Preferred Behavioral Health Group Elects Jennifer Godoski to Board of Trustees
Jennifer Godoski of Eatontown Elected to PBHG Board of Trustees.
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Jennifer Godoski of Eatontown Elected to PBHG Board of Trustees.
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Preferred Behavioral Health Group (PBHG) is pleased to announce Randy J. Minniear as the new Chair of the Board of Trustees. Minniear is widely recognized as one of New Jersey’s top healthcare public affairs executives.
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See highlights from our sold-out Golf Outing at Hollywood Golf Club.
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September is more than just a month; it’s a symbol of renewed hope and the power of transformation. As we embrace National Recovery Month, Preferred Behavioral Health Group stands alongside individuals, families, and communities affected by substance use disorders, offering unwavering support and resources for their journey towards recovery. Recovery is not just a possibility; it is a reality. Every story of triumph over addiction is a testament to the strength of the human spirit. The path to recovery begins with a single step—a decision to seek help. Whether it’s acknowledging the need for change or supporting a loved one, taking that initial step can ignite a transformational journey. At PBHG, we believe in a holistic approach to recovery. We encourage individuals to engage in self-discovery, therapy, support groups, and, if necessary, medication-assisted treatment. Small, consistent steps lead to significant progress. Education and awareness play crucial roles too, reducing stigma and promoting understanding. If you or someone you know is seeking a path to recovery, PBHG is here to help. Our comprehensive substance use services are tailored to individual needs, fostering a sense of belonging and empowerment. From counseling to community engagement, we offer a range of resources that provide a lifeline to a healthier future. Learn more about our programs and services HERE. This National Recovery Month, let’s stand together, sharing stories of resilience, celebrating every achievement, and fostering a compassionate community. Recovery is possible, and at PBHG, we’re dedicated to guiding every step of the journey towards a brighter, substance-free tomorrow. 732-367-4700 Hope. Heal. Thrive.
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Paula of Brick learned she was pregnant again on the day of her daughter Sandra’s baby shower back in 2019. Mother and daughter are now both recent graduates of PBHG’s Ocean County Healthy Families program, a free and voluntary in-home visitation program in Ocean County designed to assist, support, and educate pregnant and newly parenting families. Both babies were born right at the start of the pandemic in 2020. Those early months are difficult enough for new parents, but the stress and isolation from the pandemic magnified the difficulties. Plus, a financial burden hit when Paula lost her job at a local restaurant when it closed. But Paula is a hard worker and a caring and conscientious Mom. With those qualities and the support provided by Ocean County Healthy Families support worker Glory for 3 years, Paula and her family are now flourishing. “During the pandemic, Glory helped us through the whole process. She brought food, diapers, blankets – whatever we needed, and we needed a lot,” said Paula. “She connected us with healthcare services and community resources and made sure all of us were well. And she could always cheer me up. When my brother Jamiez died unexpectedly at age 41, she even sent flowers and a card.” Paula With her restaurant experience and confidence she gained from Glory and the Ocean County Healthy Families program, in 2021, Paula opened her own small grocery store in Brick. Named “Jamiez Grocery” after her beloved brother, the store sells fresh fruits and vegetables, condiments, meat, dairy, and other products. It was hard work, but today the store is thriving, and Paula is well-known in her local community as a successful businesswoman and a loving Mom and Grandmother. “I am so thankful for all of the help, and I will always be grateful.” For more information on our Ocean County Healthy Families program, click HERE. Ocean County Healthy Families is an affiliate of Healthy Families America®
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The SAIL Program is a structured partial care program with youth who have serious emotional/behavioral issues that helps them reach their full potential for learning, growth, and emotional stability. The program is for 13-17 year olds. The Teen Intervene program is open to teens 12 to 19 years old at risk or suspected of mild substance use. The Director is responsible for program development, operation, and management; responsible for supervision of all staff and persons served in the programs. Responsibilities: Competencies: Qualifications: Benefits: If you are looking to make an impact by helping others, then Preferred Behavioral Health Group is the place for you! By joining our award-winning team, you will be part of the premier behavioral health organization in Monmouth and Ocean counties; a dynamic and innovative non-profit that was proudly named “Outstanding Employer of the Year” by the New Jersey Business and Industry Association (NJBIA). Our mission is to deliver quality and compassionate behavioral health services to individuals and families through a Trauma-Informed Care philosophy and approach. Our staff is at the core of everything we do. We are dedicated to building a diverse team, one where employees feel a sense of belonging and are valued for their contributions. We encourage and embrace staff development and growth. If you are ready for an exciting and rewarding career, please apply today. Preferred Behavioral Health Group requires all employees to provide proof of vaccination for COVID – 19 before beginning work, unless a valid medical, religious, or other exemption is approved by PBHG consistent with applicable law. EOE. Smoke-Free Facility. Apply HERE.
