Navigator Salary at Fallon Health BETA

Schedule: Mon-Fri 9am-5pm occasional nights possible for events Salary: $22.82 / hour The Recovery Navigator will provide support and act as a mentor to youth and young adults (YYA) to make positive life changes to support the person's own recovery journey. The Recovery Navigator assists the YYA in developing recovery strategies, connecting to community-based and recovery-oriented resources. The Recovery Navigator has a genuine and accurate understanding of the developmental needs of young adults; the feelings, physical characteristic and emotional challenges experienced in early recovery from an opioid use, stimulant use, or other substance use disorder and/or co-occurring disorder(s). Responsibilities include: Providing substance use disorder (SUD) support onsite as needed at each Young Adult Access Center receiving this funding. This includes on site mentoring utilizing strategies grounded in motivational interviewing and the ability to make referrals to local providers. Enhancing a

Job Type Full-time Description FLSA Status: Non-Exempt Salary Range: $48,450 - $53,295 per year Schedule: Monday - Friday, any 8 hours between 7AM - 4PM. Job Summary: The Housing Navigator serves as a key member of the Housing Department. The Navigator supports individuals who are experiencing homelessness with increasing housing motivation, overcoming financial barriers, housing search, and housing placement. The Housing Navigator works collaboratively with other departments to identify traditional and non-traditional housing opportunities as well as behavioral health resources and income maximization. The Housing Navigator is resilient and resourceful in advocating for guests, building relationships with government and community housing agencies and navigating the housing subsidy programs and process. Essential Duties/Responsibilities: Triages guests to determine their immediate needs in order to ensure housing readiness including support with obtaining vital documents, benefits and

Job Description Job Description Recovery Navigators are central to our Zia Young Adult Access Center. Recovery Navigators are individuals who have personal experience with mental health diagnosis and/or substance abuse history, and share this experience with the young adults (ages from 16-22) they support. We prefer the Recovery Navigator is a young adult themself. The Recovery Navigator will support the Access Center's daily operations within the Kiva Center and Open Sky. Company Description The Kiva Centers has several programs: the Zia Young Adult Access Center, the Karaya Peer Respite, the Certified Peer Specialist training team, and two Recovery Learning Communities (in Worcester and in Southbridge, MA). We are a nonprofit organization, and all staff as well as community members identify as having lived experience with mental health diagnoses, history of substance use, and/or history of trauma. Company Description The Kiva Centers has several programs: the Zia Young Adult Access C

Overview: Under the general supervision of the Senior Director Justice & Health Equity and Regional Reentry Supervisor, or designee, the Parole Reentry Navigator is responsible for providing direct service support to individuals released under parole supervision. The position will also receive supervision, on an as needed basis, through their respective Regional Parole Staff secondary to dual reporting relationships to the Massachusetts Parole Board and UMass Chan Medical School. This position will assist individuals reentering into their community by providing assessments, an array of supported referrals to community resources, which include case management, housing assistance, employment assistance, family reunification, emergency mental health services, substance use services, and support obtaining all required documents. They will develop individualized treatment plans for each parolee as a means to provide the necessary support for successful reentry. These plans will be designed

Overview: Under the general supervision of the Senior Director Justice & Health Equity and Regional Reentry Supervisor, or designee, the Parole Reentry Navigator is responsible for providing direct service support to individuals released under parole supervision. The position will also receive supervision, on an as needed basis, through their respective Regional Parole Staff secondary to dual reporting relationships to the Massachusetts Parole Board and UMass Chan Medical School. This position will assist individuals reentering into their community by providing assessments, an array of supported referrals to community resources, which include case management, housing assistance, employment assistance, family reunification, emergency mental health services, substance use services, and support obtaining all required documents. They will develop individualized treatment plans for each parolee as a means to provide the necessary support for successful reentry. These plans will be designed

Overview: Under the general supervision of the Senior Director Justice & Health Equity and Regional Reentry Supervisor, or designee, the Parole Reentry Navigator is responsible for providing direct service support to individuals released under parole supervision. The position will also receive supervision, on an as needed basis, through their respective Regional Parole Staff secondary to dual reporting relationships to the Massachusetts Parole Board and UMass Chan Medical School. This position will assist individuals reentering into their community by providing assessments, an array of supported referrals to community resources, which include case management, housing assistance, employment assistance, family reunification, emergency mental health services, substance use services, and support obtaining all required documents. They will develop individualized treatment plans for each parolee as a means to provide the necessary support for successful reentry. These plans will be designed

When you join the growing BILH team, you're not just taking a job, you're making a difference in people's lives. Optimizing access to outpatient care can improve clinical outcomes, create resourceful workflows, and improve patient satisfaction overall. The Healthcare Navigation Intern (HNI) will serve as a crucial point of contact for patient's seeking care in the urology outpatient clinic. In this role, the individual will work in close collaboration with the staff in the Division of Urology at Lahey Hospital and Medical Center to facilitate outpatient office visits. Specifically, this individual will collaborate with schedulers to oversee proper patient booking with providers who can best address their clinical needs, prepare for the visit by ensuring all relevant records are updated and available at the time of visit, provide patients with pre-visit education, and interact with patients during the office visit. There may be independent opportunities to observe surgical cases, intera

Overview: Under the general supervision of the Senior Director Justice & Health Equity and Regional Reentry Supervisor, or designee, the Parole Reentry Navigator is responsible for providing direct service support to individuals released under parole supervision. The position will also receive supervision, on an as needed basis, through their respective Regional Parole Staff secondary to dual reporting relationships to the Massachusetts Parole Board and UMass Chan Medical School. This position will assist individuals reentering into their community by providing assessments, an array of supported referrals to community resources, which include case management, housing assistance, employment assistance, family reunification, emergency mental health services, substance use services, and support obtaining all required documents. They will develop individualized treatment plans for each parolee as a means to provide the necessary support for successful reentry. These plans will be designed