and assist clients with learning basic life skills needed for independent living. Assist with planning and teaching Life Skills classes for the CWC clients. Consistently support and facilitate client participation in all aspects of program and housing requirements. Oversee daily activities in the Center, ensuring the safety and security of clients, staff, and the property, and adherence to rules of the program. Ensure timely notification and correspondence with all residents and volunteers. Maintain the confidentiality and privacy of all clients with other residents and the external community. Complete required statistics for weekly and monthly capacity reports. Build collateral contacts to increase the number of clients and the quality of services provided to the clients. Participate in case coordination during team and/or supervision meetings and communicate concerns, ideas, etc. with housing leadership. Promote goals of the organization through tours and presentations. Meal preparation and supervising dinner cooking. Property Management: Conduct daily property inspections of the entire facility. Report all property maintenance work orders to the Facilities team using their system. Work with clients and other staff members to maintain safety, cleanliness, and overall appearance of the interior of the facility. Ensure the property is well maintained and tour ready at all times. Monitor non-resident personnel in the buildings. Other: Maintain the food and supplies in the pantry. Other duties may be assigned by the Housing Director. JOB REQUIREMENTS: Undergraduate degree in Social Work or a related field preferred. Minimum of 2 years of successful experience in adult case management or aide/assistance preferred. Must have a valid driver's license and auto insurance within the limits required. Must have reliable transportation for participation in rotating on-call schedule for after-hours issues in housing program. SKILLS AND ABILITIES REQUIRED: Clear, oral, and written communication skills. Basic knowledge of computer literacy skills. Service orientated, patient, and non-judgmental - actively looking for ways to help people and ability to meet them where they are at. Ability to handle multiple projects and tasks simultaneously. Ability to actively listen; social perception Ability to work independently as well as part of a team. Knowledge of safety policies and procedures. Adherence to policies and procedures are a must. WORKING CONDITIONS: Most of the time spent in this position is in a well-lit, heated, and air-conditioned indoor office setting with adequate ventilation. This job requires moderate physical activity performed in a primarily administrative nature. Occasional periods of high stress. May require mandatory nights and/or weekends, depending on shift; flexibility in covering other shifts strongly preferred. Limited time off on/around holidays. Participation in rotating on-call schedule for after-hours issues in housing program also required. The qualifications, physical demands, and work environment described herein are representative of those an employee will encounter and must meet to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. The requirements listed in this document are the minimum levels of knowledge, skills, and abilities.

Title: Member Advocate II Salary Grade: Non Exempt Reports to: Member Relationship Manager Department: Member Relationship Center # Supervised Staff: 0 Mobile Device Eligible: No Laptop Eligible: No The Member Advocate II delivers extraordinary service while encouraging members and non‐ members to choose the Credit Union as their primary financial services provider by proactively building member relationships. The Member Advocate II proactively suggests appropriate products and services to help members better manage their financial needs and provide information about the Credit Union, its mission, and its products and services. * Consultatively interact with members to help meet their spoken and unspoken financial needs, proactively recommend Credit Union products and services, and accurately address member service needs. Educate members on ease of use and convenience services, including technology where applicable, to encourage increased use of the cooperative while building and increasing member engagement. * Accurately process new accounts for new and existing members and perform maintenance on members' accounts as requested. (Do it right the first time). Opens and maintains IRA, and trust accounts, commercial accounts on various systems, including data entry, and paperwork processing. * Ask open‐ended questions to uncover additional opportunities to save members money and/or time by reviewing accounts and reports as well as making outbound calls to increase member engagement. * Provide extraordinary member service by being knowledgeable, engaging with members, making members feel valued and consistently applying defined service standards. Accurately process transactions for members, including but not limited to, cashing checks, receiving deposits and payments, processing withdrawals, conducting information inquiries. * Proactively identify qualified referrals for members that will save members time, money and provide peace of mind. * Ensures proper policies, procedures, risk mitigation activities, and operating controls are followed. Reports gaps in policies, procedures, and operating controls to leadership to ensure member impact and risk is mitigated. * Assist in vault duties. * Performs other duties as assigned. CRITICAL RESULTS: * Exceptional service will be provided by being knowledgeable, engaging with members, making members feel valued and consistently applying defined service standards. * Products and services are proactively recommended based on member needs. * Operate within the acceptable ranges of balancing and quality work parameters, while maintaining a high level of member service. * All activities are efficiently conducted, generally error free, and are completed following the appropriate policies, procedures, operational controls, and compliance controls. (i.e. security, member identification and fraud prevention). * Losses, errors, and risks are controlled and mitigated by adhering to all applicable policies and procedures. Manager approval required for any exceptions. * Work according to schedules and department attendance guidelines. Need may arise whereby this position may provide coverage at other Member Relationship Centers. Specialized or Technical Knowledge and Skills: * High School Diploma or GED required. * At least 6 months in the retail financial services industry is required. * Strongly Encouraged to earn or hold Certified Credit Union Financial Counselor (CCUFC) designation. * Previous supervisory skills are preferred but not required. * Must be familiar with member experience operations. * Must be able to learn and use a variety of software applications such as Microsoft Office and the credit union's core processing systems. * The employee is frequently required to walk and sit. The employee is occasionally required to climb, balance, stoop, kneel or crouch. * Behavioral Competencies: Behavioral competencies are the skills and personal characteristics that an individual should possess in order to be successful in this position. * Core Competencies: Core competencies are consistent for all positions across the organization and are aligned with WFCU's core values. * Member Focus (internal and external): Builds member confidence, is committed to increasing member satisfaction, sets achievable member expectations, assumes responsibility for solving member problems, ensures commitments to members are met, solicits opinions and ideas from members, and responds to internal members. * Dependability: Meets commitments, works independently, accepts accountability, handles change, sets personal standards, stays focused under pressure, and meets attendance/punctuality requirements. * Integrity/Ethics: Deals with others in a straightforward and honest manner, is accountable for actions, maintains confidentiality, supports company values, conveys good news and bad. * Job Specific Competencies: The position requires a well‐rounded and level‐headed individual who is able to maintain composure in a variety of situations. The following stand out among along list of behavioral competencies for this position: * Job Knowledge: Understand duties and responsibilities, has necessary job knowledge, has necessary technical skills, understands company mission/values, keeps job knowledge current, is in command of critical issues. * Productivity: Manages a fair workload, volunteers for additional work, prioritizes tasks, develops good work procedures, manages time well, handles information flow. * Quality: Is attentive to detail and accuracy, is committed to excellence, looks for improvements continuously, monitors quality levels, finds root cause of quality problems, owns/acts on quality problems. * Interpersonal Skills: Has good listening skills, builds strong relationships, is flexible/open- minded, negotiates effectively, solicits performance feedback and handles constructive criticism. Physical Demands: The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. While performing the duties of this job, the employee is required to see details at a close range. The employee may be required to occasionally lift and/or move up to 50 pounds. Work Environment: The work environment characteristics described here are representative of those an employee encounters while performing the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. The worker is not substantially exposed to adverse environmental conditions. The noise level in the work environment is usually moderate. EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY/AFFIRMATIVE ACTION EMPLOYER WEOKIE does not and shall not discriminate on the basis of Protected Status, marital status, and political belief or any other status or condition protected by applicable federal and/or state law. Bona fide occupational qualifications will be applied impartially. These activities include, but are not limited to, hiring of staff, selection of volunteers and vendors, and provision of services. We are committed to providing an inclusive and welcoming environment for all our members, our staff, clients, volunteers, subcontractors, vendors, and clients.

