Bilingual Mobile Crisis Clinician (Spanish–English)

Clifford W Beers Guidance Clinicorporated; Hamden (CT); Hybrid; USD 50,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

Clifford Beers Community Care Center (CBCCC) in Hamden, CT seeks a Bilingual Mental Health Clinician (Spanish-English) to provide mobile crisis intervention, assessments, and short-term stabilization for children and families. This full-time role involves clinical evaluation, case management, and care coordination in a community setting.

Requirements include a Master’s degree in a related mental health field and LMSW or license-eligible status.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in Social Work, Counseling, Psychology, or related mental health discipline required.
• LMSW license required for MSW candidates; license-eligible candidates may be considered.
• Experience in mental health crisis intervention or community-based behavioral health services preferred.

Responsibilities

• Provide mobile crisis intervention and mental health assessments for children and families.
• Conduct risk assessments and level-of-care determinations to support clinical decision-making.
• Deliver short-term crisis stabilization, safety planning, and therapeutic interventions.
• Provide case management and coordinate referrals to behavioral health and community resources.
• Collaborate with schools, community providers, and internal clinical teams to ensure continuity of care.
• Complete timely and accurate clinical documentation and assessments.
• Participate in on-call rotation as part of a 24/7 Mobile Crisis program.

Skills

Bilingual Spanish-English

Crisis intervention

Clinical assessment

Documentation

Team collaboration

Education

Master’s degree in Social Work, Counseling, Psychology, or related mental health discipline

Tools

Microsoft Office

Google Workspace

Electronic Health Records (EHR)

Job description

Clifford Beers Community Care Center (CBCCC) in Hamden, CT seeks a Bilingual Mental Health Clinician (Spanish-English) to provide mobile crisis intervention, assessments, and short-term stabilization for children and families. This full-time role involves clinical evaluation, case management, and care coordination in a community setting.

Requirements include a Master’s degree in a related mental health field and LMSW or license-eligible status.