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“I wouldn’t be where I am today without the LifeSet program.” Read here about Niziere’s journey…
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These two positions will support the new Student Support Services Hubs at PBHG which will provide mental health services to schools and students. The Coordinator will answer general and new participant inquires and communicate with potential participants by supporting schools with the scheduling/application process, which may include organizing timeframes for high need districts. One Coordinator will be based in Ocean County (Bayville) and one in Monmouth County (Eatontown). Responsibilities: Competencies: Qualifications: Benefits: If you are looking to make an impact by helping others, then Preferred Behavioral Health Group is the place for you! By joining our award-winning team, you will be part of the premier behavioral health organization in Monmouth and Ocean counties; a dynamic and innovative non-profit that was proudly named “Outstanding Employer of the Year” by the New Jersey Business and Industry Association (NJBIA). Our mission is to deliver quality and compassionate behavioral health services to individuals and families through a Trauma-Informed Care philosophy and approach. Our staff is at the core of everything we do. We are dedicated to building a diverse team, one where employees feel a sense of belonging and are valued for their contributions. We encourage and embrace staff development and growth. If you are ready for an exciting and rewarding career, please submit your resume today. Preferred Behavioral Health Group requires all employees to provide proof of vaccination for COVID – 19 before beginning work, unless a valid medical, religious, or other exemption is approved by PBHG consistent with applicable law. Apply HERE. EOE
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Summary of Position: Observe and assist 3-7 consumers in a residential setting, with ongoing counseling for mental health services. All residential group home counselors are viewed as essential personnel in states of emergency and need to comply with work schedules accordingly. $500 SIGN ON BONUS! Responsibilities: On-site services and support; Communicating observations and information about the consumer to the program specialist and team; Counselor will demonstrate proficiency in AMHR, WRAP and IMR; Supervising, organizing and supporting recreational and/or socialization activities; Transportation Resident counseling Crisis intervention services, with ability to call police, outreach and ambulance services Participation in the development of the brief visit process, treatment service plan, discharge plan, or any other behavioral modification plan; Participation in individual service, coordinating activities such as medical, mental, health and community services; Documenting observations, information and services provided to the consumer in daily shift notes, weekly progress notes, or any other emergent documentation needed; Assists with facility clean-up when needed; Supervise medication self-administration by the consumer, and has a working knowledge of medications and side effects; Outreach family members when applicable, give support and education; Spends majority of shift with consumer(s); On-going communication with specialist regarding consumers and exhibited behaviors; Must maintain required CPR, Handle With Care and first aid education/certification; Monitors life safety needs and participates in/provides documentation of Fire Drills, Fire Equipment Inspections, AED Inspections, Disaster Drills, Vehicle Safety Reports, Monthly Sanitation Reports, First Aid Supplies, Daily Refrigerator and Freezer Temperature Forms, Weekly Dishwasher and Weekly Food Temperature Forms; Must exercise flexibility as needed with reassignment to other group home to comply with consumer census policy and staff shortages. Requirements: Bachelor’s Degree in Related Field OR Associate’s degree and 2 years of related work or life experience OR LPN and 2 years of related work or life experience OR High School diploma and 4 years of work or life experience. Valid NJ Driver’s License Per Diem employees must work a minimum of 4 shifts per month to maintain active status Apply to: Jobs@preferredbehavioral.org EOE
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Summary: This position assists the IOTSS team with daily program organization and general office management duties. Courteously greets consumers and visitors in person or via telephone, determines their needs and directs them accordingly. Schedules and tracks medication management appointments including follow up. Provides typing as needed for staff members, uploading documents, and sends certified mail outreach letters as requested by clinical staff. Competencies: Qualifications: Benefits: If you are looking to make an impact by helping others, then Preferred Behavioral Health Group is the place for you! By joining our award-winning team, you will be part of the premier behavioral health organization in Monmouth and Ocean counties; a dynamic and innovative non-profit that was proudly named “Outstanding Employer of the Year” by the New Jersey Business and Industry Association (NJBIA). Our mission is to deliver quality and compassionate behavioral health services to individuals and families through a Trauma-Informed Care philosophy and approach. Our staff is at the core of everything we do. We are dedicated to building a diverse team, one where employees feel a sense of belonging and are valued for their contributions. We encourage and embrace staff development and growth. If you are ready for an exciting and rewarding career, please submit your resume EOE Apply to: jobs@preferredbehavioral.org Preferred Behavioral Health requires all qualified candidates to be fully vaccinated upon their first day of employment. Requests for reasonable accommodation due to disability or religious belief will be considered.
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