Mobile Behavioral Health Crisis Clinician (PRN)

Johns Hopkins University; Baltimore (MD); Hybrid; USD 71,000 - 124,000; Full time

Job summary

Johns Hopkins University seeks a Behavioral Health Crisis Support Team Clinician to provide mobile crisis response and 12‑hour shift coverage. The role supports 24/7 operations, including on-call duties and overnight coverage, primarily serving Baltimore campuses and select DC services.

Qualifications include a Master’s in a relevant field and Maryland/DC licensure or eligibility, with at least two years in crisis intervention and trauma-informed care.

Qualifications

• Master's in Counseling, Psychology or Social Work from an accredited institution.
• Must be licensed as a mental health provider in Maryland or licensed-eligible (Maryland within 6 months). Independent licensure strongly preferred (LCSW-C or LCPC).
• Must be licensed in Washington D.C. or license-eligible (Maryland license-eligible within 6 months). Independent licensure strongly preferred (LCSW-C or LCPC).
• Minimum two years' clinical experience delivering mental healthcare in a setting requiring trauma-informed care and crisis assessment.

Responsibilities

• Provide mobile crisis response and on-site assessments for students, staff, faculty, and neighbors in crisis.
• Coordinate with JHPS and SHWB to determine interventions and referrals.
• Maintain documentation in electronic health records and complete administrative duties per policy.

Skills

Crisis intervention

Trauma-informed care

Interdisciplinary collaboration

Education

Master's in Counseling, Psychology or Social Work

Job description

Johns Hopkins University seeks a Behavioral Health Crisis Support Team Clinician to provide mobile crisis response and 12‑hour shift coverage. The role supports 24/7 operations, including on-call duties and overnight coverage, primarily serving Baltimore campuses and select DC services.

Qualifications include a Master’s in a relevant field and Maryland/DC licensure or eligibility, with at least two years in crisis intervention and trauma-informed care.