Clinician I - Community Crisis

Community Mental Health Affiliates, Inc. (CMHA); New Britain (CT); On-site; USD 51,000 - 63,000; Full time

Job summary

CMHA in New Britain, CT is hiring a 2nd shift Clinician I for its Community Crisis Team. The role involves active participation on a multidisciplinary team, providing assessment and short-term therapeutic services to adults, children, and adolescents with behavioral health needs. Work schedule Thursday through Monday, 3:00pm to 11:00pm, at 233 Main St.

New Britain. The organization emphasizes internal mobility and career pathing and offers a competitive compensation package starting at $57,000

Job description

Why CMHA?
Community Mental Health Affiliates, Inc. (CMHA) is a private non-profit treatment provider headquartered in New Britain, with seven locations throughout the city and in Waterbury. We partner with clients and the community to promote recovery from mental illness and substance use, treating more than 7,500 adults and children each year. CMHA is Connecticut's first fully Joint Commission accredited Behavioral Health Home and is a SAMHSA Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC). Visit cmhacc.org to learn more.
Internal mobility and career pathing is a focus at CMHA with many employees growing from individual contributors to leaders.
CMHA is looking to hire a 2nd shift Clinician I for our Community Crisis Team. This position will be located at 233 Main St. New Britain, CT. Thursday - Monday 3:00pm - 11:00pm
Compensation Range: The salary range for this position starts at $57,000 per year.
Compensation for each position is determined not only by years of relevant experience, education, and skills, but also by maintaining internal pay equity. CMHA also takes into consideration our benefits and paid time-off package to provide a well-rounded and competitive approach to the applicant's overall compensation.
Summary: Serves as an active part of a multidisciplinary team that provides assessment and therapeutic services to adults, children and/or adolescents who present with a wide range of significant behavioral health needs. Treatment is aimed at assisting individuals and/or families by helping them develop the skills necessary to improve their quality of life.