Set Free Alaska - MAT Care Coordinator - DOC
Set Free Alaska
Job summary:
The Care Coordinator will work closely with clients enrolled in the DOC MAT program providing wrap-around services to support clients who experience barriers because of a criminal history. Work within Palmer Correctional Center
Qualifications:
Required:
Associates degree in human services or a minimum of four (4) years’ experience in a related field
Ability to:
Pass a drug screening and State of Alaska background check
Qualify for SFA’s commercial automobile insurance
A current valid driver’s license
Skills required:
Great written and verbal communication skills
Punctuality reporting to work and in delivery of direct services
The ability to:
Work as a team member including accepting and providing supervision
Establish and maintain clear therapeutic boundaries
Build report with clients, staff and the community
Basic computer skills including internet navigation and fluid use of electronic communication tools
Job responsibilities:
Assist potential clients in the completion of the intake packet, connect clients to resources necessary to complete the intake process, notify clients of acceptance
Collaborate with the clinical team to engage, communicate, educate, and coordinate care with clients
Advocate for clients; educating them regarding substance abuse issues and the impact on their lives
Work with clients to assess needs and potential barriers to success
Coordinate with counseling team, manage client cases, and provide supports which promote the physical, mental, and spiritual health of the client
Communicate and document client progress toward recovery goals
Participate in admissions team decisions, advising the team of pertinent information
Participate in treatment team meetings, advising the team of any change in client needs and/or service availability
Remote work at local correctional facilities, in the community as well as work at the main office
Supervision:
Re-entry Coordinator will receive direct supervision from the Program Manager
Link:
https://setfreealaska.org/employment-opportunities/
Counselor II - IOPSAT - DOC
Set Free Alaska
Job duties performed within Palmer Correctional Center
visit https://setfreealaska.org/employment-opportunities/
Link:
https://setfreealaska.org/employment-opportunities/
Partners for Progress - Employment and Training Coordinator
Partners for Progress
Position works closely with the Reentry Program Team to provide support to the Employment and Training Program of Partners Reentry Center. Coordinator is responsible for assisting formerly incarcerated individuals use Partners Job Lab to prepare for the workforce. Coordinator will assist with resumes, job search, job applications, and tests. Position will conduct daily job readiness workshops such as; resume writing, job search strategies, tips for reentering the community and the workforce, community job /certification/skill building, employer expectations and incentives, mock interviews and job tips for success and advancement. Coordinator is responsible for collecting and entering E&T Client data into the State AKAIMS database. The E&T Coordinator will advocate on behalf of Partners Reentry Program and Services, attend trainings and conferences to present Partners Reentry Program.
Position open until 1/14/22. Send Resume with 3 professional references to: costrander@pfpalaska.org
Link:
https://www.partnersforprogressak.org/
ASAP Probation Officer with Therapeutic Courts--position closes 1-12
DHSS/DBH/ASAP
Check out Workplace Alaska for more info:
The Division of Behavioral Health is currently recruiting for an Adult Probation Officer 2.
This position is located in our Anchorage Alcohol Safety Action Program (ASAP) office in the Boney Court House.
Link:
https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/alaska/jobs/3263673/adult-probation-officer-2-pcn-062427?location[0]=anchorage&department[0]=Alaska%20Court%20System&department[1]=Health%20%26%20Social%20Services&sort=PositionTitle%7CAscending&pagetype=jobOpportunitiesJobs
Fairbanks Volunteer
Benevolent Fairbanks
Family BINGO night needs a couple more volunteers for its monthly return!
