Community Support Professional III - Intensive - REACH (NRV Area) ($2,500 Sign on Bonus)
📋 Role Overview & Responsibilities
Job Description
Our REACH team is looking masters degree level professionals to work as a Community Support Professional III! This position will provide direct intensive community crisis stabilization and prevention, to support individuals diagnosed with behavioral health diagnoses served by the REACH program. This position allows you the opportunity to assist in the development of staff training, and collaboration with other departments with NRVCS. With the competitive benefits and our generous PTO package, see how you can help our community and grow in your career in this position!
Starting Salary: $42,214-Depending on Experience
Education/Experience Required
Master’s Degree in social work, psychology or human services related field is required. Virginia Board of Counseling registration as a Qualified Mental Health Professional-Adult (QMHP-A) and/or Qualified Mental Health Professional-Child (QMHP-C) status is required.
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