Description JOB SUMMARY The overall aim of the Safe Place Healing Hearts (SPHH) Too Program is to support comprehensive, community-based efforts to address the needs of children impacted by domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, and stalking in Choctaw, McCurtain, and Pushmataha Counties. The Victim Services Coordinator/Victim Advocate will assist the Program Director with project activities, but primarily with regards to the planning, implementation, and provision of child victim services. MAJOR DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Assist Director with the design, planning, implementation, and coordination of the SPHH Too Program. Provide direct services to victims in the program (i.e. emotional support, advocacy, emergency and long-term assistance, coordination of referrals, follow-up services) as appropriate. Conduct an intake assessment with victim clients and assess all needs; develop support and assistance goals based on identified needs. Provide trauma-informed outreach, advocacy, and crisis intervention for victims as needed. Maintain victim safety and confidentiality as a top priority when conducting all program activities, complying with confidentiality and privacy requirements of the Violence Against Women Act. Conduct safety planning with victim clients and provide comprehensive case management, to include provision of resources and referrals as appropriate for immediate and follow-up services. Based on identified needs, work to address immediate victim health and safety concerns through the Victim Assistance Fund and provision of Victim Support Kits. Assist with ordering, stocking, documentation, and inventory tracking of Victim Support Kits. Assist with coordination, documentation, and reporting of Client Support Fund expenditures. Assist in the building of referral networks among service providers. Work in cooperation with law enforcement agencies, District Attorney's Office, victim/other service providers/community agencies to appropriately respond to victim needs, including sharing information/coordinating activities; hold monthly meetings to facilitate work. Assist in the development, coordination, and facilitation of victim support groups. Maintain regular, long-term contact with victim clients (up to at least one year); assess client outcomes, stability, and safety through follow-up surveys. Assist Director in developing client and partner pre-/post-surveys as well as other program measurement tools; distribute/collect surveys and assessments, input data, and assist with analysis. Assist with provision of multidisciplinary training, education, and materials for partners and professionals who impact victims of sexual assault, domestic/dating violence, and stalking. Work with the SPHH Too Planning and Implementation Team to determine topics, design, coordinate and conduct trainings for partners and victim service providers. Work with each program partner to complete an organizational and community safety assessment. Work with program partners to develop materials for community distribution to raise awareness and work towards prevention of sexual assault, domestic/dating violence, and stalking crimes, especially among children. Develop various trainings and community awareness education/prevention presentations; assist with program events. Help coordinate, participate in, and work to further build the County Sexual Assault Response Teams (SARTs), Coordinated Community Response Teams (CCRTs), and Multidisciplinary Teams (MDTs); provide program activity reports at monthly SART/CCRT and MDT meetings for each service county. Attend all program trainings, including grant-mandated training as assigned. Maintain accurate, current statistical records and case management files for each victim client. Assist Director with program reporting; maintain required performance reporting data as directed. Travel required Performs other duties as assigned. OUALIFICATIONS Must submit to and pass a background screening. Degree or equivalent work experience in criminal justice, child development, counseling, social services, or related field is preferred. Experience in developing and delivering training and/or technical assistance is preferred. Ability to communicate with and empower victims of crime; knowledge and understanding of families in crisis is preferred. Possess strong communication and organizational skills, and the ability to work independently. Must be able to work collaboratively as a team player as well as lead coalitions or large groups. Must have valid Driver's License, valid automobile insurance, and own a vehicle. SUPERVISORY RELATIONSHIP Reports to the Victim and Youth Services Program Director and performs no staff supervision.MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DEMANDS/ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS: Ability to communicate effectively (verbal/written) and maintain emotional control under stress. Constantly must be able to sit/stand in a stationary position 50% of the time. Constantly must be able to move about inside office to access file cabinets, office machinery, etc. Frequently must operate a computer and other office productivity machinery, such as a calculator, copy machine, and computer printer. Frequently must communicate with staff and others who have inquiries about the program. Must be able to provide and discuss accurate information in these situations. Occasionally must move/carry equipment weighing up to 30 pounds. I have read and understand the listed above. My questions have been answered. I am fully qualified for this position and can perform the duties as described. I understand that this is not an exhaustive list of all my duties and responsibilities. I understand that Management (and no other) reserves the right to revise this as deemed necessary. LIFT Community Action Agency, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity provider and employer. The functions, qualifications, requirements, and physical demands listed in this job description represent the essential functions of the job, which the employee must be able to perform either with or without reasonable accommodation. As an equal opportunity provider and employer, LCAA will make reasonable accommodations to enable individuals with disabilities to perform their job duties/functions. The listed job functions, duties and responsibilities do not necessarily include all activities that the employee may perform. Nothing herein restricts management's right to assign or reassign duties and responsibilities to this job at any time. This position is Non-Exempt from the provisions of the Fair Labor Standards Act and its amendments.

Position Title:Child Life Specialist- Oklahoma Children's Hospital- PRNDepartment:Child Life ProgramJob Description: Shift: PRN (As Needed) General Description: Under minimal direction, responsible for implementing educational, recreational and therapeutic programs and activities which enhance the psychosocial support provided to patients and families. Essential Responsibilities: Responsibilities listed in this section are core to the position. Inability to perform these responsibilities with or without an accommodation may result in disqualification from the position. Designs activities that promote the social, emotional, intellectual and physical growth of children. Serves as an advisor to hospital staff on the psychosocial needs of children and their families. Utilizes health care play, developmentally appropriate activities, volunteer workers and educational materials to help children and families adjust to the hospital environment and to prepare them for events related to illness and hospitalization. Assists with process improvement studies in the areas of psychosocial and developmental disciplines. General Responsibilities: Performs other duties as assigned Minimum Qualifications: Education: Baccalaureate Degree in Child Life, Child Development, Recreational Therapy or a closely related field. Completion of a recognized Child Life Internship which consists of at least 480 hours under the supervision of a Certified Child Life Specialist. Experience: None License(s)/Certification(s)/Registration(s) Required: Certified Child Life Specialist (CCLS) OR eligible to sit for the exam. Current Basic Life Support issued by the American Heart Association required upon hire. Special Requirement: Certified eligible incumbents may continue in this classification for up to 12 months and must pass the Child Life Certification examination within that timeframe. Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: Must have knowledge of the theories of play, family systems, cultural awareness and human growth and development. Must have effective oral and written communication skills. Ability to work with an interdisciplinary team. Skill in the supervision of students and volunteers. Must have good interpersonal skills to develop effective working relationships and to deal with difficult family/individual dynamics. Knowledge of performance improvement tools and how to monitor an ongoing process. Skill in planning programs and analyzing the problems that arise. Good presentation skills for representing the Child Life Department to internal and external audiences. Computer skills and a general knowledge of office procedures. Current OU Health Employees - Please click HERE to login.OU Health is an equal opportunity employer. We offer a comprehensive benefits package, including PTO, 401(k), medical and dental plans, and many more. We know that a total benefits and compensation package, designed to meet your specific needs both inside and outside of the work environment, create peace of mind for you and your family.

