Psychosocial Rehabilitation Specialist

We are hiring a full-time Psychosocial Rehabilitation Specialist to join our team at our Orange County clinic in California. This is a unique opportunity to be part of an interdisciplinary team dedicated to delivering personalized, compassionate, and high-quality care for individuals with serious mental illness, including the Medi-Cal population. As a key member of the interdisciplinary clinic team, the Psychosocial Rehabilitation Specialist helps members build the skills and confidence to live more independent, connected, and meaningful lives. You'll lead psychosocial rehabilitation and life-skills groups, teach illness self-management and independent living skills, and support members' community integration and vocational readiness. Working closely with our psychiatrists, therapists, and the broader care team, you'll contribute to treatment planning, supporting members with medication adherence, and helping connect members to the resources they need. You'll also ensure your rehabilitation services are documented in a Medi-Cal compliant way. This is a hands-on, member-facing role, ideal for someone passionate about recovery-oriented care and excited to make a meaningful impact in their community.

Responsibilities

Lead psychosocial rehabilitation and life-skills groups, teaching independent living and illness self-management skills that help build daily stability and confidence; Support members' community integration and vocational readiness, connecting them to opportunities and resources that promote long-term wellness and independence; Partner with psychiatrists, therapists, primary care providers, and peer support in treatment planning and coordinating member care; Connect members with community resources and supports that promote wellness; Document rehabilitation services accurately and in compliance with Medi-Cal requirements, supporting both quality care and program integrity

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in a behavioral health or related field (e.g., Psychology, Social Work, Behavioral Sciences, Public Health, Sociology, Human Services, etc.); 4+ years of behavioral health experience, or equivalent experience consistent with California's MHRS qualification pathways under Title 9; Up to two years of graduate professional education may count toward the experience requirement, consistent with California MHRS qualification pathways; Experience facilitating groups; Experience working with adults with serious mental illness, such as psychotic disorders (schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder), bipolar disorder, severe depression, or co-occurring substance use disorders

Nice to have

Experience in community mental health, ACT/FSP, PHP/IOP, residential treatment, inpatient psychiatry, or crisis programs; Training in Motivational Interviewing and trauma-informed care; Strong interdisciplinary teamwork and documentation skills; Ability to document services in a Medi-Cal compliant manner

Benefits

Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision coverage; Parental leave; Programs built around well-being