Rehabilitation Counselor jobs in Baker

School Counselor (K–8) - Parkridge

School Counselor (K–8)Park Ridge Achievement Academy | Helix Community SchoolsPosition OverviewPark Ridge Achievement Academy is seeking a compassionate and experiencedSchool Counselor (K–8)to support the academic, social-emotional, and developmental needs of our students.The School Counselor will provide individual, small-group, and classroom counseling while partnering with families, teachers, administrators, and community resources to help students succeed academically, socially, and emotionally.Key ResponsibilitiesProvide individual and small-group counseling to students.Deliver classroom lessons focused on social-emotional skills, conflict resolution, bullying prevention, study skills, personal safety, and career awareness.Support students experiencing academic, behavioral, social, or emotional concerns.Respond to student crises and coordinate additional services when needed.Monitor attendance, academic performance, and behavior to identify students needing additional support.Support students and families during school transitions, including the transition to high school.Assist 8th-grade students with Individual Graduation Plans (IGPs) and high school pathway exploration.Collaborate with teachers, administrators, families, and community partners.Participate in SBLC, RTI/MTSS, PBIS, Section 504, and IEP processes as appropriate.Maintain confidential student counseling records and follow applicable ethical and professional standards.QualificationsRequired:Louisiana Ancillary School Counselor (K–12) certificate or valid Louisiana teaching certificate with the School Counselor (K–12) add-on endorsement (or eligibility letter from LDOE).Graduate degree in counseling from a CACREP-accredited program.Completion of required counseling practicum and internship.Passing score on the Praxis School Counselor examination.Current training in suicide prevention, crisis response, and mandatory reporting.Preferred:Two or more years of elementary or middle school counseling experience.Experience with PBIS, RTI/MTSS, SBLC, and Section 504.Training in trauma-informed practices, restorative practices, or social-emotional learning.Position DetailsFull-time, exemptSchool-year positionGrades:Kindergarten–8th GradeSalary:Based on the Helix Community Schools salary scheduleReports to:Principal#J-18808-Ljbffr

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Outpatient Addictions Lead Counselor & Supervisor

Appone Baker City, OR

New Directions Northwest in Baker City, Oregon, seeks an Outpatient Addictions Clinical Supervisor and Counselor to lead supervision for CADC-R and CADC staff, maintain clinical standards, and deliver direct counseling to adults with substance use disorders.You will balance supervisory duties with a small client caseload and ensure adherence to OAR and MHACBO guidelines, contributing to leadership and quality assurance within a multidisciplinary behavioral health team.#J-18808-Ljbffr

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Lead Outpatient Addictions Counselor & Clinician Supervisor

Paychex Inc. Baker City, OR

New Directions Northwest in Baker City, Oregon, seeks an Outpatient Addictions Clinical Supervisor and Counselor to oversee CADC-R and CADC staff, maintain regulatory compliance, and deliver individual and group counseling to adults with substance use disorders. The role includes direct client caseload, supervision, documentation review, and collaboration with leadership to ensure high-quality care.Equity and inclusion are emphasized in this EOE environment, with opportunities for professional#J-18808-Ljbffr

Outpatient Addictions Clinical Supervisor and Counselor

Appone Baker City, OR

Outpatient Addictions Clinical Supervisor and CounselorEOE Statement We are an equal employment opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status or any other characteristic protected by law.DescriptionFIND YOUR PURPOSE. FIND YOUR PLACE.Use your skills to help people build lasting recovery.The Outpatient Addictions Clinical Supervisor and Counselor provides clinical supervision, training, and support to counseling staff (CADC-R and CADC) in accordance with OAR 309-019-0140 through 309-019-0200. This position also maintains a direct client caseload and delivers evidence-based individual and group counseling services for adults experiencing substance use disorders. The role ensures compliance with all regulatory, ethical, and professional standards established by OHA, MHACBO, and BOLI, and contributes to agency leadership, quality assurance, and collaborative partnerships.Why This Work MattersRecovery is built through skilled relationships, accountability, and practical tools for change. Your work helps clients understand patterns, build new skills, and take meaningful steps toward healthier lives.What You\'ll DoProvides supervision to CADC-R and CADC staff consistent with OAR 309-019-0140(3)(a-f).Documents all supervision sessions and ensures compliance with MHACBO supervision standards.Reviews clinical documentation for accuracy, completeness, and timeliness.Supports the professional development of supervisees through feedback, training, and performance evaluation.Monitors fidelity to treatment models and evidence-based practices.Addresses performance issues and participates in corrective action plans when necessary.Maintains a small caseload of clients, providing assessment, diagnosis, treatment planning, and counseling.What We\'re Looking ForQualifications are based on the approved NDN job description and applicable program requirements.Build Your Career at NDNAt New Directions Northwest, we believe in developing people - not just filling positions. Depending on your role and career path, opportunities may include training, professional development, credentialing support, supervision, and advancement within a multidisciplinary behavioral health organization.Benefits That Support Your LifeEligible NDN employees have access to a comprehensive benefits package that may include medical, dental, vision, retirement, paid time off, HSA/FSA options, employee wellness, professional development, and career growth. Specific eligibility and benefit information will be provided during the hiring process.A Rewarding Career. An Exceptional Life.Living in Baker City means your life outside work can be pretty good, too. Surrounded by the Elkhorn Mountains and some of Eastern Oregon\'s most beautiful country, Baker City combines a historic downtown, short commutes, four distinct seasons, and a close-knit community with easy access to hiking, camping, fishing, skiing, and other outdoor recreation.Big Mountains. Small-Town Connections. Great Careers.Ready for a New Direction?Find Your Purpose. Find Your Place.Build your career. Make Baker City home.Explore current openings: newdirectionsnw.org/career-opportunitiesAbout the Organization New Directions Northwest specializes in helping people with alcohol, drug and gambling addictions, mental health, developmental disabilities and prevention services to individuals from Baker County, and throughout the state of Oregon. Serving Baker County since 1967.This position is currently accepting applications.#J-18808-Ljbffr

K–8 School Counselor: Elevate Student Success & Wellbeing

Helix Community Schools Baker, LA

Park Ridge Achievement Academy, part of Helix Community Schools, seeks a compassionate School Counselor for Kindergarten through 8th grade to support students’ academic and social-emotional development. You will provide individual and group counseling, deliver SEL lessons, and coordinate with families and staff to ensure a safe, supportive learning environment.The role involves assisting with IGPs for 8th graders, participating in RTI/MTSS and PBIS teams, and maintaining confidential records in#J-18808-Ljbffr

