Mobile Crisis Provider: Frontline Community Support

AMHC; Maine; Vor Ort; USD 30.000 - 41.000; Vollzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Health insurance

Dental

Vision

Life insurance

403b with match

Pet insurance

EAP

Clinical support

Employee discounts

NHSC sites

Flexible schedule

Growth opportunities

Zusammenfassung

AMHC in Fort Kent, Maine, is seeking a Full-Time Mobile Crisis Service Provider to join a multidisciplinary team delivering timely crisis intervention in homes, schools, healthcare settings, and community locations.

You’ll assess crises, stabilize situations, and connect individuals with resources, working closely with first responders to support recovery and well-being within the community.

Qualifikationen

• Must be at least 18 years old.
• MHRT-CSP certification required; may qualify via MHRT-CSP or related pathways.
• 36 months (4,992 hours) direct behavioral health experience.
• MHRT-CSP certification with 1,664 direct behavioral health hours.
• 30 college credits/associate degree plus 1,664 direct behavioral health hours.
• Current MHRT-CSP certification preferred.
• Upon hire, complete MHRT-CSP training.
• Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation required.
• CPR/First Aid, MANDT, Naloxone training provided by agency.

Aufgaben

• Provide crisis assessment, stabilization, and aftercare support.
• Respond to mental health and substance use crises as part of a collaborative team.
• Partner with first responders and community providers.
• Help individuals and families develop person-centered crisis plans.
• Connect people with behavioral health and community resources.
• Build meaningful relationships throughout the communities served.

Kenntnisse

Calm under pressure

Compassionate

Flexible

Recovery-focused

Ausbildung

MHRT-CSP Certification

Associate’s degree or 30 college credits

Jobbeschreibung

AMHC in Fort Kent, Maine, is seeking a Full-Time Mobile Crisis Service Provider to join a multidisciplinary team delivering timely crisis intervention in homes, schools, healthcare settings, and community locations.

You’ll assess crises, stabilize situations, and connect individuals with resources, working closely with first responders to support recovery and well-being within the community.