Crisis Stabilization Mental Health Tech III (Night Shift)

Compass Health; Everett (WA); On-site; USD 34,000 - 55,000; Full time

Job summary

Compass Health in Everett, WA, seeks a Mental Health Technician III to join the Marc Crisis Triage Center. The role supports individuals in crisis, participates in treatment planning, and helps with intake, safety checks, and documentation.

The position requires crisis intervention skills and a valid WA driver’s license where applicable. Responsibilities include life-skills training, teamwork with clinicians, and maintaining a safe, clean unit.

Qualifications

• BA/BS/BSW in Behavioral Science OR AA with 2 years' experience OR any 4-year combination of education and relevant experience.
• Agency Affiliated Counselor status (or willingness to apply upon hire).
• Current First Aid/CPR and Food Handler's Permit (or within 90 days of hire).
• Valid WA Driver's License and insurance (if applicable).

Responsibilities

• Provide supervision and support to clients during day shift hours.
• Deliver life-skills training in self-care, coping, and social interaction.
• Participate in client treatment planning and documentation.
• Support intake and discharge processes.
• Facilitate daily safety checks, vital signs, and risk assessments.
• Help maintain unit cleanliness and monitor mealtimes.
• Answer phones, take referrals, and provide consistent, compassionate support.

Skills

Crisis de-escalation

Recovery-based approaches

EMR proficiency

Organizational skills

Communication skills

Cultural diversity

Client supervision

Education

BA/BS/BSW in Behavioral Science

AA with 2 years experience

Any 4-year combination of education and relevant experience

Tools

Agency Affiliated Counselor status

First Aid/CPR

Food Handler's Permit

WA Driver's License

Job description

Compass Health in Everett, WA, seeks a Mental Health Technician III to join the Marc Crisis Triage Center. The role supports individuals in crisis, participates in treatment planning, and helps with intake, safety checks, and documentation.

The position requires crisis intervention skills and a valid WA driver’s license where applicable. Responsibilities include life-skills training, teamwork with clinicians, and maintaining a safe, clean unit.