School Counselor (K–8) - Parkridge

Helix Community Schools Baker, LA

School Counselor (K–8)Park Ridge Achievement Academy | Helix Community SchoolsPosition OverviewPark Ridge Achievement Academy is seeking a compassionate and experienced School Counselor (K–8) to support the academic, social-emotional, and developmental needs of our students.The School Counselor will provide individual, small-group, and classroom counseling while partnering with families, teachers, administrators, and community resources to help students succeed academically, socially, and emotionally.Key ResponsibilitiesProvide individual and small-group counseling to students.Deliver classroom lessons focused on social-emotional skills, conflict resolution, bullying prevention, study skills, personal safety, and career awareness.Support students experiencing academic, behavioral, social, or emotional concerns.Respond to student crises and coordinate additional services when needed.Monitor attendance, academic performance, and behavior to identify students needing additional support.Support students and families during school transitions, including the transition to high school.Assist 8th-grade students with Individual Graduation Plans (IGPs) and high school pathway exploration.Collaborate with teachers, administrators, families, and community partners.Participate in SBLC, RTI/MTSS, PBIS, Section 504, and IEP processes as appropriate.Maintain confidential student counseling records and follow applicable ethical and professional standards.QualificationsRequired:Louisiana Ancillary School Counselor (K–12) certificate or valid Louisiana teaching certificate with the School Counselor (K–12) add-on endorsement (or eligibility letter from LDOE).Graduate degree in counseling from a CACREP-accredited program.Completion of required counseling practicum and internship.Passing score on the Praxis School Counselor examination.Current training in suicide prevention, crisis response, and mandatory reporting.Preferred:Two or more years of elementary or middle school counseling experience.Experience with PBIS, RTI/MTSS, SBLC, and Section 504.Training in trauma-informed practices, restorative practices, or social-emotional learning.Position DetailsFull-time, exemptSchool-year positionGrades: Kindergarten–8th GradeSalary: Based on the Helix Community Schools salary scheduleReports to: Principal#J-18808-Ljbffr

Outpatient Addictions Clinical Supervisor and Counselor

Appone Baker City, OR

Outpatient Addictions Clinical Supervisor and Counselor EOE Statement We are an equal employment opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status or any other characteristic protected by law.Description FIND YOUR PURPOSE. FIND YOUR PLACE. Use your skills to help people build lasting recovery.The Outpatient Addictions Clinical Supervisor and Counselor provides clinical supervision, training, and support to counseling staff (CADC-R and CADC) in accordance with OAR 309-019-0140 through 309-019-0200. This position also maintains a direct client caseload and delivers evidence-based individual and group counseling services for adults experiencing substance use disorders. The role ensures compliance with all regulatory, ethical, and professional standards established by OHA, MHACBO, and BOLI, and contributes to agency leadership, quality assurance, and collaborative partnerships.Why This Work Matters Recovery is built through skilled relationships, accountability, and practical tools for change. Your work helps clients understand patterns, build new skills, and take meaningful steps toward healthier lives.What You\'ll Do Provides supervision to CADC-R and CADC staff consistent with OAR 309-019-0140(3)(a-f).Documents all supervision sessions and ensures compliance with MHACBO supervision standards.Reviews clinical documentation for accuracy, completeness, and timeliness.Supports the professional development of supervisees through feedback, training, and performance evaluation.Monitors fidelity to treatment models and evidence-based practices.Addresses performance issues and participates in corrective action plans when necessary.Maintains a small caseload of clients, providing assessment, diagnosis, treatment planning, and counseling.What We\'re Looking For Qualifications are based on the approved NDN job description and applicable program requirements.Build Your Career at NDN At New Directions Northwest, we believe in developing people - not just filling positions. Depending on your role and career path, opportunities may include training, professional development, credentialing support, supervision, and advancement within a multidisciplinary behavioral health organization.Benefits That Support Your Life Eligible NDN employees have access to a comprehensive benefits package that may include medical, dental, vision, retirement, paid time off, HSA/FSA options, employee wellness, professional development, and career growth. Specific eligibility and benefit information will be provided during the hiring process.A Rewarding Career. An Exceptional Life. Living in Baker City means your life outside work can be pretty good, too. Surrounded by the Elkhorn Mountains and some of Eastern Oregon\'s most beautiful country, Baker City combines a historic downtown, short commutes, four distinct seasons, and a close-knit community with easy access to hiking, camping, fishing, skiing, and other outdoor recreation.Big Mountains. Small-Town Connections. Great Careers. Ready for a New Direction? Find Your Purpose. Find Your Place. Build your career. Make Baker City home. Explore current openings: newdirectionsnw.org/career-opportunitiesAbout the Organization New Directions Northwest specializes in helping people with alcohol, drug and gambling addictions, mental health, developmental disabilities and prevention services to individuals from Baker County, and throughout the state of Oregon. Serving Baker County since 1967.This position is currently accepting applications.#J-18808-Ljbffr

Prison CADC Counselor — Evidence‑Based Recovery & Reentry

New-Directions-Northwest Baker City, OR

New Directions Northwest seeks a certified CADC-R / CADC to provide addiction counseling within the Powder River Correctional Facility. The role emphasizes individual and group counseling, ASAM-based assessments, and evidence-based curricula to support rehabilitation and re-entry planning.The position adheres to Oregon DOC rules and MHACBO ethics, with training in LEDS clearance and Workday. Candidates must obtain CADC certification within 6 months and pass a stringent background check.#J-18808-Ljbffr

PRCF Certified Drug and Alcohol Counselor (CADC-R, CADC I, CADC II or CADC III)

