We are a public non-profit community based agency that provides mental health, intellectual disability and substance abuse treatment and prevention services. We offer a full benefit package with enrollment in Virginia Retirement System (fully paid by employer) for full time positions and partial benefits for part time positions. Salaries are based on experience and qualifications. Good driving record required. Criminal background checks will be conducted for individuals selected. Positions will remain open until filled. NWCSB is an equal opportunity employer and service provider.
To evaluate our generous benefit package, please click on the benefits link below. To download an employment application please click on the Employment application link below.
If interested in internship or providing volunteer services, please download and complete an agency application and submit to Human Resources. The
application will be routed to all of our sites to see if there is an opportunity or need.
Current Openings
Deaf Interpreter(s)
Contractual deaf interpreter(s) needed to provide interpreting services for mental health, mental retardation and substance abuse clients of all ages served in the following areas: City of Winchester and counties of Warren, Frederick, Clarke, Shenandoah and Page. Services are on an as needed basis.
Please contact Barbie Kibler for more information on this position only at 540-636-4250 x2246
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Family Support Partner
Family Support Partner working in the Adolescent Substance Use Program in Woodstock, VA. Family Support Partner is a peer support service that is a strength based, individualized, provided to the caretaker of eligible youth under age 21, with a mental health or substance use disorder or co-occurring mental health and substance use disorder that is the focus of support. The services provided to the caretaker are directed exclusively toward the benefit of the youth. Services are expected to improve outcomes for youth with complex needs who are involved with multiple systems and increase the youth and family's confidence and capacity to manage their own services and supports while promoting recovery and healthy relationships. These services are rendered by a Peer Recovery Specialist who is (i) a parent of a minor or adult child with a similar mental health or substance use disorder or co-occurring mental health and substance use disorder, or (ii) an adult with personal experience with a family member with a similar a mental health or substance use disorder or co-occurring mental health and substance use disorder with experience navigating substance use or behavioral health care services. The PRS shall perform the service within the scope of their knowledge, lived experience and education.
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