Crisis Care Behavioral Technician - Child & Adolescent

Monarch; Concord (NC); On-site; USD 20,000 - 28,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health coverage

Retirement plans

Professional development

Job summary

Monarch Healthcare is seeking a Behavioral Health Technician for the Child Crisis unit in North Carolina. The role focuses on delivering safe, compassionate care to children and families in a therapeutic crisis setting during overnight shifts.

You will monitor vital signs, assist with daily activities, support crisis stabilization, and help implement treatment plans with nursing and substance abuse staff. A high school diploma is required, with driving and relevant crisis care exposure preferred.

Qualifications

• Experience working with children/adolescents with a mental health diagnosis and/or substance use disorder
• Ability to work night shifts (7pm-7am) on rotating schedule
• Strong observation, crisis intervention and documentation skills

Responsibilities

• Provide care to individuals in a therapeutic environment with emphasis on safety, dignity and rights
• Monitor vital signs, observe and report changes in condition to professional staff
• Maintain inventory and requisition supplies as needed
• Assist with daily living activities, meals and personal hygiene
• Educate and participate in group sessions and training as required
• Prepare written reports (vital signs, census, incident reports) as necessary
• Follow treatment plans developed by nursing staff and substance abuse specialists
• Support crisis stabilization unit to provide a safe, recovery-oriented environment
• Enforce policies and limits on behavior and document incidents

Skills

Child crisis care experience

Education

High School Diploma (Required)

Job description

Monarch Healthcare is seeking a Behavioral Health Technician for the Child Crisis unit in North Carolina. The role focuses on delivering safe, compassionate care to children and families in a therapeutic crisis setting during overnight shifts.

You will monitor vital signs, assist with daily activities, support crisis stabilization, and help implement treatment plans with nursing and substance abuse staff. A high school diploma is required, with driving and relevant crisis care exposure preferred.