New-Directions-Northwest Baker City, OR

PRCF Certified Drug and Alcohol Counselor (CADC-R, CADC I, CADC II or CADC III)EOE Statement We are an equal employment opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status or any other characteristic protected by law.DescriptionPosition SummaryThe Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor (CADC-R / CADC) provides structured, evidence-based addiction treatment services within the Powder River Correctional Facility (PRCF) through a 180-day program focused on substance use, criminal thinking, and behavioral change.Counselors provide individual and group counseling , conduct ASAM-based assessments, and use approved curricula to promote rehabilitation, accountability, and recovery.This position operates under OAR 309-019 standards and adheres to Oregon Department of Corrections (DOC) rules, MHACBO ethical standards, and all security and safety requirements.Essential Duties and ResponsibilitiesClinical & Program ServicesProvides individual and group counseling to incarcerated adults addressing substance use, criminality, relapse prevention, and cognitive restructuring.Facilitates structured, evidence-based programming using approved curricula (e.g., CBT, MRT, MI, relapse prevention).Conducts ASAM-based assessments to determine clinical needs and treatment planning per OAR 309-019-0125 .Develops, updates, and monitors individualized treatment plans focused on measurable behavioral change.Demonstrates a basic understanding of therapeutic community functioning and integrates principles of peer accountability and structure into group and individual sessions as appropriate.Coordinates discharge and re-entry planning for clients nearing program completion, ensuring referral to community-based services upon release.Documentation & ComplianceCompletes documentation per OAR 309-019-0105(3) , DOC workflow standards, and agency policy. Documentation completed within 36 hours of start of service.Maintains treatment notes, progress reports, and attendance logs in accordance with DOC and OHA requirements.Ensures confidentiality in compliance with HIPAA , 42 CFR Part 2 , and DOC policies on information security.Reads, understands, and adheres to DOC workflow, treatment procedures, and documentation expectations.Training & Professional DevelopmentSuccessfully completes LEDS clearance and maintains eligibility for DOC facility access.Completes all required DOC Workday Trainings prior to direct service delivery.Demonstrates full understanding and compliance with the Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA) and DOC ethical standards.Reads and applies knowledge from 'Games Criminals Play' to recognize manipulation and maintain professional boundaries.Reviews and understands the Mentee/Client Handbook and attends an observed Informed Consent entrance meeting prior to conducting services.Participates in regular supervision under a CADC II , following OAR 309-019-0135(1) standards.Maintains MHACBO registration or certification and completes required continuing education.Professional Conduct & MHACBO EthicsAdheres to the MHACBO Code of Conduct , maintaining ethical, professional, and accountable behavior at all times.Practices within the scope of CADC-R / CADC as defined in OAR 309-019-0105(19) .Maintains firm boundaries with incarcerated individuals and avoids dual relationships or favoritism.Demonstrates respect, trauma-informed practice, and cultural sensitivity.Complies with all Oregon DOC rules, safety protocols, and staff conduct policies.Program Integration & CollaborationCollaborates with DOC staff, custody officers, and program supervisors to maintain treatment integrity and facility safety.Participates in case reviews, staff meetings, and multidisciplinary discussions as required.Supports consistent delivery of the evidence-based program curriculum across group and individual settings.Coordinates with DOC reentry and parole services to ensure continuity of care post-release.Attendance, Timeliness & BOLI ComplianceMaintains reliable, on-site attendance as an essential job function per BOLI OAR 839-020 .Take required meal and rest breaks per BOLI OAR 839-020 .Submit accurate timecards by Friday of the pay-period end.Demonstrates punctuality and accountability for assigned caseload and groups.Requests Vacation/Personal Day leave 30 days in advance.Requests and communicates accommodations under ADA / ORS 659A.103 when needed.Minimum QualificationsActive or eligible for MHACBO CADC-R / CADC I / CADC II certification within 6 months of hire.Experience providing substance use counseling or reentry services; correctional setting experience preferred.Knowledge of OAR 309-019 , ASAM Criteria , and evidence-based substance use treatment models.Ability to deliver and document programming using approved curricula and DOC templates.Successful completion of LEDS background clearance and DOC Workday Trainings .Knowledge of correctional workflows, security procedures, and professional boundaries in secure environments.Must pass Oregon background check per OAR 407-007-0200-0370 .Knowledge, Skills & AbilitiesUnderstanding of addiction, criminal thinking, relapse prevention, and behavioral change models.Knowledge of how therapeutic communities function and how peer accountability supports recovery.Ability to follow structured, evidence-based curricula with consistency and fidelity.Strong group facilitation, communication, and motivational interviewing skills.Ability to maintain composure and professionalism within correctional settings.Competence in EHR documentation, confidentiality, and DOC reporting systems.Work Environment & Physical RequirementsWork performed inside a secure Department of Corrections facility .Requires situational awareness, adherence to DOC security procedures, and frequent communication with custody staff.Must be able to stand, facilitate, or sit for long periods during group or session delivery.Occasional exposure to high-stress or crisis situations requiring calm, professional response.SupervisionReports To: DOC Program Supervisor / CADC IISupervision Received: Under direct supervision per OAR 309-019-0135(1) .Supervision Given: May assist in mentoring or orientation of new CADC-Rs or interns.Equal Opportunity & Accommodation StatementNew Directions Northwest, Inc. complies with BOLI , OHA , and DOC regulations ensuring equal employment opportunity and workplace accessibility.Employees may request reasonable accommodations at any time; requests are reviewed confidentially and without retaliation.AcknowledgmentThis job description outlines the essential functions and responsibilities of the position but is not intended to be an exhaustive list. Other duties may be assigned consistent with program needs and employee licensure or certification.About the Organization New Directions Northwest specializes in helping people with alcohol, drug and gambling addictions, mental health, developmental disabilities and prevention services to individuals from Baker County, and throughout the state of Oregon. Serving Baker County since 1967.This position is currently accepting applications.#J-18808-Ljbffr