Job Posting Title Behavioral Health Prof Coord Agency 452 MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERV. Supervisory Organization NW Center for Behavioral Health Job Posting End Date Refer to the date listed at the top of this posting, if available. Continuous if date is blank. Note: Applications will be accepted until 11:59 PM on the day prior to the posting end date above. Estimated Appointment End Date (Continuous if Blank) Full/Part-Time Full time Job Type Regular Compensation We are needing a coordinator for our Woodward Outpatient Services. Job Description Behavioral Health Professional Coordinator - Woodward About the Position: The Behavioral Health Professional Coordinator will supervise the outpatient personnel in the Woodward office. This position reports to the Director of Outpatient Services and oversees outpatient clinical personnel in developing and implementing policies and procedures, including management and administration. The incumbent will also oversee developing and overseeing a clinical supervision model to ensure the fidelity of evidence-based practices. Other responsibilities will include providing continuing education tailored to the clinical needs of the community and individuals served and implementing new treatment models that are consistent with ODMHSAS priorities. Job Type/Salary: * Application Period: 11/24/2025 - until filled * Full-time * Annual Base Salary is $78,000 / $37.50 * Full Compensation range $84,480 - $103,629 includes base salary, retirement and State paid benefit allowance to help pay for benefit elections! (Based on the number of covered dependents, years of service and certification) * FLSA Status: Non-Exempt Education and Experience: * Completion of curriculum requirements for a master's degree in psychology, social work, counseling, or closely related field; and * Must be actively and regularly receiving board approved supervision, and extended supervision by a fully licensed clinician if board's supervision requirement is met but the individual is not yet licensed, to become licensed by one of the following licensure boards: Psychology, Social Work (clinical specialty only); Professional Counselor; Marriage and Family Therapist; Behavioral Practitioner; or Alcohol and Drug Counselor. Or must be a practitioner with a license to practice in the state issued by one of the following licensure boards: Psychology, Social Work (clinical specialty only); Professional Counselor; Marriage and Family Therapist; Behavioral Practitioner; or Alcohol and Drug Counselor. Join a Team that CARES! At ODMHSAS, we believe in I.C.A.R.E. - Integrity, Compassion, Accountability, Respect, and Excellence. Our mission is to promote healthy communities and provide the highest quality care to enhance the well-being of all Oklahomans. Great Reasons to Work with Us! ODMHSAS is proud to provide a comprehensive benefits package designed to support our employees and their dependents. Our benefits include: * Generous benefit allowance to off-set insurance costs * Flexible Spending Account * 11 Paid Holidays * 15 days of vacation and 15 days of sick leave the first year * Retirement Savings Plan with a generous company match * Employee Assistance Program * Longevity Bonus for years of service * Student Loan repayment options Special Requirements: * Applicant must be able to pass an OSBI background. * Must possess a US driver's license to perform job related travel if necessary. * Upon a conditional offer of employment, applicants for safety sensitive positions shall be required to submit to urinalysis to test for drugs. Appointment to a safety sensitive position shall be contingent upon a negative drug test result. * (if Required) Applicants must submit to a physical examination and shall meet the physical examination requirements of occasionally lifting/carrying 50 pounds and be able to pull a maximum force of 25 pounds. THIS AGENCY REQUIRES COVERAGE 24 HOURS, 7 DAYS PER WEEK. WORK HOURS AND LOCATION MAY VARY DEPENDING ON BUSINESS NECESSITY. EMPLOYEES MAY BE REQUIRED TO WORK WEEKENDS AND OVERTIME. Reasonable accommodation to individuals with disabilities may be provided upon request. Drug, alcohol and tobacco free workplace. An Equal Opportunity Employer. Equal Opportunity Employment The State of Oklahoma is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of genetic information, race, religion, color, sex, age, national origin, or disability. Current active State of Oklahoma employees must apply for open positions internally through the Workday Jobs Hub. If you are needing any extra assistance or have any questions relating to a job you have applied for, please click the link below and find the agency for which you applied for additional information: Agency Contact

Job Description Applicants must live in Oklahoma Full-time Work Schedule: Sun-Tues/Thurs 1700-0330 The Job/What You'll Do: The Crisis Specialist is responsible for receiving, responding to, and triaging crisis and healthcare requests. Screens and triages incoming requests, completes an assessment and intervention, ensures safety, coordinates care, and documents the interaction in an electronic health record (EHR). Promotes and maintains an organizational culture that is focused on Solari's core values. This is realized by demonstrating the following outcomes: safety, recovery and resiliency, engagement, crisis assessment and intervention, hope, efficiency, quality, accuracy, and service excellence. Responsibilities: Answers all incoming contacts/calls and requests for crisis and healthcare services across all contracts within the scope of employee work; completes outbound calls, emails, texts, or chats to effectively coordinate care and resolve crisis situations; operates with accuracy, compassion, and efficiency. Demonstrate effective engagement skills; inspire hope and promote recovery and resiliency. Screen and triage incoming crisis requests, resulting in safety and crisis resolution; effectively use the risk assessment tool to guide crisis intervention based on acuity and risk. Utilize knowledge of healthcare industry standards and clinical screening and intervention skills, resulting in crisis or contact resolution. Provide health education and community resources based on the intervention provided. Participate in required training, supervision, meetings, and clinical oversight. Demonstrate enhanced knowledge and skill over tenure at Solari for new contracts, suicide intervention and prevention, the behavioral health and medical healthcare systems, Medicaid or Medicare managed care, contact center industry standards, and community resources Interact with effective communication and active listening while utilizing recovery and resiliency practices. Demonstrate effective documentation skills; ensure all interactions are documented in the designated electronic health record in accordance with policies, procedures, and industry or organizational standards of practice. Adhere to call center policy and procedures. Other duties as assigned, Knowledge, Skills, Abilities: Critical thinking and effective clinical decision-making for managing high-acuity crisis requests and decision-making skills that facilitate safety and crisis resolution; Uses appropriate methods and a flexible interpersonal style to help build a successful, cohesive team; Demonstrates clear/concise/logical verbal and written business communication; Plans effectively; Adjusts effectively to new processes; Builds and maintains collaborative relationships; Technical, industry-specific knowledge about healthcare, behavioral health, crisis services, and clinical standards of practice (this includes knowledge of Medicaid managed care, behavioral health, crisis assessment and intervention, suicide intervention, recovery concepts, and community resources). Demonstrates knowledge of the Medicaid behavioral health adult and children's systems in states where Solari has crisis contracts; Demonstrates concurrent management of multiple tasks and deadlines. Education & Experience: Minimum of a Bachelor's Degree (or higher) in behavioral health, substance use, or psychiatric healthcare-related field, and At least two (2) years of experience in a mental health or substance use field managing high-risk, high-acuity, or crisis patients or members is required. Behavioral health professional preferred. Contact Center experience, preferred. Work Location: Remote - Must live in OK Wireless (Wi-Fi) connection is not permitted for this position; you must be connected to your home internet modem/router with Ethernet cabling (Cat5e or better - this can be provided to staff as needed) Working Conditions: While performing the job duties in the office or at a home office, the employee is frequently required to stand, walk, sit, and use hands; they must occasionally lift and/or move up to 25 pounds. Specific vision abilities required by the job include close vision, distance vision, color vision, peripheral vision, depth perception, and the ability to adjust focus. Exposure to noise typical with office operations. Ability to hear and speak. Employees must maintain a stable and secure private home internet with a minimum of 50Mbps download and 5Mbps upload, and an average jitter less than 20% of latency. ***************************** Who We Are & What We Offer: Solari is an award-winning nonprofit that operates a 24/7 crisis line serving statewide in Arizona, Oklahoma and Colorado. Our mission is to Inspire Hope through our talented and compassionate staff. Since 2007, Solari has been providing crisis contact center services and in that short time has helped thousands of individuals and families connect to the help they need. Additionally, in that short timeframe, Solari has grown to expand services to a peer-run Warm Line, Serious Mental Illness (SMI) determinations, mobile team dispatches, crisis transportation services, emergency room-based assessments, Department of Child Safety (DCS) rapid response and crisis stabilization services, telephone follow-up to those who need it, tragedy support lines and other in-kind services to the community. Friendly work environment Generous paid time off (PTO) Health benefits (Medical/Dental/Vision) that start the first of the month following the hire date Competitive compensation Convenient office locations and Hybrid Schedule On-site fitness room free to all employees (Tempe Office) Basic Life Insurance Voluntary Life, Spouse, Child Insurance Critical Illness w/free dependents Critical Illness Spouse Short Term & Long Term Disability- Starts first of the month after 90 days of employment 401K & 401K Roth - Starts first of the month after 90 days of employment United Pet Care LifeLock for identity theft LYRA EAP Program- 25 free sessions for mental health per family member Solari is proud to be an equal opportunity employer and does not unlawfully discriminate against any employee or applicant for employee per applicable federal, state, and local laws. At Solari, a diverse mix of highly talented, innovative, and dedicated people come together to make a lifetime impact on each of our Client's lives. All qualified applicants will receive equal consideration for employment. We are focused on equality and believe deeply in diversity of race, color, ancestry, age, veteran status, marital status, creed, religion, sex, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, ethnicity, national origin, and other legally protected group status.

