At Hill Country MHDD Centers our purpose is to help people have positive control over the life they desire and who are valued for their contributions to their communities. We provide services for adult and child behavioral health, intellectual and developmental disabilities, substance abuse, crisis care, and justice involved services. Our goal is to focus on each person and help them create the life they want to live.
The work that we do matters to the people we serve, to their families, our communities and to our employees. We know what we do is bigger than any one person, and every person is invaluable in achieving the goal.
We serve individuals throughout 19 counties of the greater Texas Hill Country region which includes: Bandera, Blanco, Comal, Edwards, Gillespie, Hays, Kendall, Kerr, Kimble, Kinney, Llano, Mason, Medina, Menard, Real, Schleicher, Sutton, Uvalde and Val Verde. With 22 locations including 15 Mental Health Clinics we serve approximately 816,000 in a 22,714 square mile area
The Texas Hill Country is brimming with beautiful scenery and friendly people. From the western border region of Del Rio to the northern region of Llano, eastern region of San Marcos, and the southern region of Hondo, you will find a vast array of people, cultures, history, landscapes and activities. Just about anything can be found in the Texas Hill Country.
Outdoor enthusiasts will enjoy fishing, hunting, hiking, rock climbing, bird watching, swimming, kayaking, boating, golfing, and miles of riverfront parks and picnic areas as well as stunning panoramic views.
Additionally, many cities within the Hill Country offer an abundance of unique shopping venues, winery tours, museums, theatres, military memorials, and walking tours of downtown historical districts.
When you join the Hill Country MHDD team, we understand continually developing as a professional is important. That’s why Hill Country MHDD Centers offers professional development and skills training opportunities. Keeping current with new trends, information and ideas is important to your career.
The Office Coordinator, under direction of the Regional Director of Service Coordination, is responsible for overall administrative duties of the LIDDA office site. Office Coordination is a customer focused and customer driven position requiring a highly motivated and compassionate can-do attitude.
The Learning and Development (L&D) Specialist, under the supervision of the Training and Development Coordinator, implements and manages training programs, LMS, and program effectiveness. Key responsibilities include supporting curriculum, delivering training, and tracking compliance, requiring strong person-centered skills and communication skills.
The Crisis Care Coordinator will provide comprehensive care, from intervention to continuity of care, to individuals experiencing a mental health crisis, in the county clinic as well as surrounding counties within the HCMHDDC catchment. These services may be performed virtually or in-person, in the community, jail, mental health clinic, and/or other locations for adults and children as mental health calls or referrals are received.
The Community Transportation Driver position is responsible for providing safe and reliable transportation for clients to and from the mental health clinic, appointments in the community, and related services. The driver will operate and maintain an assigned agency vehicle, adhering to agency policy and procedure in the vehicle’s operation and maintenance.
The Administrative Specialist, under the direction of the Clinic Director, is responsible for the overall administrative duties of the mental health clinic. The Administrative Specialist is a customer-focused and customer-driven position requiring a highly motivated and compassionate can-do attitude.
A Mental Health Care Coordinator will assess needs, develop treatment plans, and effectively collaborate with individuals and their family members. The Care Coordinator will assess strengths and needs and, in collaboration with the individual, develop a person-centered recovery plan.
The Jail-Based Peer Specialist embedded within the Medina County Jail is a compassionate and dedicated individual in the Mental Health Grant Program for Justice-Involved Individuals (MHGJII). In this role, you will provide triage/liaison between the Medina County Jail, Hill Country MHDD Centers, and community resources to assure continuity of care for people identified as having reported or potential mental health and/or substance abuse disorder, with the goal of re-entry planning.
The Coordinated Specialty Care Family Partner role is to provide support to the parent/Legal Authorized Representative (LAR) of the youth. Access to quality family partner support can be instrumental in engaging families as active participants in the youth's care and equal members of the youth's recovery team.
Hill Country MHDD Centers partners with local institutions of higher education to provide volunteer internship opportunities for individuals pursuing careers in the behavioral health field, particularly those interested in acquiring experience in a community mental health setting.
The ICM/Wraparound Facilitator will engage high-need youth and their families in developing, implementing, and monitoring an intensive, individualized plan of care. This position helps the youth and families to identify a support team that will collaboratively design a plan based upon family needs, strengths, and goals.
The ICM/Wraparound Facilitator will engage high-need youth and their families in developing, implementing, and monitoring an intensive, individualized plan of care. This position helps the youth and families to identify a support team that will collaboratively design a plan based upon family needs, strengths, and goals.
The ICM/Wraparound Facilitator will engage high-need youth and their families in developing, implementing, and monitoring an intensive, individualized plan of care. This position helps the youth and families to identify a support team that will collaboratively design a plan based upon family needs, strengths, and goals.
The Mental Health Associate is responsible for providing constant supervision and ensuring the safety of children and adolescents receiving therapeutic crisis respite services in a home-based center environment at all times.
The Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN) on our mental health healing team performs various nursing functions to provide care, treatment, and welfare of people in services. This includes medication administration, transcription, observation, and reporting of patient physical and mental status, assisting the RN, and documentation of patient care services.
The Jail Based Peer Specialist embedded within the Kerr County Jail, is a compassionate and dedicated individual in the Mental Health Grant Program for Justice-Involved Individuals (MHGJII). In this role, you will provide triage/liaison between the Kerr County Jail, Hill Country MHDD Centers and community resources to assure continuity of care for people identified as having reported or potential mental health and/or substance abuse disorder, with the goal of re-entry planning.
The Certified Peer Recovery Support Specialists (PRSS) are an integral part of the Substance Use Services (SUS) team as the bridge that connects program participants and the clinical staff. Under the leadership of the SUS Program Director, the PRSS provides opportunities for individuals referred to and participating in directing their own recovery process (self-determination) and acts as an advocate for persons served.
The Certified Medical Assistant (CMA) will directly support one of our physicians by collecting vital signs, documenting medical histories, and detailing an individual's physical and mental status and needs. The CMA will coordinate and maintain medical, discharge, and authorization records while maintaining HIPAA compliance and confidentiality. This compassionate, caring, and supportive team member will connect with individuals to provide optimum healthcare and contribute to the overall well-being of members of the community living with mental health challenges.
A Mental Health Care Coordinator will assess needs, develop treatment plans, and effectively collaborate with individuals and their family members. The Care Coordinator will assess strengths and needs and, in collaboration with the individual, develop a person-centered recovery plan.
A Mental Health Care Coordinator will assess needs, develop treatment plans, and effectively collaborate with individuals and their family members. The Care Coordinator will assess strengths and needs and, in collaboration with the individual, develop a person-centered recovery plan.
The Mental Health Associate is responsible for providing constant supervision and ensuring the safety of children and adolescents receiving therapeutic crisis respite services in a home-based center environment at all times.
The Mental Health Specialist will work in partnership with and be housed with the Uvalde Police Department in the community, in dispatch, and/or in the jail to fill gaps in the community. The Mental Health Specialist will perform crisis assessments in the field, jail, and/or other locations for adults and children as mental health calls or referrals are received. The delivery of services will be based on the needs of the community and individuals experiencing a psychiatric emergency.
The Mental Health Crisis Care Coordinator with the Mental Health Mobile Crisis Outreach Team (MCOT) will provide crisis intervention, prevention, and postvention services to individuals experiencing a mental/behavioral health crisis in Kerr County. They will assess needs, develop treatment plans, and effectively collaborate with individuals and their family members.