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Mingus Mountain Youth Treatment Center is hiring a Behavioral Health Technician II in Prescott Valley, AZ to support adolescents on campus. The role involves safety, supervision of activities, and implementing treatment plans in collaboration with licensed staff.
Shifts are 7am-3pm or 3pm-11pm with weekend availability; a $2,500 signing bonus and retention bonus are offered, along with competitive health benefits and paid parental leave.
Salary: $20.30 + $2-$3 shift differential.
Signing Bonus: $2,500. Additional retention bonus.
Shifts: 7am-3pm / 3pm-11pm + weekend availability.
Paid Parental Leave available.
Mingus Mountain Youth Treatment Center (MMYTC) is a nonprofit residential behavioral health treatment center serving adolescents with serious emotional, behavioral, and substance use disorders. Located in Arizona, we provide structured, trauma‑informed, and clinically sophisticated care for youth who require intensive therapeutic support. MMYTC staff routinely treat vulnerable youth who have survived abuse, neglect, and exploitation in their communities, which provides a unique opportunity for staff to provide life‑saving care.
Our multidisciplinary team includes licensed therapists, behavioral health technicians, nurses, case managers, educators, and direct care professionals who work together to create safe, therapeutic environments where youth can stabilize, heal, and build lifelong skills.
If you’re looking for meaningful work in behavioral health, residential treatment, youth services, or mental health care, MMYTC offers the opportunity to make a direct and lasting impact.
If you are passionate about adolescent behavioral health, residential treatment, trauma‑informed care, and making a difference in Arizona communities, we invite you to explore career opportunities at Mingus Mountain Youth Treatment Center. Together, we help youth build resilience, restore stability, and create brighter futures.
Work Location: In person