Crisis Stabilization Specialist – Mental Health Support
Eliot Community Human Services
Danvers (MA)
On-site
USD 26,230 - 37,359
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
A community health service organization in Danvers, Massachusetts is seeking Stabilization Specialists for their Community Crisis Stabilization program. Ideal candidates will provide crisis support and interventions for adults facing psychiatric distress, requiring a Bachelor's degree in a related field and experience with mental illness or substance abuse. The role offers competitive pay at $23.08 per hour, along with various professional growth opportunities.
Qualifications
Experience working with adults or families with mental illness/substance abuse.
Responsibilities
Provide crisis support and stabilization services to clients.
Deliver interventions focused on problem-solving and skills training.
Tailor interventions based on client preferences and needs.
Offer support in crisis intervention and treatment planning.
Assist clients with coping strategies and daily living skills.
Complete clinical assessments and documentation.
Provide short-term case management and resource coordination.
Facilitate warm handoffs with other service providers.
Skills
Crisis management
Excellent communication
Problem solving
Building supportive relationships
Education
Bachelor's degree in Psychology, Social Work or related field
Job description
A community health service organization in Danvers, Massachusetts is seeking Stabilization Specialists for their Community Crisis Stabilization program. Ideal candidates will provide crisis support and interventions for adults facing psychiatric distress, requiring a Bachelor's degree in a related field and experience with mental illness or substance abuse. The role offers competitive pay at $23.08 per hour, along with various professional growth opportunities.