Behavioral Health Technician: Patient Care & Recovery

Universal Health Services, Inc.; Mount Pleasant (SC); On-site; USD 32,000 - 46,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive Compensation

Tuition Reimbursement Program

Excellent Medical, Dental, Vision and

401(K) with company match and stock

Generous Paid Time Off

Career development opportunities

Job summary

Universal Health Services, Inc. in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, is hiring a Behavioral Health Technician for Sea Grove Recovery, a 41-bed facility offering PHP and residential treatment for adults with substance use and co-occurring disorders.

The BHT will be an active part of the treatment team, providing continuous patient care, milieu management, and collaboration with nurses and social workers to reinforce coping strategies and safety protocols.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree preferred.
• 1-3 years of related work experience preferred.
• Eligible to become a Peer Counselor.

Responsibilities

• Provide continuous patient care and supervision for all clients as part of the treatment team.
• Conduct milieu management: rounds, document behavioral progress, mood changes, incidents and daily observations for clinical staff with de-escalation techniques and safety protocols.
• Work closely with nurses, social workers and staff to reinforce coping strategies and provide guidance.
• Assist clients with activities of daily living, hygiene, meal monitoring and recreational or educational programs.
• Escort or transport clients to community activities, external appointments, or other agencies when required.

Education

Bachelor's Degree

Job description

Universal Health Services, Inc. in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, is hiring a Behavioral Health Technician for Sea Grove Recovery, a 41-bed facility offering PHP and residential treatment for adults with substance use and co-occurring disorders.

The BHT will be an active part of the treatment team, providing continuous patient care, milieu management, and collaboration with nurses and social workers to reinforce coping strategies and safety protocols.