Mobile Crisis Response Clinician — Overnight Shift

Ottawa County; Holland, Olive Township (MI, MI); On-site; USD 45,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

Ottawa County Community Mental Health is seeking a Mobile Crisis Response professional to provide crisis intervention and support across Ottawa County. The role involves risk assessment, de-escalation, crisis planning, psychoeducation, and linking individuals to community resources.

The position operates on a third shift (12:00am–8:00am, Mon-Fri) with potential on-call hours. Funding is grant-based through September 30, 2031, with continued employment contingent on funding availability.

Qualifications

• Master’s or bachelor’s degree in a human services field with licensure OR relevant Behavioral Health services experience.
• Minimum 1 year experience for those with a master’s degree; minimum 2 years for those with a bachelor’s degree, including 1 year with children/adolescents/families in BH clinical/educational/crisis intervention settings.

Responsibilities

• Responds to behavioral health crises as part of a two-person team.
• Monitors safety and coordinates with emergency services.
• De-escalates crises and plans for safety and ongoing crisis stabilization.
• Provides direct consumer care including clinical assessment, brief therapy, crisis stabilization, and case management.
• Provides community education on mental health and CMHOC services.
• Collaborates with community agencies and maintains accurate documentation.
• Participates in agency and program trainings.

Skills

DSM-5 knowledge

ASAM criteria

LOCUS

CAFAS

C-SSRS

calm professionalism

interpersonal communication

verbal communication

written communication

supervision

Education

Master’s or Bachelor’s degree in human services (with licensure)

Job description

Ottawa County Community Mental Health is seeking a Mobile Crisis Response professional to provide crisis intervention and support across Ottawa County. The role involves risk assessment, de-escalation, crisis planning, psychoeducation, and linking individuals to community resources.

The position operates on a third shift (12:00am–8:00am, Mon-Fri) with potential on-call hours. Funding is grant-based through September 30, 2031, with continued employment contingent on funding availability.