DCS Behavioral Health Team Lead - Rapid Response

Terros Health; Phoenix (AZ); On-site; USD 95,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health plans

401(k) match

Paid time off

Floating holidays

Wellness program

Tuition discounts

Gym membership

Perks & discounts

Job summary

Terros Health in Phoenix, AZ seeks a DCS Team Lead to coordinate rapid response and crisis stabilization services for children in DCS custody. You will supervise clinical staff, ensure treatment plan accuracy, and promote timely, high-quality service delivery.

This role collaborates with clinical managers, community partners, and families, handling referrals, quality assurance, and staff development. A bilingual differential is available and strong behavioral health experience preferred.

Qualifications

• Supervisory experience in behavioral health.
• Experience coordinating crisis stabilization services.

Responsibilities

• Oversee and coordinate IRR and Stabilization referrals with Clinical Manager and Dispatcher.
• Similarly, monitor caseload activity to ensure timely client visits.
• Support onboarding, training, and ongoing staff development.
• Serve as primary point of contact for team inquiries; assume duties in Clinical Manager’s absence.
• Perform quality management activities, including monthly reviews and stakeholder feedback.
• Build and maintain relationships with families, DCS, RBHAs, and community partners.
• Conduct IRR assessments and Stabilization appointments during staffing shortages.
• Engage with foster families to support crisis prevention and placement stability.

Skills

Team leadership

Coordination

Quality assurance

Clinical supervision

Stakeholder engagement

Motivational Interviewing

Crisis stabilization

Behavioral health

Education

Bachelor’s degree in health services

Tools

EHR software

Referral management system

Job description

Terros Health in Phoenix, AZ seeks a DCS Team Lead to coordinate rapid response and crisis stabilization services for children in DCS custody. You will supervise clinical staff, ensure treatment plan accuracy, and promote timely, high-quality service delivery.

This role collaborates with clinical managers, community partners, and families, handling referrals, quality assurance, and staff development. A bilingual differential is available and strong behavioral health experience preferred.