Behavioral Health Associate: Clinical Support & Crisis Care

Willingway; Statesboro (GA); Hybrid; USD 17,000 - 25,000; Full time

Job summary

Willingway in Georgia is seeking a Behavioral Health Associate I to join the multidisciplinary treatment team. You will monitor client behaviors, provide continuous care, assist in data collection, and respond in crises in a structured, supportive environment.

The role involves safety checks, group activities, charting vitals, de-escalation, and incident reporting. On-site work with opportunities to support client education and discharge processes.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent is required.
• Six months or more experience with the population served preferred.
• Knowledge of psychiatric disorders and treatment modalities is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Ensures client safety and maintains a structured environment.
• Performs safety checks and supervises clients per guidelines.
• Observes client behaviors and reports significant changes to supervisor.
• Promotes participation in group therapy and activities.
• Records vital signs and updates client records accurately.
• Applies de-escalation techniques to manage emotions and behavior.
• Assists with unit organization, admissions/discharge paperwork, and incident reports.
• Transfers or coordinates transportation for clients when needed.
• Provides thorough shift handover and orientations for new clients.

Skills

De-escalation techniques

Safety awareness

Client interaction

Accurate charting

CPR certification

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Job description

Willingway in Georgia is seeking a Behavioral Health Associate I to join the multidisciplinary treatment team. You will monitor client behaviors, provide continuous care, assist in data collection, and respond in crises in a structured, supportive environment.

The role involves safety checks, group activities, charting vitals, de-escalation, and incident reporting. On-site work with opportunities to support client education and discharge processes.