Community Support Worker

Position Overview
South Central Behavioral Services (SCBS) is seeking a dedicated Community Support Worker for our Rehabilitation Program in Kearney. This role is essential for helping individuals with mental illness achieve independent living and assisting those with substance use disorders in reaching their recovery goals. Community Support Workers engage with clients in their homes and the community, guiding them to develop and meet their personalized treatment objectives while facilitating access to valuable community resources.

Responsibilities include participating in treatment team meetings to address clients' ongoing needs and maintaining accurate daily documentation in our electronic health record system.

Salary and Benefits
The starting annual salary for this position ranges from $38,000 to $42,000, with bonuses based on productivity and performance. Starting wages are contingent on education and experience. A Bachelor’s Degree in human services is preferred, though candidates with relevant experience will also be considered.

SCBS offers a comprehensive benefits package, including company-paid health, dental, and life insurance, as well as paid time off.

Application Process
If you are interested in joining our team, please apply at www.scbsne.com/careers or by using the link provided.  For further inquiries, feel free to call us at 308-237-5951. Equal Opportunity Employer

About Us
South Central Behavioral Services is a Community Behavioral Health agency dedicated to providing mental health and substance use services to adults, children, and families, along with foster care support. Since 1992, we have embraced a self-directed work team (SDWT) management style that values employee input, reduces micromanagement, and fosters effective conflict resolution among team members.

This role is essential for helping individuals with mental illness achieve independent living and assisting those with substance use disorders in reaching their recovery goals. Community Support Workers engage with clients in their homes and the community, guiding them to develop and meet their personalized treatment objectives while facilitating access to valuable community resources.

Responsibilities include participating in treatment team meetings to address clients' ongoing needs and maintaining accurate daily documentation in our electronic health record system.