Full-time Description HeartLine provides 24/7 support to individuals and families with a primary focus on de-escalating crisis situations presented via phone, text, and chat services. Situations can range from relationship struggles, parenting issues, child abuse, anxiety, and depression to suicidal thoughts or suicide attempts in progress. Specialists assess help-seeker needs, provide information and referrals, offer advocacy assistance when required, and follow-up, as assigned, to ensure needs are met. The Bilingual Crisis Contact Specialist is a dual-role position responsible for providing support through both phone and chat. This role serves the 988 NBU Suicide & Crisis Lifeline as well as the Disaster Distress Helpline. The Bilingual Crisis Contact Specialist provides call, chat, and text support to individuals in crisis, ensuring timely intervention, risk assessment, emotional support, and referral to appropriate resources, while maintaining compliance with HeartLine and national standards. To be considered for this role, applicants must reside in Oklahoma. JOB RESPONSIBILITIES: Respond to crisis calls, chats, and texts, providing emotional support, assessment, crisis intervention, and appropriate referrals in a consistent and non-judgmental manner. Consistently and accurately assess each caller/chatter/texter for suicide risk using established protocols; provide relevant safety/action planning for each contact. Offer and provide follow-up services to individuals at risk of suicide, survivors of suicide loss, or third-party contacts. Serve as a mandated reporter in cases of suspected abuse. Follow through on imminent risk assessments to assure emergency contact is made and confirm outcomes for reporting purposes, re-engaging as instructed using approved models. Gather and collect uniform demographic and situational information from help seekers. Maintain confidentiality of all contacts, adhering to HeartLine's policies and procedures. Complete required HeartLine and/or funder paperwork and data entry within designated systems. Utilize supervisory consultation for guidance, support, or debriefing as needed. Attend in-services and continuing education events to improve skills and stay current on policy/procedure changes. Actively participate in HeartLine's community disaster/emergency response plan. Maintain a 5% or lower abandonment rate per month. Complete and pass all required 988 Lifeline Core/Introduction Clinical Counseling/Simulation training annually on the 988 Lifeline Learning Portal. Maintain a monthly Quality Improvement score of 70% or higher. Other duties as assigned. Requirements Education: High school diploma required; bachelor's degree preferred. Experience: Bilingual in English and Spanish required. Experience in mental health, crisis intervention, counseling, psychology, as a loss survivor, working with youth or LGBTQA, or in a community nonprofit is a plus. REQUIRED SKILLS AND ABILITIES: Must be fluent in verbal, written, and reading communication in English and Spanish. Reliable, with willingness to work flexible hours including evenings, overnight shifts, weekends, holidays, and adjust as needed. Ability to work independently with confidence as well as collaboratively within a professional team. Excellent communication skills, computer literacy, time management, and attention to detail. Compassionate and nonjudgmental when assisting individuals with diverse and complex needs. Ability to handle and manage stress due to the scope and type of crisis contacts received. Physically able to lift 20 pounds, sit for long periods of time, talk on the telephone, and bend/stoop. WORK ENVIRONMENT: This position is remote upon completion of initial training period. HeartLine reserves the right to revoke remote privileges to provide additional onsite training if performance does not meet HeartLine standards. HeartLine supports a comfortable, yet professional work environment. Courtesy, respect, and equitable treatment are expected. Staff members receive support, recognition, and appreciation for jobs well done. The environmental conditions described are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the functions of the job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the functions. Flexible scheduled work week. Some evenings/weekend work required. The above statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by individuals assigned to this position. They are not intended to be an exhaustive list of all duties, responsibilities, and required skills. Other duties may be assigned as needed. Contents may be subject to change to meet the needs of the organization.

HS Diploma - $19.00, bachelor's degree $55,000 + salary Premium Medical, Dental & Vision Benefits with Zero Cost Options! Retirement Savings Program with up to 6% Employer Match Life Insurance, Short & Long Term Disability Benefits Employee Assistance Programs Student Loan Repayment Programs Up to 34 Paid Days Off 1st year! Family & Children's Services, Oklahoma's leading provider of behavioral health care and family services, seeks an engaged, compassionate, and enthusiastic Family Preservation Specialist to provide a range of in-home services to families based upon their unique and individual needs and goals, in order to prevent out-of-home placement of children. This individual will maintain a flexible schedule which includes some evenings. The services are family-focused, child-centered and help caregivers learn necessary skills to avoid using abuse or neglect in parenting. Staff are trained in evidenced based practices, SafeCare, a parent training program and Motivational Interviewing, as well as other approaches used in the program to promote home safety, healthy relationships, health and parent-child interaction. Requirements: Case Manager I certification required. Must demonstrate ability to work with children and families with multifaceted challenges and the ability to engage these families in a positive and strength based manner. Bilingual Preferred Ability and willingness to work a flexible schedule is required. Must possess a valid Driver's License and satisfactory driving record and use personal automobile to travel to counties outside Tulsa Metro.

Responsible for providing customer service support for behavioral health benefits, directing members to appropriate in network services, processing prior authorizations according to CMS and State regulations, sending out provider faxes well as member letters, and resolving behavioral health related situations that arise from calls. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES: Available and able to be telephone support from 8AM -5PM except for lunch and breaks to support behavioral health needs for all lines of business. Provides resolution for various types of phone calls including, but not limited to referral, authorization, and verifying member eligibility, line of business and network affiliations for members and providers. Determines if the call is clinical and requires transfer to a clinical staff person. Will inform callers, including members, facility personnel, physicians, or other health care professionals of the utilization requirements and procedures. Makes initial referrals that do not require evaluation or interpretation of clinical information to behavioral health services. Completes appropriate electronic certification and progress notes documentation of activities as needed. Assists with specialized job tasks which may include claims corrections and follow-up with provider/member questions regarding claims payments, generate provider faxes, generate member letters, and other administrative tasks. Work may also involve dealing with members who are disgruntled or upset. Performs other duties as required. QUALIFICATIONS: Basic punctuation and grammar skills Ability to multi-task and manage time efficiently. Proficient in Microsoft applications. Ability to work independently and apply good judgment. Ability to maintain and preserve information of highly confidential nature. Possess strong oral communication skills. Successful completion of Health Care Sanctions background check. EDUCATION/EXPERIENCE: High school diploma or equivalent. Customer service, office management, and/or healthcare experience preferred but not required.

