Mobile Crisis Therapist II: Rapid Community Stabilization

CAYA Collaborative Care; Hopkinsville (KY); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Sign-on bonus

Job summary

Paycom - ATS seeks a Mobile Crisis Therapist II to provide rapid, community-based crisis assessment, intervention, and short-term stabilization across homes, schools, shelters, and other locations, with telehealth when appropriate.

The role emphasizes reducing ED visits, hospitalizations, and legal involvement through trauma-informed, person-centered care, collaborating with partners to ensure timely access to services.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in a behavioral health field from an accredited program.
• Active, unrestricted independent licensure in the state as an LCSW, LPCC, LMFT, Psychologist, or equivalent.
• Ability to conduct clinical and risk assessments and crisis interventions independently.

Responsibilities

• Deliver advanced mobile behavioral health crisis services including de-escalation and safety planning.
• Conduct crisis and risk assessments in the community and determine appropriate levels of care.
• Provide brief interventions and develop crisis or initial treatment plans as needed.
• Coordinate with law enforcement, schools, hospitals, and community organizations to access resources.
• Maintain accurate documentation of all contacts and interventions in compliance with standards.
• Participate in quality improvement activities and provide clinical leadership during complex cases.

Skills

Crisis intervention

Risk assessment

Clinical leadership

Documentation

Communication

Education

Master’s degree in Social Work, Counseling, Psychology, Marriage and Family Therapy, or related behavioral health field

Job description

Paycom - ATS seeks a Mobile Crisis Therapist II to provide rapid, community-based crisis assessment, intervention, and short-term stabilization across homes, schools, shelters, and other locations, with telehealth when appropriate.

The role emphasizes reducing ED visits, hospitalizations, and legal involvement through trauma-informed, person-centered care, collaborating with partners to ensure timely access to services.