Mobile Crisis Therapist for Community Mental Health

Integrea Community Mental Health System; Opelika (AL); On-site; USD 45,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

Integrea Community Mental Health System is hiring Mobile Crisis Therapists to provide on-site assessments and crisis interventions in Lee County, serving Tallapoosa and Chambers counties. The role focuses on safety planning and connecting individuals with services.

Team collaboration with a Mobile Crisis Specialist, collaboration with local law enforcement, and robust documentation are essential. Join a mission-driven organization committed to community mental health."

Qualifications

• Clinical licensure or eligibility in Alabama may be required.
• Experience providing on-site crisis assessments and intervention.
• Ability to develop safety plans and coordinate referrals.

Responsibilities

• Respond to behavioral health crises in homes, schools, medical settings, and public spaces.
• Conduct clinical risk evaluations for suicidality, homicidality, and grave disability.
• Develop and implement crisis intervention and safety plans.
• Provide clinical consultation and support to the Mobile Crisis Specialist.
• Facilitate linkage and warm handoffs to outpatient or inpatient services.
• Maintain timely and accurate documentation in compliance with policies.
• Develop relationships with local law enforcement, EMS, hospitals, and community orgs.
• Attend multidisciplinary meetings and provide training or consultation.
• Participate in supervision, team meetings, and professional development.
• All other duties as assigned

Skills

Crisis intervention

Mental health assessment

Risk assessment

Community partnership

Documentation

Collaboration with law enforcement

Education

MSW or clinical social work degree

Licensed Clinical Social Worker or equivalent

Tools

EHR software

Job description

Integrea Community Mental Health System is hiring Mobile Crisis Therapists to provide on-site assessments and crisis interventions in Lee County, serving Tallapoosa and Chambers counties. The role focuses on safety planning and connecting individuals with services.

Team collaboration with a Mobile Crisis Specialist, collaboration with local law enforcement, and robust documentation are essential. Join a mission-driven organization committed to community mental health."