Careers in Early-Course Psychosis Services
Early-course psychosis services in Massachusetts offer a dynamic environment to provide meaningful support for mental health in your community. If you are a member of an early psychosis program in MA and would like to add or update a position on this page, please complete the form below.
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Clinical & Research
Caseworker
Cambridge Health Alliance, Cambridge, MA
The Caseworker will be responsible for the recruitment of new patients from ages 14 to 30 to the Recovery in Shared Experiences (RISE) outpatient program located at 2 sites, Cambridge and Malden outpatient clinics of the Department of Psychiatry, CHA. This person will interact with care givers throughout CHA and within the community to identify people who are predominantly at high risk for developing a serious psychotic illness. This position will thus involve some community work, as well as communication and screening of potential patients at the clinic. In addition the caseworker will contribute to care coordination for each patient and overall administrative tasks, such as organizing programs through spreadsheets and contributing to monthly required reports. Please Contact Dr. Lynn E DeLisi, MD: LDELISI@challiance.org for further information.
Clinical Psychologist
Cambridge Health Alliance, Cambridge, MA
Seeking a Full-Time or Part-Time Clinical Psychologist or Neuropsychologist licensed to practice in Massachusetts for a First-Episode Early Psychosis Treatment Program. This program is part of the Massachusetts Early Psychosis Network and is guided by the NAVIGATE model for Coordinated Specialty Care. It is situated in 2 CHA locations, one in Cambridge and another in Malden to serve a large catchment area that includes Cambridge, Somerville, Malden, Everett, and Boston’s Metro North Region.
Therapist, Individual and/or Family (Psychologist or Licensed MSW)
Cambridge Health Alliance, Cambridge, MA
The Recovery In Shared Experiences (RISE) program at Cambridge Health Alliance is seeking two full-time therapists to join their first-episode psychosis team. RISE is a fully operational coordinated specialty care program with an integrated educational, research, and clinical setting. Interested applicants should send their CV to the RISE Director Dr. Lynn DeLisi, MD at LDeLisi@challiance.org.
Program Clinician
Brockton Area Multi Services, Inc. (BAMSI), Whitman Counseling Center, Brockton, MA
Brockton Area Multi Services, Inc. (BAMSI) is now hiring for a program clinician. The responsibilities for program clinician are to provide coordination of individualized treatment services as well as brokering informal supports and broad community involvement. Collaborate with the local school system to provide coordinated access to program supports and services. Ensure cultural and linguistic needs are identified and adequately addressed during the life of the intervention.
Family Therapist
Brockton Area Multi Services, Inc. (BAMSI), Whitman Counseling Center, Brockton, MA
The Family Therapist is responsible for providing intensive in-home family therapy following the NAVIGATE model. Family Therapist will provide services to families and youths experiencing their first or early episode of psychosis.
Employment & Education Specialist
Peer Specialist & Family Partner
Peer and Family Mentor
ServiceNet Mental Health Recovery Services, Hampshire County, MA
Full time, 40 hours per week
ServiceNet is looking for individuals who have lived experience with mental health or substance use recovery and a passion for helping others identify their own gifts and potential. As a Peer Specialist / Mentor, you will: listen to, support, and partner with people who are moving forward in their recovery, offer perspective from your own experience, and help people connect—with each other and in the community
If you have not received training as a Certified Peer Specialist (CPS), you may obtain CPS certification while on the job. Other possible qualifications include: Recovery Coaches and Family Specialists. Since each of these roles involves driving across a fairly wide territory, you will also need to have a valid driver’s license and a reliable vehicle.
Student Intern
MAPNET is always open to support motivated students to find their passion in early psychosis work. If you are an undergraduate or graduate-level student looking to develop a practicum project or coop experience with our group, please contact Kelsey Johnson (kjohns20@bidmc.harvard.edu) with more information on your background and interests in mental health services and research.
Students in Massachusetts pursuing degrees in psychology, public health, social work, or a related field are encouraged to apply.