The Mental Health Service Director is responsible for managing, supervising and oversight of all operations related to the allocation and administration of state funds and state service requirements for mental health services. Counties include Angelina, Houston, Trinity, Newton, and Sabine. Responsible for the supervision of clinical managers and office managers as well as the management of unit budget, management of facilities, and maintaining quality of care specific to state mandated Resiliency and Disease Management services. Also responsible for overseeing utilization management of services provided, records management, and performance evaluations for clinical staff. Will operate within an Electronic Health Record (EHR) and standard Microsoft Office products. This position is based out of the Lufkin clinic and will report to the Behavioral Health Senior Program Director.

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In this role, you’ll work on a little bit of everything, recruitment, onboarding, payroll, benefits, compliance, and HR systems. You’ll play a key part in helping our team support Burke’s mission of improving mental health and well-being across East Texas.

This position provides mental health skills and support services to children, adolescents, and their families that reside in Nacogdoches, Shelby, and San Augustine counties. This worker will perform case management, skills training, and other services according to the consumer’s approved and prescribed treatment plan. This position also provides services in accordance with agency and Medicaid standards and requirements. Duties also include conducting emergency assessments as warranted and intake assessments. Proficient and timely documentation, self-discipline, flexibility, and organizational skills are a must. Traveling within the six-county region is required.

We are seeking a dedicated Adult Psychiatrist to join our team and provide exceptional psychiatric care to our community.

Registered Nurses are part of a multidisciplinary treatment team and are responsible for providing nursing care services to acutely mentally ill adult residents at the Mental Health Emergency Center. This program operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

The PT Vocational Specialist will oversee the daily management of clients, providing support in skills development, and socialization training. This role includes assisting with activities of daily living (such as meal monitoring and medication administration), ensuring a safe and supportive environment, and facilitating community integration. Other duties as assigned.

The Mental Health Clinician will provide direct care rehabilitative services to individual adults, as well as potentially work with children/adolescents and their families, enrolled in services with chronic mental illness in the office and community/home settings. Will perform services according to the individual’s approved and prescribed rehabilitation plan, and according to Burke and Medicaid standards and requirements. This worker will perform emergency assessment duties as needed. Proficient and timely documentation skills required. Self-discipline, flexibility, and time-organization skills are a must. Service provision will occur to individuals residing in Angelina, Trinity, Sabine, Newton, and Houston counties. Performs under the supervision of the unit Clinical Coordinator. This position will require travel to remote areas.

The PT Vocational Specialist will be responsible for the overall daily management of clients and daily activities. Responsibilities include working with apprenticeship program to assist in training client/employee with classroom and hands-on-learning experiences; client-employee welfare and safety; compliance with contract terms and local customer satisfactions; client/employee training and oversee related documentation, inventory control, vehicle and equipment upkeep; and other duties as assigned.

The PT Vocational Specialist will oversee the daily management of clients, providing support in skills development, and socialization training. This role includes assisting with activities of daily living (such as meal monitoring and medication administration), ensuring a safe and supportive environment, and facilitating community integration. Other duties as assigned. This position will provide vocational services in Nacogdoches County.

The PT Residential Assistant provides training and care for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities who live in a residential environment (Alternate Living Unit). Work involves supervising day-to-day living activities for all consumers assigned to that unit. The direct-care staff must be able to: create a harmonious, homelike environment; work with other professional and para-professional staff; daily documentation; and maintain the ALU in a safe manner.

The PT Residential Assistant provides training and care for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities who live in a residential environment (Alternate Living Unit). Work involves supervising day-to-day living activities for all consumers assigned to that unit. The direct-care staff must be able to: perpetuate a harmonious, homelike environment; work with other professional and para-professional staff; daily documentation; and maintain the ALU in a safe manner.

The PT Residential Assistant provides training and care for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities who live in a residential environment (Alternate Living Unit). Work involves supervising day-to-day living activities for all consumers assigned to that unit. The direct-care staff must be able to: create a harmonious, homelike environment; work with other professional and para-professional staff; daily documentation; and maintain the ALU in a safe manner.

This position provides direct clinical services, predominantly advanced individual and group therapy services to children, adolescents, and adults enrolled in YCOT. The therapist will work closely with other YCOT providers and clinical teams in times of crisis. Duties may include completing diagnostic evaluations and comprehensive treatment plans; providing and facilitating emergency and mental health assessments; monitoring the clinical admission and discharge criteria; authorizing and maintaining intervention/case management services; and assisting the clinical coordinators in clinical service delivery. This position will also provide education and outreach to community partners including law enforcement, schools, psychiatric hospitals, emergency detention, and departments. This position will also work closely with DFPS. This position will report to the YCOT Clinical Coordinator and the Crisis Services Director.

