Career Opportunities

The Drenk Center is an Equal Opportunity Employer that seeks qualified individuals to provide assistance in all areas of the mental health field. If you are interested in a career with The Drenk Center, please email or fax your resume and cover letter to the manager listed, noting the specific position for which you are applying.

Positions eligible for benefits include medical/prescription/vision, dental, life insurance, medical & dependant care flexible spending accounts, paid time off, 403b participation & employer contribution and tuition reimbursement.

Internships

The Drenk Center would like to provide comprehensive, challenging experiences for all students who come from universities to complete undergraduate or graduate internships.

The Drenk Center accepts students from a variety of disciplines, with psychology, social work, and nursing being the primary areas of concentration. Upon request, consideration may be given to students coming from other disciplines.

The intent of The Drenk Center's program is to compliment the academic learning experience of students by providing opportunities for direct clinical and administrative activities. Supervision of each student is performed by a qualified, trained human service professional that collaborates with the student in the development of an individual placement plan. All student placements include an agency and program level orientation to the human service community and to the agency and its services, as well as specific supervision and training regarding clinical and administrative techniques.

The Drenk Center's field contact person will represent the agency to all schools. Acting as an initial liaison between The Drenk Center and field placement coordinators from universities and colleges, the PI Director will accept internship referrals and triage students to appropriate departments.

Send resumes to Carolyn Hohne, Director of Performance Improvement, at chohne@drenk.org or fax to (609)267-8892.

Positions Currently Available

Clinical Coordinator - Enhanced Supportive Housing

The Enhanced Supportive Housing Program provides case management services to Burlington county residents who have a serious and persistent mental illness and who possess the desire and ability to live and participate independently in their community.

The Clinical Coordinator completes the intake, assessment and initial treatment plan for all program admissions within the department. Carries a small caseload. Outreaches consumers in their residences as needed. Assists with the supervision of staff; ensuring that staff is able to meet level of service needs and documentation requirements by monitoring and improving service delivery using evidence based practices. Responsible for orientation and training of new clinical staff, reviewing and signing of clinical charting and documentation, following up with Performance Improvement and Utilization Review concerns. The individual demonstrates knowledge of the principles of growth and development appropriate to the consumer population served. Must be able to assess and interpret data about the consumer's status in order to identify each consumer's needs and provide the appropriate care, including age-related care, needed by the consumer group.

Program requires Master's degree in counseling, social work or a related mental health degree. Minimum of 1 year exp. in a community behavioral health setting. LCSW, LPC, LRC (Licensed Rehabilitation Counselor) or LMFT required. LMFTs must also possess Certified Psychiatric Rehabilitation Practitioner status (CPRP) to qualify. For all other candidates, CPRP may be substituted for 1 year of exp. in the mental health field. Experience with the mentally ill chemically addicted (MICA), seriously and persistently mentally ill (SPMI) and chronically homeless population desired, but not required. LCADC preferred. This is a full time and exempt position.

Full time; exempt

Send resumes to Dawn Reinhardt-Wood at dreinhardt@drenk.org or fax to (609)261-9516.

Tutor - The Learning Academy

This program will work to improve students' academic status and attitudes toward learning. Students in grades K through 12 will be able to attend The Learning Academy for any subject. Given that math and reading are the most common challenges for struggling students, we expect the majority to seek help in those areas. However, the teachers we hire for this program will be versatile in their background and fully qualified to tutor on a variety of subjects.

The Learning Academy will aim to increase academic skills, improve self-esteem and confidence, improve attitudes toward school, decrease drop-out rates and truancies and promote emotional support and positive role models. It will also work to improve parents' attitudes toward their children's challenges, teach parents how to more effectively support and assist their children, and promote regular involvement in their children's education. All of this will impact students' academic status as well as having a positive effect on the parent/child relationship.

Position is responsible for tutoring children and adolescents. Demonstrates the knowledge and skills necessary to provide information appropriate to any age-related needs of the students served. Must have the knowledge to be able to provide educational assistance in all subject areas for students K-12th grades. The individual helps students to develop good study habits. Bachelor's degree in Education required. Must have advanced knowledge in all areas of academics. NJ Certification a plus. Two years of experience preferred. Required hours for the position are Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 3:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.

Send resumes to Jen Rodier at jrodier@drenk.org or fax to (609)267-4008.

