Crisis Response Mental Health Provider (Telehealth)

Willapa Behavioral Health; Raymond (WA); Hybrid; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Willapa Behavioral Health in Raymond, WA invites applications for a Mental Health Care Provider in Crisis Services. The MHCP responds to crises, coordinates crisis response, and provides follow-up to connect clients with the mental health system, including hospital liaison duties for hospitalized clients.

The role involves monitoring Least Restrictive Alternatives, collaborating with crisis staff and medical teams, maintaining documentation, and participating in meetings.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree or higher in counseling or social sciences; two years of direct mental health treatment experience for MHP.
• AA degree with two years of mental health or related field experience for MHCP, or equivalent certification.
• Current registration/certification/license and ability to work with diverse populations.

Responsibilities

• Respond to crises within two hours of the initial call and coordinate with crisis staff as needed.
• Provide and coordinate all follow-up services to crisis clients and facilitate intake into the mental health system.
• Coordinate with Designated Crisis Responders for high‑risk clients and maintain inpatient treatment relationships.
• Attend clinical, planning and staff meetings; Complete documentation per agency requirements.
• Maintain certifications and training; stay current with WBH communications and policies.
• On-site work with telehealth as determined by management; represent the agency professionally.

Skills

Verbal communication

Written communication

Telehealth

Medical record documentation

Microsoft Office

Customer service

Education

Master’s degree in counseling or social sciences

AA degree in related field

Current registration/certification/license

Tools

EMR systems

Job description

Willapa Behavioral Health in Raymond, WA invites applications for a Mental Health Care Provider in Crisis Services. The MHCP responds to crises, coordinates crisis response, and provides follow-up to connect clients with the mental health system, including hospital liaison duties for hospitalized clients.

The role involves monitoring Least Restrictive Alternatives, collaborating with crisis staff and medical teams, maintaining documentation, and participating in meetings.