Senior Licensed Mental Health Counselor - Remote Position

Clearly Heard Counseling Services, LLC Baker City, OR

Job Description Position OverviewAs a Senior Licensed Mental Health Counselor, you will play an integral role in providing high-quality therapeutic support to individuals and families within our community. This full-time remote position is ideal for experienced professionals who hold an independent license (LCSW, LMFT, or LPC) and are passionate about enhancing mental health accessibility. You will work closely with clients to facilitate recovery and well-being, ensuring that they receive tailored therapeutic interventions that promote their mental health goals. About the OrganizationAt Clearly Heard Counseling Services, LLC, we pride ourselves on being at the forefront of mental health care. Our commitment to breaking down stigmas and fostering an inclusive culture around mental health is reflected in our innovative approach to client care. We strive to bridge the gaps in mental health services, ensuring that individuals from all walks of life have access to certified therapists who can provide compassionate and comprehensive support. Work EnvironmentThis role operates in a remote setting, allowing for flexibility and the possibility of work-life balance, while still fostering collaborative communication within a dedicated team of professionals. Our community health clinic is designed to provide virtual care to enhance accessibility, empowering both staff and clients to contribute to the evolving landscape of mental health treatment. You will be part of a supportive environment where innovative ideas are encouraged, and the collective goal is to improve community mental health. Key ResponsibilitiesMaintain timely and effective communication with clients and their families, returning calls and emails promptly—within 2 hours during business hours and within 24 hours otherwise. Collaborate with the Utilization Review Department and Business Department to navigate the complexities of authorization and billing processes. Ensure continuity of care by coordinating communication with outpatient providers and referral sources at critical points of the treatment process, including admission, midpoint, and discharge. Facilitate discharge planning from the day of admission, conducting discharge sessions to reinforce coping strategies and clarify transition plans. Manage crises effectively during therapy sessions, providing support to patients in distress and contributing to the overall safety and welfare of the treatment milieu. Complete clinical documentation meticulously and promptly after each session to ensure compliance with regulatory standards. Build therapeutic rapport by assessing clients for suicidality and the potential for self-harm or harm to others, actively enhancing safety and intervention strategies. Conduct comprehensive admission assessments with professionalism, ensuring a welcoming environment for new patients. Engage actively in weekly treatment team meetings to set collaborative treatment goals, offering support to colleagues when needed. Provide clinical information for utilization reviews to insurance companies to secure necessary authorizations efficiently. Patient Population / Client FocusYour role centers on supporting diverse individuals and families seeking mental health services. Our clients range from those experiencing acute mental health crises to individuals in need of long-term therapeutic support. You will work with clients from various backgrounds, using culturally competent practices to ensure effective communication and treatment resonance. QualificationsA Master's or Doctorate degree in clinical psychology, counseling, or clinical social work (e.g., MA, MS, MSW, MFT, MHC, PhD, PsyD) from an accredited institution. An independent license from a U.S. state, such as LCSW, LMFT, or LPC. A strong commitment to impacting individual lives and contributing positively to behavioral healthcare. Proficiency in electronic medical record systems and adeptness in electronic communication. Preferred ExperienceExperience managing a diverse caseload and interface with large healthcare providers and support staff. A track record of fostering therapeutic relationships with clients and their families, emphasizing trust and collaboration. Previous experience in community health settings is advantageous but not mandatory. Compensation and BenefitsThis position offers a competitive annual salary ranging from USD 80,000 to $100,000, commensurate with experience and qualifications. Additionally, we provide: Professional liability insurance An employee assistance program designed to support your own mental health needs A streamlined approach to paperwork, allowing you to focus more on patient care A full caseload ensuring a busy and fulfilling schedule Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision insurance Life and disability insurance for added peace of mind Career Growth OpportunitiesJoining the Clearly Heard Counseling Services team means opening doors to professional development and growth. As part of our commitment to excellence, we offer training opportunities and professional advancement pathways for staff looking to expand their skills and expertise in mental health treatment. Why Join Our TeamWe are dedicated to building a diverse workforce that reflects the communities we serve. At Clearly Heard Counseling Services, your contributions are valued, and your voice matters. By joining our team, you will have the opportunity to help shape the future of behavioral healthcare and make a meaningful difference in the lives of individuals and families struggling with mental health challenges. Application InformationIf you are ready to take the next step in your career as a Senior Licensed Mental Health Counselor, we invite you to apply. Please submit your resume and a cover letter detailing your relevant experience and passion for mental health care to join our innovative team. Together, let’s work towards a healthier future for our community.

Outpatient Addictions Clinical Supervisor and Counselor

New Directions Northwest Inc Baker City, OR

Job DescriptionJob DescriptionFIND YOUR PURPOSE. FIND YOUR PLACE.Use your skills to help people build lasting recovery.The Outpatient Addictions Clinical Supervisor and Counselor provides clinical supervision, training, and support to counseling staff (CADC-R and CADC) in accordance with OAR 309-019-0140 through 309-019-0200. This position also maintains a direct client caseload and delivers evidence-based individual and group counseling services for adults experiencing substance use disorders. The role ensures compliance with all regulatory, ethical, and professional standards established by OHA, MHACBO, and BOLI, and contributes to agency leadership, quality assurance, and collaborative partnerships.Why This Work MattersRecovery is built through skilled relationships, accountability, and practical tools for change. Your work helps clients understand patterns, build new skills, and take meaningful steps toward healthier lives.What You'll DoProvides supervision to CADC-R and CADC staff consistent with OAR 309-019-0140(3)(a-f).Documents all supervision sessions and ensures compliance with MHACBO supervision standards.Reviews clinical documentation for accuracy, completeness, and timeliness.Supports the professional development of supervisees through feedback, training, and performance evaluation.Monitors fidelity to treatment models and evidence-based practices.Addresses performance issues and participates in corrective action plans when necessary.Maintains a small caseload of clients, providing assessment, diagnosis, treatment planning, and counseling.What We're Looking ForQualifications are based on the approved NDN job description and applicable program requirements.Build Your Career at NDNAt New Directions Northwest, we believe in developing people - not just filling positions. Depending on your role and career path, opportunities may include training, professional development, credentialing support, supervision, and advancement within a multidisciplinary behavioral health organization.Benefits That Support Your LifeEligible NDN employees have access to a comprehensive benefits package that may include medical, dental, vision, retirement, paid time off, HSA/FSA options, employee wellness, professional development, and career growth. Specific eligibility and benefit information will be provided during the hiring process.A Rewarding Career. An Exceptional Life.Living in Baker City means your life outside work can be pretty good, too. Surrounded by the Elkhorn Mountains and some of Eastern Oregon's most beautiful country, Baker City combines a historic downtown, short commutes, four distinct seasons, and a close-knit community with easy access to hiking, camping, fishing, skiing, and other outdoor recreation.Big Mountains. Small-Town Connections. Great Careers.Ready for a New Direction?Find Your Purpose. Find Your Place.Build your career. Make Baker City home.Explore current openings: newdirectionsnw.org/career-opportunities

PRCF Certified Drug and Alcohol Counselor (CADC-R, CADC I, CADC II or CADC III)

