Clerk IV

The Department of Mental Health is accepting applications for a Clerk IV to support the Brockton-area ACCS (Adult Community Clinical Services) team. The ACCS team serves individuals with complex behavioral health needs. This position is ideal for someone who thrives in a fast‑paced, team‑centered environment where organization, communication, and compassion come together to make a meaningful impact. You will be a central point of coordination for staff, clients, and community partners, ensuring smooth daily operations while contributing to a supportive and welcoming atmosphere for everyone who enters the program.

This role provides a chance to build deep knowledge of mental health services, medical records processes, and program operations while working alongside dedicated clinicians and administrative professionals. You will gain valuable experience in areas such as data management, client engagement, and cross‑department collaboration, all within a setting that values professionalism, empathy, and continuous learning. For someone seeking a role with purpose, stability, and opportunities to grow, this position offers a rewarding path forward.

Please Note: This is a full-time 37.5 position. The schedule will be 1st Shift, Monday through Friday. The days off will be Saturday and Sunday.

Duties and Responsibilities (these duties are a general summary and not all inclusive):

• Provides administrative support for assigned programs that include copying, scanning, filing, faxing, answering phones and handling all incoming and outgoing mail.

• Completes monthly ACCS team schedules for review and provides copies to staff.

• Maintains all ACCS multifunctional devices including orders supplies and open tickets for all service calls.

• Records minutes for ACCS team meetings.

• Enters Reporting Events data for ACCS teams in Virtual Gateway program.

• Enters Rehab Days into the Service Delivery Report (SDR) for ACCS teams.

• Assists all triage calls from Registration/Reception for ACCS clients in order to locate appropriate staff for assistance.

• Participates as a member of the Site Policy Committee including taking minutes, typing and all related materials needed to support the committee.

• Orders office supplies as requested.

• Creates templates for ACCS programs as requested.

• Providers back up coverage to Registration/Reception as assigned by Supervisor. Follows front desk protocols including entering patient revisits into MHIS, utilizing Outlook in notifying clinical staff of client’s arrival as well as inquiring about demographic changes and insurance changes.

• Ensure that all policies and procedures relating to administrative services are adhered to.

• Acts professional, courteous, and respectful in dealing with clients, families, co-workers and other service providers.

• Demonstrates the knowledge and skills necessary to refer clients/patients for appropriate care.

• Assists with Outpatient encounters for billing purposes.

• Provides administrative support for ACCS EPRS forms.

• Maintains all databases for ACCS teams.

• Other related duties as assigned by ACCS program and or Supervisor.

Required Qualifications:

· Knowledge of office management practices, general report writing, and the use of standard office equipment.

· Ability to understand, explain, and apply relevant laws, regulations, policies, and procedures.

· Strong analytical skills with the ability to evaluate data, draw conclusions, and make informed recommendations.

· Ability to follow written and verbal instructions and gather information through interviews, documents, and records.

· Clear and concise writing skills with the ability to organize information logically and prepare accurate reports.

· Ability to maintain detailed and accurate records, including charts, tables, and tracking systems.

· Effective oral communication skills, including the ability to provide clear instructions and interact tactfully with diverse populations.

· Ability to build rapport and maintain positive working relationships across varied cultural and economic backgrounds.

· Demonstrated sound judgment, discretion with confidential information, and the ability to supervise when required.

Preferred Qualifications:

· Advanced proficiency with office software, databases, and electronic record systems.

· Experience working in healthcare, behavioral health, or human services settings.

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