Job Description Provide crisis support and stabilization to youth and adults in the Red Rock coverage area to help prevent need for higher level of care. Collaborate with URC staff, CSU, Transport, Licensed Mental Health Professionals, individuals/families and community providers to help the individual in crisis maintain safety in the least restrictive environment possible. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES Respond to calls from the communities, family, and Red Rock Out-Patient offices for crisis support and stabilization Develop crisis/safety plans to help the individual be able to safely maintain in the community Help facilitate a high quality level place of care when necessary Complete paperwork and billing as required Travel to the community to meet face-to-face in a safe location when necessary Support and assist with the facilitation of Care Plans for Red Rock consumers. Maintains core competencies in relation to working with co-occurring disorders through continuing education and implementing skills into all aspects of treatment Performs other duties as required QUALIFICATIONS Must meet one of the following parameters: Current BHCM II Certification Bachelor's or Master's degree in a Behavioral Health field RN with Behavioral Health Experience Bachelor's or Master's degree in any field and 6 months of Behavioral Health experience 60 College credit hours in any field wand 12 months of Behavioral Health experience HS Diploma or equivalent and 36 months of Behavioral Health experience Have demonstrated recovery from a mental health diagnosis, substance abuse disorder or both Commitment to the mission of Red Rock BHS Must have a valid Driver's License and clean driving record Must be willing to work a flexible schedule PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS Must have the ability to stand or sit for long periods of time Must have the ability to lift, push, or pull a minimum of 50 pounds Ability to travel locally approximately 80% of the time Ability to use telephone, PC, fax machine, copy machine, and printer HOW WE TAKE CARE OF YOU! We pay a generous portion of your Health Insurance Low-cost Dental and Vision Insurance Retirement Plan with employer contributions equal to 5% of annual salary Student Loan Repayment Options No Cost Employee Assistance Plan 3 Weeks Paid Time-Off (increases annually between years 2-10) 9 Paid Holidays 1 Floating Holiday to use at your discretion. 4 Rest and Relaxation Days 3 days of Education Leave 4 hours of Volunteer Leave Eligible for Pay Increases and Bonuses Annually Employer Paid Long-Term Disability and Life Insurance Equal Opportunity Employer/Protected Veterans/Individuals with Disabilities Red Rock Behavioral Health Services does not discriminate based on race, color, national origin, religion, gender, gender identity, age, marital/familial status, sexual orientation, or disability. Monday - Thursday 3pm til 1am

The Transitional Housing Victim Advocate performs work in accordance with established program objectives, policies and procedures. Individual informs victims of crimes of their statutory rights, judicial proceedings, case status, and eligibility for restitution. Ensures crisis counseling for targeted victims. Maintains community and provider contacts. Interacts with judicial system personnel. Monitors cases from citation to final disposition. Responsible for development of all program forms and guides. Requirements Essential Duties and Responsibilities: Receives, examines, and evaluates every report on victimization on trust land of the Iowa Tribe and rural service area of the Tribe. Provides crisis intervention on scene or by phone to victims of crime and survivors of tragedy. Provides support and informs victims of case status. Connects victims with appropriate resources and referrals. Conducts case management; retrieves and reviews case reports. Provides appropriate literature to victims. Follows up with officers and detectives, and assesses any other follow-up requirements. Completes necessary paperwork. Maintains liaison with local, state, and federal agencies for the purpose of implementing and interpreting the Tribal Victim Assistance services, functions, and program. Works to increase public awareness of the program among providers and the American Indian community members. Provides technical assistance and participates in all functions of the Project advisory team. Responsible for collecting and reporting tribal victim assistance statistics for reporting to the funding agency. Other duties as necessary. Education and Experience: A Bachelor's degree in social work, sociology, psychology or related field. Three year's work experience in human services. Possess knowledge of victim assistance including applicable standards, laws, regulations, and codes. Must be able to work flexible hours. Must be willing to work other than normal hours including weekends and holidays. Must have the ability to deal with crisis oriented situations and extreme human behaviors or reactions caused by crisis. Respectful, knowledgeable, and have an understanding of tribal cultures, customs, beliefs, values, social systems, and structure of Indian families. Certificates: CPR and First Aid Certification Active Driver's License Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: Possess knowledge of victim assistance including applicable standards, laws, regulations, and codes. Knowledge of needs and challenges experienced by people from diverse socio-economic and cultural backgrounds. Knowledge of safety planning for victims of crime. Understanding of tribal cultures, customs, beliefs, values, social systems, and structure of Indian families. Ability to deal with crisis oriented situations and extreme human behaviors or reactions caused by crisis. Ability to work emergency call-outs, nights, weekends and holidays. Must have knowledge and experience working with tribal government, tribal programs, and tribal court. Ability to coordinate quality assurance programs in area of specialty. Ability to counsel patients and/or families in life management and coping skills. Ability to gather data, compiles information, and prepare reports. Interviewing and psychological/developmental evaluation skills. Knowledge of community support services and funding agencies. Knowledge of psychosocial interviewing and counseling techniques. Conditions of Employment: The Iowa Tribe of Oklahoma operates a drug-free workplace. Must submit to and pass applicable drug test. Must pass background investigations for suitability of character identified in accordance with the Indian Child Protection and Family Violence Prevention Act.

Job DescriptionDescription: The Transitional Housing Victim Advocate performs work in accordance with established program objectives, policies and procedures. Individual informs victims of crimes of their statutory rights, judicial proceedings, case status, and eligibility for restitution. Ensures crisis counseling for targeted victims. Maintains community and provider contacts. Interacts with judicial system personnel. Monitors cases from citation to final disposition. Responsible for development of all program forms and guides. Requirements: Essential Duties and Responsibilities: Receives, examines, and evaluates every report on victimization on trust land of the Iowa Tribe and rural service area of the Tribe. Provides crisis intervention on scene or by phone to victims of crime and survivors of tragedy. Provides support and informs victims of case status. Connects victims with appropriate resources and referrals. Conducts case management; retrieves and reviews case reports. Provides appropriate literature to victims. Follows up with officers and detectives, and assesses any other follow-up requirements. Completes necessary paperwork. Maintains liaison with local, state, and federal agencies for the purpose of implementing and interpreting the Tribal Victim Assistance services, functions, and program. Works to increase public awareness of the program among providers and the American Indian community members. Provides technical assistance and participates in all functions of the Project advisory team. Responsible for collecting and reporting tribal victim assistance statistics for reporting to the funding agency. Other duties as necessary. Education and Experience: A Bachelor's degree in social work, sociology, psychology or related field. Three year's work experience in human services. Possess knowledge of victim assistance including applicable standards, laws, regulations, and codes. Must be able to work flexible hours. Must be willing to work other than normal hours including weekends and holidays. Must have the ability to deal with crisis oriented situations and extreme human behaviors or reactions caused by crisis. Respectful, knowledgeable, and have an understanding of tribal cultures, customs, beliefs, values, social systems, and structure of Indian families. Certificates: CPR and First Aid Certification Active Driver's License Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: Possess knowledge of victim assistance including applicable standards, laws, regulations, and codes. Knowledge of needs and challenges experienced by people from diverse socio-economic and cultural backgrounds. Knowledge of safety planning for victims of crime. Understanding of tribal cultures, customs, beliefs, values, social systems, and structure of Indian families. Ability to deal with crisis oriented situations and extreme human behaviors or reactions caused by crisis. Ability to work emergency call-outs, nights, weekends and holidays. Must have knowledge and experience working with tribal government, tribal programs, and tribal court. Ability to coordinate quality assurance programs in area of specialty. Ability to counsel patients and/or families in life management and coping skills. Ability to gather data, compiles information, and prepare reports. Interviewing and psychological/developmental evaluation skills. Knowledge of community support services and funding agencies. Knowledge of psychosocial interviewing and counseling techniques. Conditions of Employment: The Iowa Tribe of Oklahoma operates a drug-free workplace. Must submit to and pass applicable drug test. Must pass background investigations for suitability of character identified in accordance with the Indian Child Protection and Family Violence Prevention Act.