Therapist - Essex Community Residence for Children Program

The Essex Community Residence for Children Program is for five girls, between the ages of 11 to 15, who have varying degrees of behavioral issues that traditionally require more intensive settings. This program will offer greater opportunities along with the same level of treatment intensity in a community based setting. This is a 24/7 staffed community based residential setting with live in house parent(s), located in Essex County.

The Therapist plans, organizes and implements treatment services to consumers in a community based residential setting. Provides individual, group and family therapy. Creative and highly structured treatment and program planning. On-call duties.

MSW or Master's Degree in related human service field with at least one year of experience required. License required or within two years licensure eligible.

Send resume to Moya Mathison at mmathison@drenk.org or fax to (973)677-1381.

Bilingual Family Support Specialist - Family Success Center

The Drenk Center's Family Success Center of Burlington County offers services to help build and sustain strong, emotionally healthy families. The Family Success Center coordinates the many county and state services that are available to assist families and offers a variety of free events and services for family members of all ages. The goal is to empower families to successfully meet life's challenges and thrive as a secure, stable family.

The Bilingual Family Support Specialist is a part time position (19 hrs./wk). This individual provides outreach, information, referrals and case management to families in Burlington County. The Bilingual Family Support Specialist maintains contact and coordinates with family, court, school and other service providers. Must be able to assess consumer needs in order to provide appropriate care and referrals. Organizes youth development/enrichment activities. Provides individual, group and family services. Responsible for developing and facilitating special event activities.

Bachelor's degree in social work or related field is required. Knowledge of Burlington County resources a plus. Experience in counseling /social services/case management and experience with youth/adolescents required. Excellent interpersonal and communication skills. Must be fluent in Spanish and English with the ability to read, write, speak, understand and translate.

Send resumes to Jen Rodier at jrodier@drenk.org or fax to (609)267-4008

Medical Assistant - Outpatient Program

The Outpatient Department offers individual/group/family/couples therapy, psychiatric services, and medication monitoring to consumers with mental health concerns.

The Outpatient Department serves a wide range of consumers including persons experiencing life difficulties, those who have serious mental illness, children and families referred because of abuse and neglect, adult and adolescent substance abusers, older adults, emotionally disturbed adolescents, and persons involved with the courts.

The Medical Assistant performs administrative support functions with front desk and certain clinical duties under supervision of clinic psychiatrist. Welcomes consumers, check in preparation for visit, assists with obtaining medical information, verifies consumer information, schedules appointments, maintains medical records, insurance certifications/prior authorizations. Per psychiatrist, performs interviews as indicated to obtain clinical information, records medical history, vital statistics, and other pertinent information including test results in medical records. Authorizes drug refills and provides prescription information to pharmacies as authorized by prescriber. Prepares and administers medications as directed by psychiatrist. Explains treatment procedures, medications, diets or other prescriber instructions to consumers. Assists prescriber with examinations/treatment/equipment and inventory including giving injections or performing drug/laboratory test collection.

High School diploma or equivalent required. Completion of a medical assisting program recognized and accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (CAAHEP) or the Accrediting Bureau of Health Education Schools (ABHES). Active certification by Association of Medical Assistants. CPR and First Aid certifications required. Completion of externship required. At least six months experience as certified medical assistant preferred.

Send resumes to Ann Miamidian at amiamidian@drenk.org or fax to (609)267-8892.

Advanced Practice Nurse - Enhanced Supportive Housing

The Advanced Practice Nurse conducts initial psychiatric screenings and screenings for physical health coordination. Collaborates with program Case Manager and medical specialists to provide medical case management. The APN provides Illness Management services and facilitates recover and wellness groups. Can write prescriptions.

Master's degree in psychiatric/mental health specialization or equivalent with prescriptive authority. Current license in New Jersey required.

Part Time.

Send resumes to Dawn Reinhardt-Wood at dreinhardt@drenk.org or fax to (609)261-9516.

Co-Occurring Specialist- Enhanced Supportive Housing

The Co-Occurring Specialist conducts substance abuse assessments on all consumers to determine their need for services. For those exhibiting a co-occurring disorder, the Co-Occurring Specialist will make linkages to drug and alcohol services and treatment as appropriate; conduct motivational interviewing and work through the States of Change with them; participate in their Recovery Team meetings; assist with co-occurring case management and provide training and education to all program staff. Candidate must possess a valid driver's license.

