Flexible PRN Mental Health Technician | Therapeutic Support

University Health KC; Kansas City (MO); On-site; USD 17,000 - 22,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible schedule

Shift differentials

Training & growth

Competitive pay

Job summary

University Health KC is seeking a PRN Therapeutic Support Specialist/Mental Health Technician to support residents at Crossroads Group Home in Kansas City, Missouri. This part‑time role (4 hours per week) offers varied shifts and opportunities to teach life skills, assist with daily activities, and support medication administration with training provided.

Ideal candidates are adaptable, compassionate caregivers who value resident empowerment, demonstrate cultural humility, and can pick up shifts

Qualifications

• Education: High school diploma or equivalent (no college degree required).
• Heartsavers CPR certification within 90 days of hire and maintained for employment.
• Level 1 Medication Aide (LIMA) licensure required within first 90 days.
• Valid Missouri/Kansas Class E driver's license and ability to operate a 15-passenger van within 3 months.
• Family Care Registry background clearance required.
• Complete orientation training within established timelines.

Responsibilities

• Engage residents in activities to reconnect with enjoyable pursuits.
• Help residents develop life skills such as cooking and cleaning.
• Lead outings and assist with medication administration (training provided).

Skills

Mental health advocate

Adaptable problem-solver

Culturally humble

Relationship builder

Flexible caregiver

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Job description

University Health KC is seeking a PRN Therapeutic Support Specialist/Mental Health Technician to support residents at Crossroads Group Home in Kansas City, Missouri. This part‑time role (4 hours per week) offers varied shifts and opportunities to teach life skills, assist with daily activities, and support medication administration with training provided.

Ideal candidates are adaptable, compassionate caregivers who value resident empowerment, demonstrate cultural humility, and can pick up shifts