The Transitional Housing Victim Advocate performs work in accordance with established program objectives, policies and procedures. Individual informs victims of crimes of their statutory rights, judicial proceedings, case status, and eligibility for restitution. Ensures crisis counseling for targeted victims. Maintains community and provider contacts. Interacts with judicial system personnel. Monitors cases from citation to final disposition. Responsible for development of all program forms and guides. Requirements Essential Duties and Responsibilities: * Receives, examines, and evaluates every report on victimization on trust land of the Iowa Tribe and rural service area of the Tribe. * Provides crisis intervention on scene or by phone to victims of crime and survivors of tragedy. * Provides support and informs victims of case status. * Connects victims with appropriate resources and referrals. * Conducts case management; retrieves and reviews case reports. * Provides appropriate literature to victims. * Follows up with officers and detectives, and assesses any other follow-up requirements. * Completes necessary paperwork. * Maintains liaison with local, state, and federal agencies for the purpose of implementing and interpreting the Tribal Victim Assistance services, functions, and program. * Works to increase public awareness of the program among providers and the American Indian community members. * Provides technical assistance and participates in all functions of the Project advisory team. * Responsible for collecting and reporting tribal victim assistance statistics for reporting to the funding agency. * Other duties as necessary. Education and Experience: * A Bachelor's degree in social work, sociology, psychology or related field. * Three year's work experience in human services. * Possess knowledge of victim assistance including applicable standards, laws, regulations, and codes. * Must be able to work flexible hours. * Must be willing to work other than normal hours including weekends and holidays. * Must have the ability to deal with crisis oriented situations and extreme human behaviors or reactions caused by crisis. * Respectful, knowledgeable, and have an understanding of tribal cultures, customs, beliefs, values, social systems, and structure of Indian families. Certificates: * CPR and First Aid Certification * Active Driver's License Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: * Possess knowledge of victim assistance including applicable standards, laws, regulations, and codes. * Knowledge of needs and challenges experienced by people from diverse socio-economic and cultural backgrounds. * Knowledge of safety planning for victims of crime. * Understanding of tribal cultures, customs, beliefs, values, social systems, and structure of Indian families. * Ability to deal with crisis oriented situations and extreme human behaviors or reactions caused by crisis. * Ability to work emergency call-outs, nights, weekends and holidays. * Must have knowledge and experience working with tribal government, tribal programs, and tribal court. * Ability to coordinate quality assurance programs in area of specialty. * Ability to counsel patients and/or families in life management and coping skills. * Ability to gather data, compiles information, and prepare reports. * Interviewing and psychological/developmental evaluation skills. * Knowledge of community support services and funding agencies. * Knowledge of psychosocial interviewing and counseling techniques. Conditions of Employment: The Iowa Tribe of Oklahoma operates a drug-free workplace. * Must submit to and pass applicable drug test. * Must pass background investigations for suitability of character identified in accordance with the Indian Child Protection and Family Violence Prevention Act.

Job DescriptionSalary: The CWC Client Advocate will support NSOs Transitional Housing Program (TLP) at the Carolyn Williams Center (CWC) for young men aged 18-23. The program is designed to assist each resident in achieving personal and financial self-sufficiency by aiding in resolving a range of barriers to self-sufficiency. A fundamental goal of this program is to assist clients in gaining permanent housing and the necessary life skills to reduce the risk of future occurrences of homelessness in their lives. The CWC Client Advocate ensures an empowering environment providing safety, structure, crisis intervention, advocacy, and problem-solving with residents. The employee must demonstrate an ability to form a professional working relationship with residents in an empathetic, respectful, and non-judgmental way. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS: Case Management: Assist with the creation and implementation of individual case plans designed for clients self-sufficiency and success. Collect supplementary information needed to assist clients, such as employment records, medical reports, and other reports as deemed necessary to comply, and to determine the eligibility of programs offered in the community. Keep complete and current documentation, log entries, case notes, and other written information regarding client progress and concerns in an accurate and timely manner in C-Trax and HMIS, as applicable. Provide referrals and assist clients with access to community or government resources. Model and assist clients with learning basic life skills needed for independent living. Assist with planning and teaching Life Skills classes for the CWC clients. Consistently support and facilitate client participation in all aspects of program and housing requirements. Oversee daily activities in the Center, ensuring the safety and security of clients, staff, and the property, and adherence to rules of the program. Ensure timely notification and correspondence with all residents and volunteers. Maintain the confidentiality and privacy of all clients with other residents and the external community. Complete required statistics for weekly and monthly capacity reports. Build collateral contacts to increase the number of clients and the quality of services provided to the clients. Participate in case coordination during team and/or supervision meetings and communicate concerns, ideas, etc. with housing leadership. Promote goals of the organization through tours and presentations. Meal preparation and supervising dinner cooking. Property Management: Conduct daily property inspections of the entire facility. Report all property maintenance work orders to the Facilities team using their system. Work with clients and other staff members to maintain safety, cleanliness, and overall appearance of the interior of the facility. Ensure the property is well maintained and tour ready at all times. Monitor non-resident personnel in the buildings. Other: Maintain the food and supplies in the pantry. Other duties may be assigned by the Housing Director. JOB REQUIREMENTS: Undergraduate degree in Social Work or a related field preferred. Minimum of 2 years of successful experience in adult case management or aide/assistance preferred. Must have a valid drivers license and auto insurance within the limits required. Must have reliable transportation for participation in rotating on-call schedule for after-hours issues in housing program. SKILLS AND ABILITIES REQUIRED: Clear, oral, and written communication skills. Basic knowledge of computer literacy skills. Service orientated, patient, and non-judgmental actively looking for ways to help people and ability to meet them where they are at. Ability to handle multiple projects and tasks simultaneously. Ability to actively listen; social perception Ability to work independently as well as part of a team. Knowledge of safety policies and procedures. Adherence to policies and procedures are a must. WORKING CONDITIONS: Most of the time spent in this position is in a well-lit, heated, and air-conditioned indoor office setting with adequate ventilation. This job requires moderate physical activity performed in a primarily administrative nature. Occasional periods of high stress. May require mandatory nights and/or weekends, depending on shift; flexibility in covering other shifts strongly preferred. Limited time off on/around holidays. Participation in rotating on-call schedule for after-hours issues in housing program also required. The qualifications, physical demands, and work environment described herein are representative of those an employee will encounter and must meet to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. The requirements listed in this document are the minimum levels of knowledge, skills, and abilities.