Program requires LCADC (or equivalent license) or LCADC eligible.

Part Time; flexible weekday hours

Send resumes to Dawn Reinhardt-Wood at dreinhardt@drenk.org or fax to (609)261-9516.

Co-occurring Specialist

Burlington County's Screening & Crisis Intervention Program (SCIP) is located within the emergency department of Lourdes Medical Center in Willingboro, NJ and is operated by The Drenk Center. Open 24 hours a day, SCIP offers emergency psychiatric services and aims to maximize the use of the least restrictive alternative for treatment of psychiatric illness.

The Co-occurring Specialist works within the Screening Crisis Intervention Program (SCIP), providing training and collaboration across systems serving individuals within Burlington County who have both a mental illness and substance abuse disorder.

The Co-Occurring Specialist ensures that screening has a uniform, appropriate and full integrated assessment for co-occurring disorders, and has ongoing consultation if needed, during the process. Develops relationships and processes with the Emergency Department. Assists in development and maintenance of affiliation agreements across multiple systems to facilitate appropriate referrals. Provides regular in-service training and community education. Will act as a clinical consultant to clarify diagnostics and resources that will meet the needs of the consumers.

Active New Jersey Clinical Alcohol and Drug Counselor. Minimum of 5 years experience in provision of care to individuals with co-occurring mental illness and substance use disorders. Minimum of 2 years experience in cross system referrals.

Full time, some evenings and weekends.

Send resumes to Christine Kirkbride at ckirkbride@drenk.org or fax to (609)835-7962.

Youth Care Worker

The Salem Community Residence for Children Program, located in Salem County, is for youth boys, ages 15-19, who have varying degrees of behavioral issues that traditionally require more intensive settings. This program will offer greater opportunities along with the same level of treatment intensity in a community based setting. This is a 24/7 staffed community based residential setting with live-in house parent(s).

The Youth Care Worker position plans, organizes and implements clinical social work service to consumers and house parents. Responsibilities also include planning for discharge and aftercare.

BA/BS degree preferred or 2 years of college plus 2 years of experience with children who have behavioral problems.

Part time position includes night, weekend and holiday hours.

Send resumes to Ron Redmond at rredmond@drenk.org or fax to (609)265-7866.

Licensed Practical Nurse

The Camden Community Residence for Children Program is a community based treatment setting in Camden County that aims to discharge the consumers home or to the least restrictive setting. Consumers are high risk for inpatient care but are likely to benefit from psychiatric treatment in the community. Our program is a 5 bed home within the community for males between 15-17 years old. It is considered a high level of care similar to a specialty bed home but with more intense psychiatric care.

The Licensed Practical Nurse position is responsible for administering medication to the consumers of the program as needed. Provides 24/7 eyesight supervision at all times for residents individually and as a group. Demonstrates knowledge of the principles of growth and development appropriate to the consumer population served. Must be able to assess and interpret data about the consumer's status in order to identify each consumer's needs and provide the appropriate care, including age related care, needed by the consumer group. Implement the goals of the treatment plan. Uses Nurtured Heart skills.

Licensed Practical Nurse with current NJ license; Bachelor's Degree in a social science area; one year of experience in the direct care and/or training of children with behavioral problems. Full time, overnight hours.

Send resumes to Deb Bergman at dbergman@drenk.org or fax to (609)267-8892.

Advanced Practice Nurse- Outpatient Services

The Outpatient Department offers individual/group/family/couples therapy, psychiatric services and medication monitoring to consumers with mental health concerns.

The APN is responsible for conducting psychiatric evaluations and medication re-evaluation for consumers in Outpatient setting. He or she formulates diagnostic impressions based on DSM-IV criteria in collaboration with the psychiatrist and other treatment members. May practice in the role of therapist, providing individual and/or group psychotherapy, as needed. Can write prescriptions for non-controlled substances.

Master's degree in psychiatric/mental health specialization or equivalent with prescriptive authority is required. Minimum of three years psychiatric nursing experience, one year post graduate preferred. Current license in New Jersey required. Must have experience with adults with serious mental illness. Experience with children and adolescents preferred but not required. Full time and part time available with flexible hours.

Send resumes to Ann Miamidian at amiamidian@drenk.org or fax to (609)267-8892.

