Careers
Join Our Team
Thank you for your interest in working at Penndel Mental Health Center. You can view our current openings below.
To apply, please complete our Online Application.
Alternatively, you can fill out a copy of our Employment Application. The application can be emailed to HR@penndelmhc.org or dropped off in person. Thank you.
Current Openings
Director of Street Outreach & Administrative Case Management – Full time position. Bachelor’s Degree in Human Services required. Direct case management experience in the field of Human Services is also required as well as direct experience working with clients experiencing housing instability.
Case Manager– Full time position working with homeless adults with mental health diagnosis. High school diploma and previous experience required.
Assertive Community Treatment Team
Certified Peer Specialist – Full-Time position. All candidates must have current CPS certification.
Mental Health Professional– Full time position in the Family Based program. Requires master’s degree and experience providing therapy to children and family members with a mental health diagnosis.
Mobile Therapist – Full time position providing therapy to children and adolescents. Master’s degree and experience required.
Behavioral Health Tech – Full time position working with children. Requires high school diploma and 2 years of experience in the provision of behavioral health services OR registered behavioral health technician certification
Licensed Behavior Specialist – Full time position providing therapy in the community. Master’s degree and license required.
Resident Advisor – Full and part time positions available working in Adult Residential program. Various schedules available.
Licensed Therapist –Full time hours are available. All candidates must have a master’s degree in human services and LPC, LMFT or LCSW. Drug and Alcohol experience preferred.
Medical Records
Support Staff – Full and part time positions available. This position requires high school diploma, strong communication skills, computer knowledge and ability to handle a fast-paced schedule.
Supports Coordinator – Works with individuals diagnosed with ID or Autism and their families to access services and supports in the community. Bachelor’s degree, RN, or high school diploma plus 12 college credits in human services required.