Secretary/Clerical (School Sites) Reports To: Site Administrator/Family Engagement Manager FSLA Status: Non-Exempt Compensation: 102 (Salary determined by experience.) Work Days: 181 FTE: 1.00 ( 7 hours per day) Family and Community Advocate Position Summary: The Family and Community Advocate works with families to understand and remove barriers to students' academic success and to establish a positive and inviting school climate for families and the community. * This position is grant funded, continuation of employment is contingent upon grant renewal. Essential Duties: Seek out, understand, and respond to families' educational concerns and needs to assist in improving family involvement and enhancing student success. Collaborate and coordinate with school staff, community members, partners, and families to implement programs and activities designed to engage families in learning with a focus on families who are underrepresented because of social, economic, racial, and/or language barriers Coordinates volunteer programs in alignment with District best practices to include volunteer applications, logging time, and safety protocols Counsels students, staff, parents/legal guardians for the purpose of evaluating situations, solving problems, providing support and resolving conflicts Maintains a variety of confidential and non-confidential lists and records (e.g. work/appointment schedules, contact logs, parent resources, etc.) Participates in a variety of meetings, workshops and committees (e.g. monthly district meetings, parent-student workshops, educational seminars, department in-service, etc.) to convey and/or gather information required to perform functions and remain knowledgeable of current professional program regulations Develops and supports the creation of parent organizations at assigned school site Communicates with families through phone calls, home visits and meetings at school or district sites as needed and/or as assigned to enhance student success, increase family understanding and/or ensure safety of students and/or personnel Provides quality customer service, fosters two-way relationships between schools and families, and strengthens communication and family engagement programs for student success Prepares a variety of documents, reports and written materials to communicate information to families, staff; also provides written support, developing recommendations and/or conveying information. Refers and connects students and families to appropriate OKCPS resources including, but not limited to: Equity and Student Support: Family Connect, Mental Health, Embrace OKC, HOPE, Attendance Advocacy, etc. Acts as school site representative for Coat A Kid and Kit A Kid programs to help identify students with most need and coordinates with Foundation/District point of contact Assists in identifying and tracking community partnership opportunities Acts as main point of contact for Weekend Food Backpacks and/or in-school food pantries and assists with distribution of food Execution of essential functions will occasionally require some work to be performed outside of standard work hours, to include evenings and/or weekends Performs other duties as assigned. Job Specifications: To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill and/or ability required. Minimum Qualifications (Knowledge, Skills and/or Abilities Required): Completion of a High School Diploma/GED. Preferred Qualifications: Oklahoma General Education Test (OGET); Education Testing Service ParaPro Assessment (passing score is 455); ACT WorkKeys Assessment (Passing score is 4 or better on all three parts). Specific skill-based competencies required to satisfactorily perform the functions of the job include: applying pertinent laws, rules and regulations; utilizing pertinent software applications; performing standard bookkeeping; and planning and managing projects. Excellent communication skills both written and verbal. Specific ability-based competencies required to satisfactorily perform the functions of the job include: being attentive to detail; communicating with persons with varied cultural and educational backgrounds; establishing and maintaining constructive relationships; and maintaining confidentiality being attentive to detail; communicating with persons with varied cultural and educational backgrounds; establishing and maintaining constructive relationships; and maintaining confidentiality. Bilingual English/Spanish fluency preferred; may be required for some sites dependent upon on school's demographics *Relevant experience may be substituted for formal education at a 2:1 ratio. Therefore, for every 1 year of college lacking, 2 years of directly relevant experience may be substituted. Working Conditions and Physical Requirements: The working conditions and physical requirements described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform essential functions. Able to sit and stand for extended periods of time Exhibit manual dexterity to enter data into a computer Able to see and read a computer screen and printed material with or without vision aids Hear and understand speech at normal levels, outdoors and on the telephone Speak in audible tones so that others may understand clearly Physical agility to lift up to 25 pounds, to bend, stoop, climb stairs, walk and reach Duties are normally performed in an office environment. The noise level in the work environment is usually moderate. This job description is not intended to be all inclusive. The employee will also perform other reasonably related business duties as assigned by the supervisor or appropriate administrator. Oklahoma City Public Schools reserves the right to, update, revise or change job duties as the need prevails. This document is for communication only and not intended to imply a written or implied contract of employment. The Board of Education and Superintendent may approve alternatives to the listed qualifications.

Position Title:Child Life Specialist Fellow - Oklahoma Children's HospitalDepartment:Child Life ProgramJob Description: General Description: The Child Life fellowship is a one-year grant funded position to support the child life team with clinical needs, and allows new graduates to gain a year of paid experience before an entry-level role in the field. Assists the Child Life Department in researching and designing activities that promote the social, emotional, intellectual and physical growth of children. Essential Responsibilities: Responsibilities listed in this section are core to the position. Inability to perform these responsibilities with or without an accommodation may result in disqualification from the position. Provides normalizing playroom and bedside activities, procedural preparations and support, sibling support, bereavement support and teaching positive coping techniques. Utilizes health care play, developmentally appropriate activities, as well as works with volunteer workers and educational materials to assist children and families in adjusting to the hospital environment. Coordinates internal (in-services, grand rounds, etc) and external (appropriate community agencies, Child Life Conference, etc) professional development and training opportunities. Assesses patient's psychosocial/developmental needs and provide therapeutic interventions Provides developmentally appropriate activities Promotes play as a healing and therapeutic modality for patients and families Provides clinical child life services hospital wide on Saturdays General Responsibilities: Performs other duties as assigned Minimum Qualifications: Education: Bachelor's degree in Child life, child development, family studies, psychology or related field Experience: Completion of at least a 600+ hour clinical child life internship along with a bachelor's degree Licensure/Certifications/Registrations Required: Eligibility to sit for the Association of Child Life Professionals national certification exam and successfully passing exam within the year of employment Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: Must have knowledge of the theories of play, family systems, cultural awareness and human growth and development. Must have effective oral and written communication skills. Ability to work with an interdisciplinary team. Must have good interpersonal skills to develop effective working relationships and to deal with difficult family/individual dynamics. Knowledge of performance improvement tools and how to monitor an ongoing process. Skill in planning programs and analyzing the problems that arise. Computer skills and a general knowledge of office procedures. Current OU Health Employees - Please click HERE to login.OU Health is an equal opportunity employer. We offer a comprehensive benefits package, including PTO, 401(k), medical and dental plans, and many more. We know that a total benefits and compensation package, designed to meet your specific needs both inside and outside of the work environment, create peace of mind for you and your family.