The PT Residential Assistant (RA) is responsible for providing guidance and care for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities living in a residential setting. Work involves supervising day-to-day living activities; providing active treatment; perpetuating a harmonious, home-like environment; and working with other professionals.

The Mental Health Clinician will provide direct care rehabilitative services to individual adults, as well as potentially work with children/adolescents and their families, enrolled in services with chronic mental illness in the office and community/home settings. Will perform services according to the individual’s approved and prescribed rehabilitation plan, and according to Burke and Medicaid standards and requirements. This worker will perform emergency assessment duties as needed. Proficient and timely documentation skills required. Self-discipline, flexibility, and time-organization skills are a must. Service provision will occur to individuals residing in Angelina, Trinity, Sabine, Newton and Houston counties. Performs under the supervision of the unit Clinical Coordinator. This position will require travel to remote areas.

The Service Coordinator is responsible for the on-going direct support to individuals served in General Revenue Programs and in the Community First Choice Waiver. Duties include but are not limited to completing assessments, documentation, facilitating program planning and development; monitoring of services; linking and referring individuals to appropriate services; and crisis prevention and management. The Service Coordinator will develop an understanding of reimbursement practices and program guidelines. This position will interact with the individual’s family/LAR, team members, and community resources.

This position will work predominantly as a Family Partner who is an experienced, trained primary caregiver (parent of an individual with mental illness or serious emotional disturbance). They will work in the children’s clinic as an active member of the Intensive Case Management/Wraparound team to provide peer mentoring and support to the primary caregivers; engaging the family in the treatment process; modeling self-advocacy skills; providing information, referral and non-clinical skills training; maintaining engagement; assisting in the identification of natural/non-traditional and community support systems; and documenting the provision of all family partner services, including both face-to-face and non-face-to-face activities. This position provides Family Partner and/or Peer Support to clients who reside in our six (6) county coverage area and may require occasional travel to Crockett and/or either the Nacogdoches or Livingston clinics. The position is based out of the Angelina Clinic and reports to the Clinical Coordinator.

This position will be responsible for the coordination of mental health care and intervention services for 12-15 juvenile offenders who are under the supervision of either the Tyler or Polk County juvenile probation departments. This mental health professional will work closely with juvenile probation officers serving this same population and for both Juvenile Probation Departments. The goal will be to work closely with this population to provide intensive services to meet their mental health needs and increase their ability to function within the community setting. Duties will include screening, assessing, treatment and, along with the probation staff, participating in team meetings to determine appropriate resources. Will maintain a database to provide monthly reporting on caseload. Perform duties under the supervision of the unit Clinical Coordinator.

The PT Residential Assistant (RA) provides training and care for individuals who live in a residential facility (ICF/IDD group home). Work involves supervising day-to-day living activities; perpetuating a harmonious, home-like environment; working with other professionals; routine documentation; maintaining the group home; and other duties as assigned by the supervisor. Reliable transportation is required.

The Director of Pharmacy (DOP) serves as the Pharmacist-in-Charge and is responsible for full oversight of the ETBHN pharmacy operations. This includes compliance with all applicable state and federal regulations (State Board of Pharmacy, DEA, FDA), supervision of pharmacy staff, and ensuring operational efficiency and quality service delivery to multiple organizations.

The Mental Health Clinician will provide direct care rehabilitative services to individual children/adolescents and their families, as well as potentially work with adults, enrolled in services with chronic mental illness in the office and community/home settings.

The Mental Health Clinician will provide direct care rehabilitative services to individual children/adolescents and their families, as well as potentially work with adults, enrolled in services with chronic mental illness in the office and community/home settings. Will perform services according to the individual’s approved and prescribed recovery plan, and according to Burke and Medicaid standards and requirements. This worker will perform emergency assessment duties as needed. Proficient and timely documentation skills required. Self-discipline, flexibility, and time-organization skills are a must. Service provision will occur to individuals residing in Polk, San Jacinto, and Tyler Counties. Perform duties under the supervision of the unit Clinical Coordinator. As this position will require some travel to remote areas, reliable transportation is required.

This position provides direct clinical services, predominantly Whole Health Action Management to adults. Duties may include administration of a health risk assessment; individual and group work with current recipients of mental health services, planning and organizing educational events, documentation of service provision, and other duties that may be assigned.

This position provides direct clinical services, predominantly Whole Health Action Management to adults. Duties may include administration of a health risk assessment; individual and group work with current recipients of mental health services, planning and organizing educational events, documentation of service provision, and other duties that may be assigned.

This position delivers direct physical therapy and consultative services, as recommended by the interdisciplinary team, to developmentally delayed and/or medically at-risk children from birth to age three in a community-based setting. In accordance with Texas licensure requirements, Physical Therapist Assistants must work under the supervision of a licensed Physical Therapist.

Burke Intellectual and Developmental Disability Provider is looking for individuals interested in becoming Respite Providers.