Program Supervisor - Outpatient Services for Drug & Alcohol

The Outpatient Department offers individual/group/family/couples therapy, psychiatric services and medication monitoring to consumers with mental health concerns.

The Program Supervisor is responsible for overall supervision of the program to include scheduling, covering shifts/caseloads as needed, training, on-call coverage, clinical supervision if required, and representing the program in the community as requested, planning, developing and evaluating the effectiveness of the program. Maintains positive working relationship with community agencies. Demonstrates the knowledge and skills necessary to provide care appropriate to any age-related needs of the consumers served. The individual demonstrates knowledge of the principles of growth and development appropriate to the consumer population served. Must be able to assess and interpret data about the consumer's status in order to identify each consumer's needs and provide the appropriate care, including age-related care, needed by the consumer group.

Master's Degree in a human services field and 5 years experience in mental health services with two years supervisory experience is required. Clinical license required and qualifications to supervise license eligible candidates in mental health services required; qualifications to supervise license eligible or certified candidates in drug and alcohol services preferred. This is a full-time, exempt position.

Send resumes to Benjamin-John Gonzales at bgonzales@drenk.org or fax to (609)265-9268.

Program Supervisor - Outpatient Services for Mental Health

The Outpatient Department offers individual/group/family/couples therapy, psychiatric services and medication monitoring to consumers with mental health concerns.

Send resumes to Benjamin-John Gonzales at bgonzales@drenk.org or fax to (609)265-9268.

Residential Counselor - Enhanced Supportive Housing

Residential Counselor position provides mental health services such as assessment, supportive counseling, and assistance with daily living skills to adults who have a serious mental illness in a residential setting. Individual works within the treatment team to implement biopsychosocial services and resources to consumers. Individual will be responsible to preserves professional contact internally, with other agencies, and community resources. Participates in one interagency committee. Maintains treatment records as per agency and DMH licensing standards. Utilizes CPI, CPR, and First Aid techniques as needed. Monitors the administration of medications to consumers as prescribed. Ability to provide education on ADL's and medication. Develop working knowledge of suicide intervention and prevention, as well as drug/alcohol related issues. Demonstrates the knowledge and skills necessary to assess and interpret data about the consumer's status in order to identify and provide care appropriate to any age-related needs of the consumers served. The individual demonstrates knowledge of the principles of growth and development appropriate to the consumer population served. Light shopping, housekeeping, and cooking may be required.

Position requires BA/BS degree in Mental Health, Health, or Human Services. A license as a practical nurse or AA/AS in Mental Health, Health, or Human Services with 2 years experience. A high school diploma with 4 years experience in a residential setting. Candidate must possess a valid driver's license.

Full and Part time positions available.

Send resumes to Lorraine LaPierre at llapierre@drenk.org or fax to (609)261-9516.

Youth Care Worker

The Mercer Community Residence for Children in Mercer County is community based treatment setting that aims provide a nurturing and safe environment. Our program is a 2 bed home in the community for females between 17-19 years old that provides a full range of services.

Youth Care Worker positions will plan, organize and implements clinical social work service to consumers and house parents. Responsibilities will also include planning for discharge and aftercare.

BA/BS degree preferred or 2 years of college with 2 years of experience with children who have behavioral problems.

Send resumes to Debbora Bergman at dbergman@drenk.org or fax to (609)267-8892.

Youth Care Worker

The Burlington Community Residence for Children provides a setting that aims provide a nurturing and safe environment for adolescent males between the ages of 13 and 18. This program will offer greater opportunities along with the same level of treatment intensity in a community based setting. This is a 24/7 staffed community based residential setting providing individual/family/group therapy and social skill training as part of the treatment milieu. Youth Care worker position provides care to residential consumers individually and as a group.

BA/BS degree or 2 yrs college plus a minimum of one yr experience with children with behavioral problems; or High School diploma with five years of relevant experience.

Full and part time positions available. Part time positions require night, weekend and holiday hours.

Send resumes to Annie Senwesky at asenwesky@drenk.org or fax to (609)267-0593

Therapist - Managed Care

The Outpatient Department offers individual, family and couples therapy.

