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ADP, Inc. in St. Pete is seeking a Part-time LPN Behavioral Health Technician to support integrated behavioral health services in skilled nursing facilities.
You will conduct standardized screenings (PHQ-9, BIMS) and assist in care planning, working with psychiatric providers and interdisciplinary teams to ensure compliant, person-centered resident care. Responsibilities include documenting findings in EMR, following regulatory timelines, and supporting collaboration between psychiatric staff
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PartTime St. Petersburg, FL, US
Salary Range: $22.00 To $32.00 Annually
Job Description: LPN Behavioral Health Technician (Skilled Nursing Facilities)
Hourly: $22 - $32 / hour - depending on experience, facility, shift differentials, and behavioral health responsibilities.
Position Title: LPN - Behavioral Health Technician
Department: Behavioral Health / Psychiatry Services
Location:St. Pete
Reports To: Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner / Clinical Supervisor
Employment Type: Part time
Position Summary
The LPN Behavioral Health Technician plays a key role in supporting integrated behavioral health services within skilled nursing facilities. This position is responsible for conducting standardized behavioral health assessments—including PHQ-9, BIMS, and other screenings to support accurate diagnosis, regulatory compliance, and person-centered care planning for residents. The LPN works closely with psychiatric providers, facility nurses, and interdisciplinary team members to optimize quality outcomes and ensure timely behavioral health support.
Key Responsibilities
Behavioral Health Screening & Assessment
Clinical Support
Regulatory & Quality Compliance
Facility & Provider Support
Qualifications
Physical Requirements
Why This Role Matters
This position is essential in helping skilled nursing facilities meet regulatory requirements, enhance early identification of behavioral health needs, reduce avoidable hospitalizations, and support overall resident well-being through integrated psychiatric care.