Qualified Professional

About Transitional Therapeutic Services

Transitional Therapeutic Services (TTS) is dedicated to providing compassionate and effective mental health support designed to help individuals improve their quality of life and well-being. Our mission is to empower people to overcome challenges and reach their full potential.

Role Overview

The Qualified Professional (QP) plays a crucial role in delivering person-centered mental health care to individuals and families. Responsibilities include crisis management, life skills development, case management, and participation in emergency responses. Reporting to the team lead, the QP works collaboratively within an interdisciplinary team to ensure thorough and effective care.

Key Responsibilities

• Create, implement, monitor, and refine Person-Centered Plans (PCP) in partnership with healthcare team members.
• Act as a liaison facilitating communication among clients, families, educational institutions, community organizations, and local agencies.
• Provide support interventions addressing behavioral issues, mental health conditions, and substance dependencies.
• Help clients build vital life skills such as daily living, social interaction, behavior regulation, and anger control.
• Participate in a 24/7 on-call system to deliver crisis intervention and immediate support when necessary.
• Organize and facilitate service coordination, referrals, and resource connections for clients.
• Collaborate closely with clinical staff to maintain standardized processes for PCP deployment.
• Oversee and evaluate service utilization ensuring effectiveness, appropriateness, and regulatory adherence.
• Lead monthly Child and Family Team meetings to promote cooperative engagement and monitor progress.

Required Qualifications and Experience

• Bachelor's degree in a Non-Human Services field plus a minimum of 4 years full-time experience with the target population.
• Or, Bachelor's degree in Human Services with at least 2 years of full-time relevant experience.
• Or, Master's degree or higher with at least 1 year of full-time relevant experience.

Relevant majors include Social Work, Psychology, Sociology, and related Human Services disciplines. The primary populations served are children and adolescents with mental health or substance use challenges.

Work Schedule

Flexible working hours are essential, including availability during evenings, weekends, and on-call periods to meet client and stakeholder needs.

Skills and Abilities

• In-depth knowledge of adolescent and adult mental health issues and substance use disorders, including evidence-based treatment methods.
• Proficiency in recording therapeutic approaches, client progress, and treatment results.
• Commitment to maintaining certifications and required ongoing training.
• Advanced skills in Microsoft Office applications like Word, Excel, and PowerPoint to produce detailed reports.
• Strong clinical judgment with the capability to work autonomously.
• Excellent organizational, time management, and interpersonal communication skills.
• Adeptness in managing multiple responsibilities while meeting critical deadlines.
• Strict adherence to client confidentiality and compliance with HIPAA regulations.

Supervision and Environment

• Qualified Professionals report to the Team Lead and participate in weekly Intensive In-Home (IIH) team meetings.
• Work environments vary including client residences, community spaces, and office settings.

Benefits

• Flexible scheduling supporting work-life balance.
• Collaborative team atmosphere with opportunities for professional growth.
• Options for supplemental insurance coverage.
• Comprehensive medical benefits.
• Access to clinical supervision.

How to Apply

If you have a strong commitment to delivering quality mental health care and are ready to make a meaningful contribution, we encourage you to join Transitional Therapeutic Services. Become part of a dedicated team striving to improve community health and well-being.