New Directions Northwest Inc Baker City, OR

Job DescriptionJob DescriptionPosition SummaryThe Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor (CADC-R / CADC) provides structured, evidence-based addiction treatment services within the Powder River Correctional Facility (PRCF) through a 180-day program focused on substance use, criminal thinking, and behavioral change.Counselors provide individual and group counseling, conduct ASAM-based assessments, and use approved curricula to promote rehabilitation, accountability, and recovery. This position operates under OAR 309-019 standards and adheres to Oregon Department of Corrections (DOC) rules, MHACBO ethical standards, and all security and safety requirements. Essential Duties and ResponsibilitiesClinical & Program ServicesProvides individual and group counseling to incarcerated adults addressing substance use, criminality, relapse prevention, and cognitive restructuring.Facilitates structured, evidence-based programming using approved curricula (e.g., CBT, MRT, MI, relapse prevention).Conducts ASAM-based assessments to determine clinical needs and treatment planning per OAR 309-019-0125.Develops, updates, and monitors individualized treatment plans focused on measurable behavioral change.Demonstrates a basic understanding of therapeutic community functioning and integrates principles of peer accountability and structure into group and individual sessions as appropriate.Coordinates discharge and re-entry planning for clients nearing program completion, ensuring referral to community-based services upon release. Documentation & ComplianceCompletes documentation per OAR 309-019-0105(3), DOC workflow standards, and agency policy. Documentation completed within 36 hours of start of service.Maintains treatment notes, progress reports, and attendance logs in accordance with DOC and OHA requirements.Ensures confidentiality in compliance with HIPAA, 42 CFR Part 2, and DOC policies on information security.Reads, understands, and adheres to DOC workflow, treatment procedures, and documentation expectations. Training & Professional DevelopmentSuccessfully completes LEDS clearance and maintains eligibility for DOC facility access.Completes all required DOC Workday Trainings prior to direct service delivery.Demonstrates full understanding and compliance with the Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA) and DOC ethical standards.Reads and applies knowledge from ?Games Criminals Play? to recognize manipulation and maintain professional boundaries.Reviews and understands the Mentee/Client Handbook and attends an observed Informed Consent entrance meeting prior to conducting services.Participates in regular supervision under a CADC II, following OAR 309-019-0135(1) standards.Maintains MHACBO registration or certification and completes required continuing education. Professional Conduct & MHACBO EthicsAdheres to the MHACBO Code of Conduct, maintaining ethical, professional, and accountable behavior at all times.Practices within the scope of CADC-R / CADC as defined in OAR 309-019-0105(19).Maintains firm boundaries with incarcerated individuals and avoids dual relationships or favoritism.Demonstrates respect, trauma-informed practice, and cultural sensitivity.Complies with all Oregon DOC rules, safety protocols, and staff conduct policies. Program Integration & CollaborationCollaborates with DOC staff, custody officers, and program supervisors to maintain treatment integrity and facility safety.Participates in case reviews, staff meetings, and multidisciplinary discussions as required.Supports consistent delivery of the evidence-based program curriculum across group and individual settings.Coordinates with DOC reentry and parole services to ensure continuity of care post-release. Attendance, Timeliness & BOLI ComplianceMaintains reliable, on-site attendance as an essential job function per BOLI OAR 839-020.Take required meal and rest breaks per BOLI OAR 839-020.Submit accurate timecards by Friday of the pay-period end.Demonstrates punctuality and accountability for assigned caseload and groups.Requests Vacation/Personal Day leave 30 days in advance.Requests and communicates accommodations under ADA / ORS 659A.103 when needed. Minimum QualificationsActive or eligible for MHACBO CADC-R / CADC I / CADC II certification within 6 months of hire.Experience providing substance use counseling or reentry services; correctional setting experience preferred.Knowledge of OAR 309-019, ASAM Criteria, and evidence-based substance use treatment models.Ability to deliver and document programming using approved curricula and DOC templates.Successful completion of LEDS background clearance and DOC Workday Trainings.Knowledge of correctional workflows, security procedures, and professional boundaries in secure environments.Must pass Oregon background check per OAR 407-007-0200?0370. Knowledge, Skills & AbilitiesUnderstanding of addiction, criminal thinking, relapse prevention, and behavioral change models.Knowledge of how therapeutic communities function and how peer accountability supports recovery.Ability to follow structured, evidence-based curricula with consistency and fidelity.Strong group facilitation, communication, and motivational interviewing skills.Ability to maintain composure and professionalism within correctional settings.Competence in EHR documentation, confidentiality, and DOC reporting systems. Work Environment & Physical RequirementsWork performed inside a secure Department of Corrections facility.Requires situational awareness, adherence to DOC security procedures, and frequent communication with custody staff.Must be able to stand, facilitate, or sit for long periods during group or session delivery.Occasional exposure to high-stress or crisis situations requiring calm, professional response. SupervisionReports To: DOC Program Supervisor / CADC IISupervision Received: Under direct supervision per OAR 309-019-0135(1).Supervision Given: May assist in mentoring or orientation of new CADC-Rs or interns. Equal Opportunity & Accommodation StatementNew Directions Northwest, Inc. complies with BOLI, OHA, and DOC regulations ensuring equal employment opportunity and workplace accessibility. Employees may request reasonable accommodations at any time; requests are reviewed confidentially and without retaliation. Acknowledgment:This job description outlines the essential functions and responsibilities of the position but is not intended to be an exhaustive list. Other duties may be assigned consistent with program needs and employee licensure or certification.

School Counselor (K-8) - Parkridge

Helix Community Schools Baker, LA

Job DescriptionJob DescriptionSchool Counselor (K–8) Park Ridge Achievement Academy | Helix Community SchoolsPosition Overview Park Ridge Achievement Academy is seeking a compassionate and experienced School Counselor (K–8) to support the academic, social-emotional, and developmental needs of our students.The School Counselor will provide individual, small-group, and classroom counseling while partnering with families, teachers, administrators, and community resources to help students succeed academically, socially, and emotionally.Key Responsibilities Provide individual and small-group counseling to students.Deliver classroom lessons focused on social-emotional skills, conflict resolution, bullying prevention, study skills, personal safety, and career awareness.Support students experiencing academic, behavioral, social, or emotional concerns.Respond to student crises and coordinate additional services when needed.Monitor attendance, academic performance, and behavior to identify students needing additional support.Support students and families during school transitions, including the transition to high school.Assist 8th-grade students with Individual Graduation Plans (IGPs) and high school pathway exploration.Collaborate with teachers, administrators, families, and community partners.Participate in SBLC, RTI/MTSS, PBIS, Section 504, and IEP processes as appropriate.Maintain confidential student counseling records and follow applicable ethical and professional standards.Qualifications Required:Louisiana Ancillary School Counselor (K–12) certificate or valid Louisiana teaching certificate with the School Counselor (K–12) add-on endorsement (or eligibility letter from LDOE).Graduate degree in counseling from a CACREP-accredited program.Completion of required counseling practicum and internship.Passing score on the Praxis School Counselor examination.Current training in suicide prevention, crisis response, and mandatory reporting.Preferred:Two or more years of elementary or middle school counseling experience.Experience with PBIS, RTI/MTSS, SBLC, and Section 504.Training in trauma-informed practices, restorative practices, or social-emotional learning.Position Details Full-time, exemptSchool-year positionGrades: Kindergarten–8th GradeSalary: Based on the Helix Community Schools salary scheduleReports to: Principal Join Helix Community Schools If you are passionate about supporting students academically, socially, and emotionally and want to make a meaningful impact in a school community, we encourage you to apply.

