Mobile Crisis Intervention Specialist

Aroostook Mental Health Services, Inc.; Marshfield (ME); On-site; USD 45,000 - 60,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health, dental, vision, pet, and other

Paid time off

Training and professional development

403b retirement plan with match

Tuition reimbursement

Wellness activities

Job summary

Aroostook Mental Health Services, Inc. is seeking a dedicated Mobile Crisis Service Provider to respond to behavioral health crises in the Machias outpatient office and surrounding community.

This full-time role involves assessment, de-escalation, and short-term support, collaborating with law enforcement and hospitals to ensure safety and connected care. The provider delivers crisis stabilization, develops care plans, educates the public about available resources, and maintains detailed

Qualifications

• MHRT-CSP certification required or eligible for certification.
• 36 months of direct behavioral health experience (4,992 hours) preferred.
• Completion of 30 college credits hours and/or an associate's degree in a related field with 1,664 hours of direct behavioral health experience or MHRT-CSP certification.

Responsibilities

• Respond to crisis calls in homes, public places, and with law enforcement.
• Evaluate individuals in crisis and help stabilize their situation.
• Develop crisis plans and connect individuals with services.
• Support families and community members affected by a crisis.
• Collaborate with law enforcement, hospitals, and treatment providers.
• Educate the public about available crisis services and resources.
• Facilitate crisis stabilization groups and follow up with clients.
• Maintain accurate and timely documentation.
• Provide community debriefing and support after critical incidents.

Skills

Crisis intervention

Assessment

De-escalation

Documentation

Collaboration with agencies

Driver's license

Education

MHRT-CSP certification

Associate's degree or 30 college credits

Job description

Aroostook Mental Health Services, Inc. is seeking a dedicated Mobile Crisis Service Provider to respond to behavioral health crises in the Machias outpatient office and surrounding community.

This full-time role involves assessment, de-escalation, and short-term support, collaborating with law enforcement and hospitals to ensure safety and connected care. The provider delivers crisis stabilization, develops care plans, educates the public about available resources, and maintains detailed