What are the responsibilities and job description for the Clinical Intake Specialist / Program Leadership Track position at Association for Collective Community Engagement on Safety and Security dba The ACCESS Project?
The Clinical Intake Specialist / Program Leadership Track is responsible for conducting clinical intakes, screenings, and assessments for youth referred to The ACCESS Project, primarily ages 13–17, across multiple programs in South Snohomish County. The position helps identify the underlying factors contributing to youth mental health, behavioral, family, educational, or social challenges and connects youth and families to appropriate services before concerns escalate.
In addition to core intake responsibilities, this position is designed for a high-capacity professional who can be mentored and developed for broader program leadership responsibilities. Based on performance, organizational need, and demonstrated leadership ability, this individual may be groomed for future advancement into a Project Director role.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities
- Conduct comprehensive intake interviews, assessments, screenings, and initial evaluations for referred youth
- Assess presenting needs and underlying contributing factors, including behavioral health, mental health, family stressors, school-related concerns, and substance use issues
- Make timely and appropriate referrals to mental health professionals, service providers, treatment programs, and community partners
- Provide direct support in helping youth and families access recommended services
- Develop, maintain, and strengthen referral relationships with community-based organizations, behavioral health providers, school personnel, and other partners
- Prepare accurate, timely, and professional documentation, including intake records, assessments, progress notes, referral records, and reports
- Participate in case consultations, staff meetings, trainings, and program planning activities
- Support outreach and awareness efforts that increase visibility of The ACCESS Project among youth, families, schools, and community partners
- Assist with program improvement efforts and help identify service gaps, referral trends, and opportunities for stronger community response
- Perform other related duties as assigned.
Salary : $49,200 - $57,600