Crisis Services Administrative Coordinator

Jefferson County; Jefferson (WI); On-site; USD 38,000 - 46,000; Full time

Job summary

Jefferson County Human Services Department is seeking an Administrative Assistant to provide essential administrative and clerical support to the Emergency Mental Health (EMH) team and Intoxicated Driver Program (IDP).

Key duties include processing IDP documents, coordinating with legal and mental health professionals, scheduling assessments (including non-English speakers), and handling crisis-related communications and outreach to ensure individuals in crisis receive timely assistance.

Responsibilities

• Provide assessment information to individuals who receive an operating while intoxicated citation or arrest in Jefferson County.
• Process Intoxicated Driver Program documents, including opening, updates and closings.
• Work in conjunction with the Corporation Counsel's office and independent court evaluator regarding mental health commitments.
• Notifying behavioral health staff regarding upcoming Chapter 51 extensions, track extensions, schedule evaluations and maintaining ongoing communication with pertinent parties.
• Schedule non-English speaker assessments.
• Send out post crisis contact satisfaction surveys.
• Send out good faith and financial letters with enclosures to anyone receiving crisis services.
• Work with crisis stabilization facility supervisor on tracking census.
• Answer telephones and give information to callers, take messages and/or transfer calls appropriately.
• Receive, screen, and direct incoming crisis calls, and walk-ins. Obtain information for Emergency Mental Health workers that is conductive to assist the individual in crisis.

Job description

Jefferson County Human Services Department is seeking an Administrative Assistant to provide essential administrative and clerical support to the Emergency Mental Health (EMH) team and Intoxicated Driver Program (IDP).

Key duties include processing IDP documents, coordinating with legal and mental health professionals, scheduling assessments (including non-English speakers), and handling crisis-related communications and outreach to ensure individuals in crisis receive timely assistance.