Dynamic Environment

Store Manager

RadNet, Inc. Baker, LA

PositionStore ManagerExternal DescriptionStore Manager Job PostingCITITRENDS is a leading off-price value retailer of apparel, accessories, and home trends dedicated to delivering great style and amazing brands at exceptional prices.We are growing and investing in our stores, our people, and our leaders. Our success is driven by strong store leadership, a commitment to customer experience, and a passion for developing talent from within our communities.Position SummaryAs a Store Manager , you are responsible for leading all aspects of store performance, people leadership, and operational execution. You will oversee daily store operations, drive sales and profitability, and ensure a positive customer experience while building, coaching, and developing a high-performing store team.This role is ideal for experienced retail leaders who thrive in fast-paced environments, lead with accountability, and take ownership of results.Summary of Key ResponsibilitiesStore Operations & PerformanceLead daily store operations to ensure sales goals, profit objectives , and customer experience standards are consistently achievedMonitor sales performance and take action to drive results and address opportunitiesMaintain financial controls, including payroll management, shrink control, and operating expensesEnsure proper inventory controls, inventory transactions, and compliance with shrink prevention standardsUphold all CITITRENDS operational policies, procedures, and standardsRecruit, interview, hire, onboard, coach, and, when necessary, counsel or terminate associates in accordance with company policies and legal guidelinesDirect and supervise associates engaged in sales, inventory, cash handling, and customer serviceBuild and maintain appropriate staffing levels to support store operations and performanceProvide ongoing coaching, feedback, and performance management to develop store associatesCustomer Experience & ComplianceEnsure customers consistently receive excellent service in a safe, organized, and welcoming environmentReinforce adherence to company policies, procedures, and loss prevention standardsEnsure consistent execution of merchandising, operational, and visual standardsAddress customer concerns professionally and promptlyPerform additional duties and responsibilities as assigned to support store operations and business needs.QualificationsHigh school diploma or equivalent required3–5 years of experience as a Store Manager or equivalent retail leadership role5–7 years of overall retail experience preferredStrong communication , organizational, and people leadership skillsAbility to work a flexible schedule, including nights and weekendsAbility to perform basic math calculations, including percentagesOperational Excellence & ComplianceCustomer-Focused ExecutionAdaptability in a Fast-Paced Retail EnvironmentWhy Join CITITRENDSCITITRENDS is a great place to build a fun and rewarding career in retail management. We believe in promoting from within and developing leaders who take initiative. We offer competitive pay and a comprehensive benefits package that includes health and dental insurance, paid vacation, a 401(k) plan, paid training, and opportunities for continued career growth.If you’re ready to lead a store, build strong teams, and make a meaningful impact in your community— CITITRENDS is the place for you.CITITRENDS is an equal opportunity employer and prohibits discrimination and harassment of any kind in accordance with applicable federal, state, and local laws.About UsContact UsEmployer Privacy PolicyEEO is the LawADP Privacy Statement Artificial Intelligence Google Privacy Policy Google Terms of Service#J-18808-Ljbffr

Residential Treatment Technician - Recovery Support

Appone Baker City, OR

New Directions Northwest in Baker City, Oregon seeks a Treatment Technician to support residents on the recovery journey within a structured, caring environment.You will provide compassionate supervision, help with daily activities and programming, document accurately, and collaborate with counselors and the treatment team to promote safety and progress for clients pursuing recovery from substance use disorders.#J-18808-Ljbffr

Recovery Support Technician: Growth & Purpose

Paychex Inc. Baker City, OR

New Directions Northwest in Baker City, Oregon, is seeking a dependable Treatment Technician to join our residential treatment team. We provide training and value reliability, compassion, and professionalism to help clients succeed in recovery.You will support clients, maintain a safe environment, document accurately, and work with counselors to meet treatment goals. A high school diploma is required, and background checks and driving eligibility are part of the process.#J-18808-Ljbffr

Treatment Technician - Baker House Men’s

Paychex Inc. Baker City, OR

EOE Statement We are an equal employment opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status or any other characteristic protected by law.DescriptionFIND YOUR PURPOSE. FIND YOUR PLACE.Looking for work that actually means something?At New Directions Northwest, you don't need years of behavioral health experience to begin making a difference. Baker House Men's is looking for a dependable, compassionate Treatment Technician to join our residential treatment team.We can teach you the program. We can train you for the position. What we're looking for is someone who brings reliability, good judgment, professionalism, compassion, and a genuine desire to help people succeed in recovery.Why This Work MattersBaker House Men's provides a structured, supportive residential environment for men working toward recovery from substance use disorders.As a Treatment Technician, you are part of their everyday recovery experience. You help maintain a safe and welcoming environment, provide structure and supervision, support daily activities and programming, communicate with the treatment team, and help clients move forward.Some days the difference you make may seem small. To the person you're helping, it may be anything but small.What You'll DoSupport clients in a compassionate, respectful and nonjudgmental manner.Help maintain a safe, structured and recovery-focused residential environment.Provide client supervision and support throughout daily activities and programming.Observe and communicate important client needs or concerns to the treatment team.Complete required documentation accurately and timely.Maintain appropriate professional boundaries and confidentiality.Work collaboratively with counselors, supervisors and other members of the treatment team.Follow NDN policies, residential procedures and safety requirements.You Don't Have to Come to Us as a CounselorThis is important. We hire for potential as well as experience.Previous residential treatment or behavioral health experience can be helpful, but it isn't the only way to become a strong Treatment Technician. NDN provides training and gives employees opportunities to learn, develop professionally and explore careers in behavioral health and addiction treatment.A high school diploma or equivalent is required. Candidates must also be able to meet NDN's applicable background, drug-screening, driving and other employment requirements.We Don't Just Hire People. We Develop Them.Your first position at New Directions Northwest doesn't have to be your last. A Treatment Technician position can be an opportunity to gain hands-on behavioral health experience, develop new skills, pursue credentials and discover where you want your career to go next.Why New Directions Northwest?NDN is a multidisciplinary behavioral health organization serving individuals and families throughout Baker County and Eastern Oregon. Our employees work across addiction treatment, mental health, residential services, crisis services, developmental disabilities, prevention, medical services and community-based programs.When you join NDN, you're joining an organization where different professions and programs share one purpose: helping people build healthier, more successful lives.Benefits That Support Your LifeMedicalDentalVisionRetirementPaid Time OffHSA/FSA OptionsEmployee WellnessProfessional DevelopmentCareer GrowthSpecific eligibility and benefit information will be provided during the hiring process.A Rewarding Career. An Exceptional Life.Welcome to Baker City, Oregon.Living in Baker City, Oregon.Living in Baker City means your life outside work can be pretty good, too. Surrounded by the Elkhorn Mountains and some of Eastern Oregon's most beautiful country, Baker City combines a historic downtown, short commutes, four distinct seasons and a close-knit community with easy access to hiking, camping, fishing, skiing and other outdoor recreation.It's a place where you can know your neighbors, become part of the community and still have mountains practically in your backyard.BIG MOUNTAINS. SMALL-TOWN CONNECTIONS. GREAT CAREERS.Ready for a New Direction?You don't need to have your entire career figured out before you start. Bring your work ethic. Bring your compassion. Bring your willingness to learn. We'll help you build from there.FIND YOUR PURPOSE. FIND YOUR PLACE.Build your career. Make Baker City home.New Directions Northwest | Baker City, OregonAbout the Organization New Directions Northwest specializes in helping people with alcohol, drug and gambling addictions, mental health, developmental disabilities and prevention services to individuals from Baker County, and throughout the state of Oregon. Serving Baker County since 1967.This position is currently accepting applications.#J-18808-Ljbffr

