We Are Eliot - Inspired to make a difference. Equipped to get it done.
Lexington, MA
For over 70 years, Eliot has been providing hope, healing and opportunity to children, youth, families, and adults throughout Massachusetts. Eliot's behavioral health and human services programming is evidence-based and measurement-driven, positively impacting the lives of 60,000+ individuals and families annually. Using a person-centered, community-oriented approach, Eliot partners directly with the populations we serve. Integrated program design applies expertise across the agency to provide the highest standard of quality care to participants, their families, and the community, ensuring there is no wrong door to healing and prosperity. Our Services With 2,500 employees, Eliot provides a comprehensive and diverse spectrum of community-based services for individuals and families of all ages in the areas of mental and behavioral health, developmental disabilities and acquired brain injury, early childhood intervention, care and counseling coordination, and youth and family programming. Eliot applies a proprietary transdiagnostic model and collaborative framework to produce expedient, effective and lasting outcomes for participants. Employees of Eliot receive generous benefits, including: -401K with Employer Match -75% Healthcare Premiums Paid -Dental and Vision Offered -Short Term/Long Term Disability Insurance -Up to 4 weeks vacation per year -$3,000 Annual Tuition Reimbursement
On-site · Burlington
Provide direct support to adults with brain injuries by assisting with daily living activities, personal care, and meal preparation. Administer medications according to regulations and maintain a safe, clean environment for residents.
On-site · Burlington
Provide overnight support and training to adults with brain injuries, including assistance with personal care, meal preparation, and daily routines. Administer medication according to regulations and report any significant health, psychiatric, or behavioral issues.
On-site · Burlington
The Relief Counselor assists clients with daily living tasks, personal care, and community integration to enhance their quality of life. They are also responsible for ensuring a safe living environment and supporting clients with medical and physical needs.
On-site · Burlington
The coordinator promotes autonomy and empowerment for adults with mental illness through person-centered services and therapeutic group work. Key duties include facilitating recovery workshops and managing daily culinary operations such as menu planning and lunch preparation.
On-site · Hamilton
Provide evidence-based interventions and behavioral modeling to adults with severe and persistent mental illness. Support clients in developing recovery goals and assist with transportation to appointments and daily activities.
