Do you want to make an impact in our community by supporting children and families in crisis? Do you love interacting with others, working as a team, teaching and listening to facilitate growth? Are you attentive to detail, proficient with technology, and self-directed? This may be the position for you. We provide assessments, respite activities, and a series of lessons focusing on communication, positive discipline, attachment, and other life skills. This position performs a variety of sub-professional duties such as skill development, behavior management, and targeted case management services. Anticipated work schedule from 11:30am - 8pm, Monday through Friday.

Position works at our Mountain View House Residential facility in Cedar City. Performs a variety of entry level technical duties as needed to provide residential support, skills training and case management services to adult clients in Mental Health programs. This is a part time position. It requires willingness to work weekends, evenings, graveyard shifts, and holiday shifts. If assigned to a graveyard shift, the pay rate includes $1.00 per hour shift differential.

Southwest Behavioral Health Center's vision is to help build communities in which citizens enjoy lives free from the stigma and disability of addiction and mental illness. This is an on-call position providing back up support for planned or unplanned absences. The position requires approximately 2 hours for evening medication monitoring per day, including weekends. The primary duties of this position include providing medication and medication monitoring to adults with mental illness. Service provided to clients at their residence and includes reporting out-of-base-line occurrences to the case management team. Weekly, one-hour, staff meetings are held on Wednesdays at 1 pm and helpful in completing tasks needed for the position but not mandatory.

Do you want to use your training and experience to help those individuals and families most in need of mental health services? This is a highly impactful role with the opportunity to transform the lives of people trapped in the cycle of substance use or mental illness in the local community. Mental illness impacts the lives of many people in our community. For some, the impact is severe enough to result in homelessness, in-patient psychiatric care, chronic substance abuse, broken relationships and/or a life of isolation. At Southwest Behavioral Health Center, you have the ability to make a difference and we have a place for you on our clinical team.

Looking for drivers to transport youth to/from programs. Work hours are available Monday through Thursday between 7:30 am – 9/9:30 am, 3pm - 5pm, and 7:30pm - 9pm.

Potential internship school credit while also getting paid. Part-time position performs a variety of entry level technical duties as needed to provide skills training and mentoring to youth clients in Mental Health and Substance Use Disorders programs. 

Part-time Prevention Specialist will primarily work with youth and assist with other coalition related duties to promote positive lifestyles, reduce and eliminate drug use and other risk factors that lead to anti-social behaviors, and follow evidence-based practices to engage community leaders, organizations and agencies in uniting their prevention efforts. Prevention services are aimed to impact the general public as well as business, religious organizations, health agencies, public safety departments, school districts, and others, regarding such relevant issues as alcohol and other drugs, suicide prevention, parenting skills, and life skills. Looking for a flexible 19-hour a week commitment with most hours being worked between 8am and 5pm, Monday through Friday.

Part-time position working Monday through Thursday afternoons from approximately 2/3pm until 8pm. Position serves youth in our community experiencing behavior disorders or emotional impairment to provide engaging activities and skills development to succeed. A valid driver's license is required to transport youth to/from the agency.

Staff members at Oasis House Day Program work with adults who live with a chronic mental illness. Our program works as a semi- Clubhouse model where clients themselves take care of the daily running of the program including morning meeting, task assignments, and running their own snack shack and thrift store under the supervision of staff members. Included in our days are transportation of clients to/from the program and mental health appointments. Clients participate in group activities such as arts, skills development, health, community activities, and other related areas. Oasis House staff members create and facilitate approved groups and activities. The priority of our staff is to interact with clients throughout the day and model appropriate social behavior. Oasis house operates between the hours of 7:30am and 3:30pm Monday through Friday. Looking for part-time help up to 15-hours per week.