We work with individuals of all ages who are experiencing depression, self esteem issues, anxiety, parent/child conflicts, relationship issues, mood disorders, trauma, grief and loss, job stress, as well as other life difficulties. Outpatient services are offered by an interdisciplinary staff that includes Licensed Professional counselors, Licensed Clinical Social Workers, Licensed Marriage & Family therapists, Psychiatrists and Advanced Practice Nurses.

Staff follow a short term treatment model, so clients are typically seen weekly to facilitate a return to feelings of well being as quickly as possible.

Therapist position completes assessments, treatment planning, referrals and discharges. Individual also provides individual and family therapy to consumers. May provide group therapy. Individual may also represent the agency in the community to increase awareness of program services. Must maintain DMHS regulations and Joint Comission standards. Contact with insurance companies to obtain authorization for on-going therapy and medication sassions as applicable.

New Jersey Clinical License is required (LPC, LCSW, LMFT). Credentialing with third party insurers (e.g. Magellan, United Behavioral Health) is strongly preferred, but not required.

Full time applicants encouraged. Part time/Fee for service hours are also available. Hours are flexible within a 9:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m., Monday through Thursday and 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Friday schedule. Must be willing to work some evenings until 9:00 p.m. Saturday daytime hours may also be available.

Send resumes to Ann Miamidian at amiamidian@drenk.org or fax to (609)267-8892.

Counselor - Crisis House

The Crisis House Program is a short term residential program that offers a safe therapeutic alternative to psychiatric hospitalization for adults who have a serious and/or persistent mental illness. This program helps to divert admissions to psychiatric facilities as well as to shorten the length of stay in a mental health unit by accepting referrals from psychiatric inpatient facilities. Crisis House is not a homeless shelter. Crisis House provides drop-in services for former Crisis House consumers. Crisis House is an integral component of the acute care continuum.

Counselor position requires a BA/BS degree in Mental Health, Health/Human Services or AA/AS in Mental Health, Health/Human Services with 2 years experience or high school diploma with 4 years experience in serious mental illness in an acute care residential setting. Must possess a valid driver's license.

Part time position, includes nights, weekends and holidays.

Send resumes to Malik Abdur-Razzaq at mrazzaq@drenk.org or fax to (609)261-4400.

Clinician - Managed Care Program

The Drenk Center, a non-profit behavioral health center located in Burlington County, New Jersey is seeking Clinicians to work in our Outpatient Department. The Outpatient Department at Hainesport offers individual, family and couples therapy. We work with individuals of all ages who are experiencing life difficulties including the following issues:

depression
self esteem issues
anxiety
parent/child conflict
relationship issues
mood disorders
trauma
grief and loss
job stress

Outpatient services are delivered by an interdisciplinary staff that includes Licensed Professional Counselors, Licensed Clinical Social Workers, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapists, Psychiatrists, and Advanced Practice Nurses.

Staff follow a short term treatment model, so clients are typically seen weekly to facilitate a return to feelings of well being as quickly as possible.

Currently we are seeking Full Time, Part Time, Fee-For-Service Licensed Clinicians for our expanding Outpatient Department. New Jersey clinical license is required (LPC,LCSW,LMFT). Credentialing with third party insurers ( e.g. Magellan; United Behavioral Health) is strongly preferred, but not required. Three or more years of experience is necessary. Motivation to work with a diverse population is desirable

Hours are flexible within a 9:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. schedule, Monday through Thursday, and 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. schedule on Friday. Must be willing to work some evenings until 9:00. Saturday daytime hours may also be available.

This is an opportunity to work within a multidisciplinary team focused on best practices and quality care.

Send resumes to Ann Miamidian, Director of Ambulatory Care Services at amiamidian@drenk.org or fax to (609)265-1064

Therapist

The Northern Therapeutic Foster Care Program is a community based residential service for children and youth in the North Jersey area that are unable to live at home. Housing is provided by community residents who "host" a child or youth for a specific period of time. Additionally, shelter, food and supervision are provided.

Position is responsible for planning, organizing and implementing treatment service to consumers in therapeutic foster care homes. Individual will provide individual and family therapy. Also responsible for the discharge planning and aftercare.

Ideal candidate will possess a MSW or Master's Degree in human services field, with at least one year of experience. License is also required.

Position is part time, with evenings and weekends if necessary.

