Behavioral Health Technician — Recovery & Patient Support

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

Benefits offered by this job

Tuition Reimbursement

Medical, Dental, Vision plan

401(k) with company match

Paid Time Off

Career development opportunities

Job summary

Universal Health Services is hiring a Behavioral Health Technician at Sea Grove Recovery in Mount Pleasant, SC. The role involves active patient care within a multidisciplinary team, supporting adults with substance use treatment and co-occurring disorders.

You will assist with daily living activities, monitor mood and behavior, document progress, and employ de-escalation and safety protocols. Collaboration with nurses and social workers is essential.

Qualifications

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

Responsibilities

• Provide continuous patient care and supervision as part of the treatment team.
• Perform milieu management including rounds, document behavioral progress, mood changes, incidents and daily observations for clinical staff, and use approved de-escalation techniques and safety protocols.
• Work closely with nurses, social workers and staff to reinforce coping strategies and provide guidance.
• Assist clients with daily living activities, 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 preferred

1-3 years of related work experience preferred

Job description

Universal Health Services is hiring a Behavioral Health Technician at Sea Grove Recovery in Mount Pleasant, SC. The role involves active patient care within a multidisciplinary team, supporting adults with substance use treatment and co-occurring disorders.

You will assist with daily living activities, monitor mood and behavior, document progress, and employ de-escalation and safety protocols. Collaboration with nurses and social workers is essential.