Treatment Technician - Baker House Women?s

Appone Baker City, OR

EOE Statement We are an equal employment opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status or any other characteristic protected by law.DescriptionFIND YOUR PURPOSE. FIND YOUR PLACE.Looking for work that actually means something?At New Directions Northwest, you don't need years of behavioral health experience to begin making a difference. Baker House Women's is looking for a dependable, compassionate Treatment Technician to join our residential treatment team.We can teach you the program. We can train you for the position. What we're looking for is someone who brings reliability, good judgment, professionalism, compassion, and a genuine desire to help people succeed in recovery.Why This Work MattersBaker House Women's provides a structured, supportive residential environment for women working toward recovery from substance use disorders.As a Treatment Technician, you are part of their everyday recovery experience. You help maintain a safe and welcoming environment, provide structure and supervision, support daily activities and programming, communicate with the treatment team, and help clients move forward.Some days the difference you make may seem small. To the person you're helping, it may be anything but small.What You'll DoSupport clients in a compassionate, respectful and nonjudgmental manner.Help maintain a safe, structured and recovery-focused residential environment.Provide client supervision and support throughout daily activities and programming.Observe and communicate important client needs or concerns to the treatment team.Complete required documentation accurately and timely.Maintain appropriate professional boundaries and confidentiality.Work collaboratively with counselors, supervisors and other members of the treatment team.Follow NDN policies, residential procedures and safety requirements.You Don't Have to Come to Us as a CounselorThis is important. We hire for potential as well as experience.Previous residential treatment or behavioral health experience can be helpful, but it isn't the only way to become a strong Treatment Technician. NDN provides training and gives employees opportunities to learn, develop professionally and explore careers in behavioral health and addiction treatment.A high school diploma or equivalent is required. Candidates must also be able to meet NDN's applicable background, drug-screening, driving and other employment requirements.We Don't Just Hire People. We Develop Them.Your first position at New Directions Northwest doesn't have to be your last. A Treatment Technician position can be an opportunity to gain hands-on behavioral health experience, develop new skills, pursue credentials and discover where you want your career to go next.START HERE. LEARN HERE. GROW HERE.Why New Directions Northwest?NDN is a multidisciplinary behavioral health organization serving individuals and families throughout Baker County and Eastern Oregon. Our employees work across addiction treatment, mental health, residential services, crisis services, developmental disabilities, prevention, medical services and community-based programs.When you join NDN, you're joining an organization where different professions and programs share one purpose: helping people build healthier, more successful lives.Benefits That Support Your LifeEligible NDN employees have access to a comprehensive benefits package that may include:MedicalDentalVisionRetirementPaid Time OffHSA/FSA OptionsEmployee WellnessProfessional DevelopmentCareer GrowthSpecific eligibility and benefit information will be provided during the hiring process.A Rewarding Career. An Exceptional Life.Welcome to Baker City, Oregon.Living in Baker City means your life outside work can be pretty good, too. Surrounded by the Elkhorn Mountains and some of Eastern Oregon's most beautiful country, Baker City combines a historic downtown, short commutes, four distinct seasons and a close-knit community with easy access to hiking, camping, fishing, skiing and other outdoor recreation.It's a place where you can know your neighbors, become part of the community and still have mountains practically in your backyard.BIG MOUNTAINS. SMALL-TOWN CONNECTIONS. GREAT CAREERS.Ready for a New Direction?You don't need to have your entire career figured out before you start. Bring your work ethic. Bring your compassion. Bring your willingness to learn. We'll help you build from there.FIND YOUR PURPOSE. FIND YOUR PLACE.Build your career. Make Baker City home.New Directions Northwest | Baker City, OregonAbout the OrganizationNew Directions Northwest specializes in helping people with alcohol, drug and gambling addictions, mental health, developmental disabilities and prevention services to individuals from Baker County, and throughout the state of Oregon. Serving Baker County since 1967.This position is currently accepting applications.#J-18808-Ljbffr

