Human Services Professional

Summary Of Human Service Professional Role The Human Service Professional supports individuals facing mental health challenges, homelessness, or involvement with the criminal justice system, providing trauma-informed, recovery-focused services in diverse settings such as community centers, shelters, jails, and schools. Responsibilities include assisting with Medicaid and FoodShare enrollmentSocial Security, ID, employment, and housing applicationsMental health coordination and recovery supportLife skills, coping strategies, budgeting, and medication managementEducational support for GED or technical collegeSupporting Comprehensive Community Services (CCS) They collaborate with clients and teams, maintain accurate documentation, and utilize evidence-based practices to promote independence and stability. Qualifications include a Bachelor's degree in a human services-related fieldValid driver's license and reliable transportationStrong communication, organizational, and documentation skillsComfort working in community environments and with individuals in crisisProficiency with electronic health records and computer applications Benefits encompass medical, dental, and vision insurance, flexible spending accounts, mileage reimbursement, generous PTO, paid holidays, 403(b) plan with employer contributions, annual raises, and support programs. Join a team committed to compassion, respect, and trauma-informed care, making a meaningful impact in the community.