Full-time Description HeartLine provides 24/7 support to individuals and families with a primary focus to de- escalate crisis situations presented via phone, text and chat services. Situations can range from relationship struggles, parenting issues, child abuse, anxiety, depression to suicidal thoughts and suicide attempts in progress. Specialists assess caller needs, provide information about or linkage with appropriate service providers, offer advocacy assistance when required, and follow-up, as assigned, to ensure that the individual's needs are met. To be considered for this role, applicants must reside in Oklahoma. Job Responsibilities: Responds to crisis chats/texts and provide emotional support, assessment, crisis intervention, and treatment/support referrals to individuals in a consistent and non-judgmental manner. Consistently and accurately assess each chat/texter for suicide risk following assessment protocols and practices; provide adequate and relevant safety/action planning for each contact. Offer and provide follow-up services to individuals at risk of suicide, suicide loss survivors, or third-party contacts. Gather information about the circumstances that precipitated the call and the caller's specific needs for assistance. Serve as a mandated reporter in cases of suspected abuse. Follow through on imminent risk assessments to assure emergency contact is made and confirm outcomes or re-engage as instructed using the ASIST model. Maintain confidentiality of all contacts adhering to HeartLine's policies and procedures. Complete required HeartLine paperwork, including the recording of all calls in the resource database accordingly. Utilize supervisory consultation for guidance, support, or debriefing as needed. Attend in-services and continuing education events to improve skills and be alerted to changes in policies or procedures. Actively participate in HeartLine's community disaster/emergency response plan. Other duties as assigned. Requirements Education: High school diploma and bachelor's degree required. Experience: Experience in mental health, crisis intervention, counseling, psychology, a loss survivor, working with youth or LGBTQA, or community non-profit a plus. Required Skills and Abilities: Ability to work independently with confidence, as well as work as an integral part of a team of professionals. Ability to handle and manage stress due to scope and type of chats that may be received. Must have attention to detail and the ability to multi-task. Candidates must be willing to work flexible hours including days, evenings, overnight shifts, holidays, and weekends. Flexible hours may change based on coverage needs. Physically able to lift 20 pounds, sit for long periods of time, talk on the telephone, and bend/stoop. Work Environment: This position is remote upon completion of initial training period. HeartLine reserves the right to revoke remote privileges to provide additional onsite training if performance does not meet HeartLine standards. HeartLine supports a comfortable, yet professional work environment. Courtesy, respect, and equitable treatment are expected. Staff members receive support, recognition, and appreciation for jobs well done. The environmental conditions described are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the functions of the job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the functions. Flexible scheduled work week. Some evenings/weekend work required. The above statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by individuals assigned to this position. They are not intended to be an exhaustive list of all duties, responsibilities, and required skills. Other duties may be assigned as needed. Contents may be subject to change to meet the needs of the organization.

Competitive Salary, Sign on Bonus + 33 paid days off, and generous medical benefits! The Mental Health Crisis Intervention Specialist is responsible for crisis intervention, direct service and plays a crucial role in providing rapid response and support to individuals facing various crises, such as emotional distress, mental health crises, trauma, or situational emergencies. They are responsible for evaluating the situation, ensuring the safety of the individual, and offering immediate assistance and resources to help them regain emotional stability and well-being. The Mental Health Crisis Intervention Specialist is also responsible for clinical guidance for direct service staff, support staff training needs and maintain close working relationships the Clinical Director and Program Director. Crisis Intervention and Direct Service Responsibilities Counsel clients as needed when presenting with acute crisis and in danger of harm to self or others. Assist with Licensed Mental Health Professional (LMHP) statements and CCOP consults as needed. Provide support to staff serving clients that are undergoing acute crises and help clients experiencing other distressing issues. Apply effective crisis intervention skills, suicide prevention and intervention strategies, and problem-solving techniques when responding to individuals in crisis or supporting direct service staff working with these clients. Work collaboratively with F&CS staff to engage clients in appropriate services Provide clinical leadership when needed in crisis situations. This could include case consultation or working directly with a client. Consult with other health professionals to ask for assistance for any recovery and intervention options as needed. Recommend any treatment adjustments and interventions through client interview and the case review process. Consult with F&CS Crisis Intervention team and agency Suicidologist for complex & difficult client situations. Clinical Guidance Assist staff by supervising complex cases and providing treatment recommendations, adjustments or interventions needed for clients. This could be completed in case consultation, client interview or case review process. Provide clinical guidance, training, and expertise for staff who are lacking crisis intervention experience. Facilitate team meetings as a backup to Clinical Supervisor, including huddles and high risk staffing. Provide feedback on ways to improve the delivery and types of clinical services offered to clients Provide supportive environment for employees by modeling and teaching work management, change management, communication skills, self-care and address personal barriers and strengths Advise on treatment for clients who may need more intensive or more specialized mental health care, supportive treatment options until clients can be engaged in outpatient care as appropriate. Attend Incident Review Committee to provide case presentation, discuss recommendations, and ensure recommendations are implemented throughout the Collaborate with Clinical Supervisors to ensure ongoing staff and client needs are Oversee and review clinical work procedures as needed working with Clinical Director and Program Director to implement changes or process improvements needed. Training Identify staff training needs to be addressed by the agency clinical training department and/or individual programs. Assist with supporting and training current or newly hired clinical supervisory staff. Develop monthly training schedule and deliver information in program meetings. Maintain a Close Working Relationship with Program Director Inform the Clinical Director and/or Program Director promptly of all relevant staff morale and employee satisfaction issues, political, financial, clinical, and liability issues and make recommendations for any changes in procedures, protocols and/or Recommend new processes and changes in protocols and procedures. Identify agenda items for staff meetings. Develop and Manage Self for Success Stay actively informed of emerging best practice and enhanced protocols for suicide and homicide prevention and intervention. Collaborate with clinical director and program director to implement changes and best practices used in program. Actively enhance knowledge of critical analysis in decision making. Understand and develop advanced evidence-based practice and specialty skills. Model essential behaviors for program staff. EDUCATION: Master's Degree in social sciences is required EXPERIENCE: Trained in mental health crisis intervention. Training in suicide prevention and intervention is preferred. Crisis intervention experience is preferred Mental health consultants must have excellent communication and listening skills to understand and assess the client's situation and evaluate the level of their emotional and psychological Fully licensed as LPC, LCSW, LMFT, LBP

Job Description Provide crisis support and stabilization to youth and adults in the Red Rock coverage area to help prevent need for higher level of care. Collaborate with URC staff, CSU, Transport, Licensed Mental Health Professionals, individuals/families and community providers to help the individual in crisis maintain safety in the least restrictive environment possible. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES Respond to calls from the communities, family, and Red Rock Out-Patient offices for crisis support and stabilization Develop crisis/safety plans to help the individual be able to safely maintain in the community Help facilitate a high quality level place of care when necessary Complete paperwork and billing as required Travel to the community to meet face-to-face in a safe location when necessary Support and assist with the facilitation of Care Plans for Red Rock consumers. Maintains core competencies in relation to working with co-occurring disorders through continuing education and implementing skills into all aspects of treatment Performs other duties as required QUALIFICATIONS Must meet one of the following parameters: Current BHCM II Certification Bachelor's or Master's degree in a Behavioral Health field RN with Behavioral Health Experience Bachelor's or Master's degree in any field and 6 months of Behavioral Health experience 60 College credit hours in any field wand 12 months of Behavioral Health experience HS Diploma or equivalent and 36 months of Behavioral Health experience Have demonstrated recovery from a mental health diagnosis, substance abuse disorder or both Commitment to the mission of Red Rock BHS Must have a valid Driver's License and clean driving record Must be willing to work a flexible schedule PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS Must have the ability to stand or sit for long periods of time Must have the ability to lift, push, or pull a minimum of 50 pounds Ability to travel locally approximately 80% of the time Ability to use telephone, PC, fax machine, copy machine, and printer HOW WE TAKE CARE OF YOU! We pay a generous portion of your Health Insurance Low-cost Dental and Vision Insurance Retirement Plan with employer contributions equal to 5% of annual salary Student Loan Repayment Options No Cost Employee Assistance Plan 3 Weeks Paid Time-Off (increases annually between years 2-10) 9 Paid Holidays 1 Floating Holiday to use at your discretion. 4 Rest and Relaxation Days 3 days of Education Leave 4 hours of Volunteer Leave Eligible for Pay Increases and Bonuses Annually Employer Paid Long-Term Disability and Life Insurance Equal Opportunity Employer/Protected Veterans/Individuals with Disabilities Red Rock Behavioral Health Services does not discriminate based on race, color, national origin, religion, gender, gender identity, age, marital/familial status, sexual orientation, or disability. Monday - Thursday 3pm til 1am