Treatment Technician - Baker House Men?s

New Directions Northwest Inc Baker City, OR

Job DescriptionJob DescriptionFIND YOUR PURPOSE. FIND YOUR PLACE.Looking for work that actually means something?At New Directions Northwest, you don?t need years of behavioral health experience to begin making a difference. Baker House Men?s is looking for a dependable, compassionate Treatment Technician to join our residential treatment team.We can teach you the program. We can train you for the position. What we?re looking for is someone who brings reliability, good judgment, professionalism, compassion, and a genuine desire to help people succeed in recovery.Why This Work MattersBaker House Men?s provides a structured, supportive residential environment for men working toward recovery from substance use disorders.As a Treatment Technician, you are part of their everyday recovery experience. You help maintain a safe and welcoming environment, provide structure and supervision, support daily activities and programming, communicate with the treatment team, and help clients move forward.Some days the difference you make may seem small. To the person you?re helping, it may be anything but small.What You?ll DoSupport clients in a compassionate, respectful and nonjudgmental manner.Help maintain a safe, structured and recovery-focused residential environment.Provide client supervision and support throughout daily activities and programming.Observe and communicate important client needs or concerns to the treatment team.Complete required documentation accurately and timely.Maintain appropriate professional boundaries and confidentiality.Work collaboratively with counselors, supervisors and other members of the treatment team.Follow NDN policies, residential procedures and safety requirements.You Don?t Have to Come to Us as a CounselorThis is important. We hire for potential as well as experience.Previous residential treatment or behavioral health experience can be helpful, but it isn?t the only way to become a strong Treatment Technician. NDN provides training and gives employees opportunities to learn, develop professionally and explore careers in behavioral health and addiction treatment.A high school diploma or equivalent is required. Candidates must also be able to meet NDN?s applicable background, drug-screening, driving and other employment requirements.We Don?t Just Hire People. We Develop Them.Your first position at New Directions Northwest doesn?t have to be your last. A Treatment Technician position can be an opportunity to gain hands-on behavioral health experience, develop new skills, pursue credentials and discover where you want your career to go next.START HERE. LEARN HERE. GROW HERE.Why New Directions Northwest?NDN is a multidisciplinary behavioral health organization serving individuals and families throughout Baker County and Eastern Oregon. Our employees work across addiction treatment, mental health, residential services, crisis services, developmental disabilities, prevention, medical services and community-based programs.When you join NDN, you?re joining an organization where different professions and programs share one purpose: helping people build healthier, more successful lives.Benefits That Support Your LifeEligible NDN employees have access to a comprehensive benefits package that may include:Medical ? Dental ? Vision ? Retirement ? Paid Time Off ? HSA/FSA Options Employee Wellness ? Professional Development ? Career GrowthSpecific eligibility and benefit information will be provided during the hiring process.A Rewarding Career. An Exceptional Life.Welcome to Baker City, Oregon.Living in Baker City means your life outside work can be pretty good, too. Surrounded by the Elkhorn Mountains and some of Eastern Oregon?s most beautiful country, Baker City combines a historic downtown, short commutes, four distinct seasons and a close-knit community with easy access to hiking, camping, fishing, skiing and other outdoor recreation.It?s a place where you can know your neighbors, become part of the community and still have mountains practically in your backyard.BIG MOUNTAINS. SMALL-TOWN CONNECTIONS. GREAT CAREERS.Ready for a New Direction?You don?t need to have your entire career figured out before you start. Bring your work ethic. Bring your compassion. Bring your willingness to learn. We?ll help you build from there.FIND YOUR PURPOSE. FIND YOUR PLACE.Build your career. Make Baker City home.New Directions Northwest | Baker City, OregonAPPLY NOW

Treatment Technician - Baker House Women?s

New Directions Northwest Inc Baker City, OR

Job DescriptionJob DescriptionFIND YOUR PURPOSE. FIND YOUR PLACE.Looking for work that actually means something?At New Directions Northwest, you don?t need years of behavioral health experience to begin making a difference. Baker House Women?s is looking for a dependable, compassionate Treatment Technician to join our residential treatment team.We can teach you the program. We can train you for the position. What we?re looking for is someone who brings reliability, good judgment, professionalism, compassion, and a genuine desire to help people succeed in recovery.Why This Work MattersBaker House Women?s provides a structured, supportive residential environment for women working toward recovery from substance use disorders.As a Treatment Technician, you are part of their everyday recovery experience. You help maintain a safe and welcoming environment, provide structure and supervision, support daily activities and programming, communicate with the treatment team, and help clients move forward.Some days the difference you make may seem small. To the person you?re helping, it may be anything but small.What You?ll DoSupport clients in a compassionate, respectful and nonjudgmental manner.Help maintain a safe, structured and recovery-focused residential environment.Provide client supervision and support throughout daily activities and programming.Observe and communicate important client needs or concerns to the treatment team.Complete required documentation accurately and timely.Maintain appropriate professional boundaries and confidentiality.Work collaboratively with counselors, supervisors and other members of the treatment team.Follow NDN policies, residential procedures and safety requirements.You Don?t Have to Come to Us as a CounselorThis is important. We hire for potential as well as experience.Previous residential treatment or behavioral health experience can be helpful, but it isn?t the only way to become a strong Treatment Technician. NDN provides training and gives employees opportunities to learn, develop professionally and explore careers in behavioral health and addiction treatment.A high school diploma or equivalent is required. Candidates must also be able to meet NDN?s applicable background, drug-screening, driving and other employment requirements.We Don?t Just Hire People. We Develop Them.Your first position at New Directions Northwest doesn?t have to be your last. A Treatment Technician position can be an opportunity to gain hands-on behavioral health experience, develop new skills, pursue credentials and discover where you want your career to go next.START HERE. LEARN HERE. GROW HERE.Why New Directions Northwest?NDN is a multidisciplinary behavioral health organization serving individuals and families throughout Baker County and Eastern Oregon. Our employees work across addiction treatment, mental health, residential services, crisis services, developmental disabilities, prevention, medical services and community-based programs.When you join NDN, you?re joining an organization where different professions and programs share one purpose: helping people build healthier, more successful lives.Benefits That Support Your LifeEligible NDN employees have access to a comprehensive benefits package that may include:Medical ? Dental ? Vision ? Retirement ? Paid Time Off ? HSA/FSA Options Employee Wellness ? Professional Development ? Career GrowthSpecific eligibility and benefit information will be provided during the hiring process.A Rewarding Career. An Exceptional Life.Welcome to Baker City, Oregon.Living in Baker City means your life outside work can be pretty good, too. Surrounded by the Elkhorn Mountains and some of Eastern Oregon?s most beautiful country, Baker City combines a historic downtown, short commutes, four distinct seasons and a close-knit community with easy access to hiking, camping, fishing, skiing and other outdoor recreation.It?s a place where you can know your neighbors, become part of the community and still have mountains practically in your backyard.BIG MOUNTAINS. SMALL-TOWN CONNECTIONS. GREAT CAREERS.Ready for a New Direction?You don?t need to have your entire career figured out before you start. Bring your work ethic. Bring your compassion. Bring your willingness to learn. We?ll help you build from there.FIND YOUR PURPOSE. FIND YOUR PLACE.Build your career. Make Baker City home.New Directions Northwest | Baker City, OregonAPPLY NOW