Send resumes to Debbora Bergman at dbergman@drenk.org or fax to (609) 267-8892

Case Manager (Supportive Housing)

Bachelor's degree in a mental health, social work, or related field. Two years case management experience required with at least 1 year of experience in adult residential setting. Experience with MICA consumers desired.

Full time positions responsible for the provision of case management services to adult mentally ill consumers. Provides crisis intervention, money management assistance, treatment planning, recreation, life skills training, consultation, advocacy, and referrals to community services. Facilitates the transition of individuals to independent housing. Provides care for consumers individually and as a group, in addition to other duties as required. Rotating on-call responsibilities.

Send resumes to Lorraine LaPierre at llapierre@drenk.org or fax to (609)261-9516.

Psychiatrist

Part time position to work as few or as many hours as schedule permits. Board Certified Adult and Child Psychiatrist(s) for outpatient offices in Mt Holly and Hainesport NJ.

Send resumes to Ann Miamidian at amiamidian@drenk.org or fax to (609)267-8892.

Drug & Alcohol Counselor (Outpatient Program)

Description:

Full time position for day and evening hours. Position provides group coverage for IOP and/or IDRC program located in agency Outpatient Program. Must be actively working toward obtaining CADC. Master's degree with CADC or LCADC preferred. Full time position for day and evening hours.

Send resumes to Benjamin-John Gonzales at bgonzales@drenk.org or fax to (609)265-9268.

Youth Care Worker

The Somerset Community Residence for Children is community based treatment setting that aims provide a nurturing and safe environment. Our program is a 5 bed home in the community for males between 11-14 years old that provides a full range of services.

Youth Care Worker positions will plan, organize and implements clinical social work service to consumers and house parents. Responsibilities will also include planning for discharge and aftercare.

BA/BS degree preferred or 2 years of college with 2 years of experience with children who have behavioral problems.

Send resumes to Debbora Bergman at dbergman@drenk.org or fax to (609)267-8892.

Youth Care Worker

The Edgewood Community Residence for Children in Mercer County for females between 12-18 years of age is community based treatment setting that aims provide a nurturing and safe environment. Our program is a 5 bed home in the community for females between 12-18 years old that provides a full range of services.

Youth Care Worker positions will plan, organize and implements clinical social work service to consumers and house parents. Responsibilities will also include planning for discharge and aftercare.

BA/BS degree preferred or 2 years of college with 2 years of experience with children who have behavioral problems.

Send resumes to Debbora Bergman at dbergman@drenk.org or fax to (609)267-8892.

Youth Care Worker

The Gloucester Community Residence for Children is a community based treatment setting that aims provide a nurturing and safe environment. Our program is a 5 bed home in the community for females between 11-14 years old that provides a full range of services.

Youth Care Worker positions will plans, organize and implements clinical social work service to consumers and house parents. Responsibility will also include planning for discharge and aftercare.

BA/BS degree preferred or 2 years of college with 2 years of experience with children who have behavioral problems.

Send resumes to Debbora Bergman at dbergman@drenk.org or fax to (609)267-8892.

Youth Care Worker

Description:

The Essex Community Residence for Children is for girls 11-15 who have varying degrees of behavioral issues that traditionally required more intensive settings. This program will offer greater opportunities along with the same level of treatment intensity in a community based setting. This is a 24/7 staffed community based residential setting with live in house parent(s).

Youth Care Worker positions will plan, organize and implements clinical social work service to consumers and house parents. Responsibilities will also include planning for discharge and aftercare.

BA/BS degree preferred or 2 years of college with 2 years of experience with children who have behavioral problems.

Send resumes to Debbora Bergman at dbergman@drenk.org or fax to (609)267-8892.

Crisis Specialist (Screening & Crisis Intervention Program)

Description:

Seeking full time and part time candidates to fill Crisis Specialists positions for agency Screening & Crisis Intervention Program at its Lourdes Medical Center, Willingboro, NJ location. Duties include interviewing and assessing consumers in its Screening Crisis & Intervention Program (SCIP). Outreaches as required. Answers a 24 hour hotline. Additional tasks will be added at Director's discretion. Mental health/crisis experience needed.

Bachelor's Degree required. Master's Degree/Master's level license preferred. Minimum of a Bachelor's degree accepted with 2 years of mental health experience and one year in a crisis setting.

Send resumes to Christine Kirkbride at ckirkbride@drenk.org or fax to (609)835-7962.