Compass Health Network
Community Support Specialist School-Based
Compass Health Network, Wentzville, Missouri, United States, 63385
Community Support Specialist School‑Based
Compensation:
$25.54 - $26.81 / hour
Department:
School‑Based Youth CPRC
Location:
Wentzville - 1032 Crosswinds Court
Be a Bridge for Student Wellness as a Community Support Specialist
Step into a meaningful role supporting students and families by bringing behavioral health services directly into school communities. As a School‑Based Community Support Specialist, you’ll partner with educators, families, and students to promote resilience, access resources, and improve mental health outcomes right where they’re needed most.
This Is a Great Opportunity for Someone Who:
Believes in early intervention and the power of supportive school environments
Is passionate about working with children, adolescents, and families in a collaborative setting
Values a holistic, strengths‑based approach to behavioral health and student success
Key Responsibilities
Acting as a liaison between the school, families, and behavioral health services
Supporting students with individualized, goal‑oriented behavioral health services
Providing education, coaching, and skill‑building to students, families, and school staff
Collaborating with school teams and other professionals to advocate for student needs
Assisting families in navigating and accessing resources in the community
Completing wellness plans, documentation, and assessments in accordance with agency standards
Helping students and families build natural support systems and long‑term resilience
Driving to school and community locations to provide services as needed
Requirements, Skills, Knowledge and Expertise
High School/GED required
Associates or bachelor’s degree in a human service related field preferred
Must qualify for position based on overall CSS requirements in at least one of the options listed:
Qualified addiction professional
Bachelor’s degree in a human services field
Any four‑year degree or combination of higher education and qualifying experience
Four years of qualifying experience
Associate of Applied Science in Behavioral Health Support degree as designated by the Department of Mental Health
Qualifying experience must include delivery of service to individuals with mental illness, substance use disorders, or developmental disabilities
A valid driver’s license and agency established minimum automobile coverage required
You’ll Be A Great Fit for This Role If You:
Are energized by working in schools and supporting youth through a trauma‑informed lens
Are confident navigating both education and behavioral health systems
Value collaboration and advocacy as tools for improving student outcomes
Can communicate effectively with children, families, and multidisciplinary teams
Are passionate about creating safe, supportive environments where students can thrive
Seniority level:
Associate
Employment type:
Full‑time
Job function:
Other
Industries:
Hospitals and Health Care
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$25.54 - $26.81 / hour
Department:
School‑Based Youth CPRC
Location:
Wentzville - 1032 Crosswinds Court
Be a Bridge for Student Wellness as a Community Support Specialist
Step into a meaningful role supporting students and families by bringing behavioral health services directly into school communities. As a School‑Based Community Support Specialist, you’ll partner with educators, families, and students to promote resilience, access resources, and improve mental health outcomes right where they’re needed most.
This Is a Great Opportunity for Someone Who:
Believes in early intervention and the power of supportive school environments
Is passionate about working with children, adolescents, and families in a collaborative setting
Values a holistic, strengths‑based approach to behavioral health and student success
Key Responsibilities
Acting as a liaison between the school, families, and behavioral health services
Supporting students with individualized, goal‑oriented behavioral health services
Providing education, coaching, and skill‑building to students, families, and school staff
Collaborating with school teams and other professionals to advocate for student needs
Assisting families in navigating and accessing resources in the community
Completing wellness plans, documentation, and assessments in accordance with agency standards
Helping students and families build natural support systems and long‑term resilience
Driving to school and community locations to provide services as needed
Requirements, Skills, Knowledge and Expertise
High School/GED required
Associates or bachelor’s degree in a human service related field preferred
Must qualify for position based on overall CSS requirements in at least one of the options listed:
Qualified addiction professional
Bachelor’s degree in a human services field
Any four‑year degree or combination of higher education and qualifying experience
Four years of qualifying experience
Associate of Applied Science in Behavioral Health Support degree as designated by the Department of Mental Health
Qualifying experience must include delivery of service to individuals with mental illness, substance use disorders, or developmental disabilities
A valid driver’s license and agency established minimum automobile coverage required
You’ll Be A Great Fit for This Role If You:
Are energized by working in schools and supporting youth through a trauma‑informed lens
Are confident navigating both education and behavioral health systems
Value collaboration and advocacy as tools for improving student outcomes
Can communicate effectively with children, families, and multidisciplinary teams
Are passionate about creating safe, supportive environments where students can thrive
Seniority level:
Associate
Employment type:
Full‑time
Job function:
Other
Industries:
Hospitals and Health Care
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