Night Mobile Crisis Clinician — Flexible Hours & Growth

Community Counseling of Bristol County Incorporated; Taunton (MA); On-site; USD 47,000 - 51,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Dental insurance

Disability insurance

Life insurance

403(b) retirement plan with employer 5

Paid time off

Job summary

Community Counseling of Bristol County Incorporated (CCBC) is seeking a qualified clinician to join the Mobile Crisis Intervention (MCI) team in Taunton, MA. Part-time or per diem, overnight shifts, with a starting hourly pay range and language differentials where applicable.

Office and community-based work locations support flexible service delivery. The role emphasizes crisis evaluation, interdisciplinary collaboration, and evidence-based practice to support resilience and recovery in the

Qualifications

• License-eligible Master's degree or independent LICSW/LMHC/LMFT.
• Licensure supervision available.
• Strong organizational, verbal and written communication skills.
• Proficient with computers and health record systems.

Responsibilities

• Conduct emergency bio/psycho/social evaluations and care recommendations.
• Deliver services via office, community, or virtual appointments.
• Engage in safety planning and risk mitigation with individuals and families.
• Participate in case consults with multidisciplinary teams.
• Refer individuals to appropriate services along the continuum of care.
• Pursue ongoing professional development and licensure support.

Education

Master's degree (License-eligible)

Tools

Electronic health record systems

Telehealth tools (Zoom)

Microsoft Office

Job description

Community Counseling of Bristol County Incorporated (CCBC) is seeking a qualified clinician to join the Mobile Crisis Intervention (MCI) team in Taunton, MA. Part-time or per diem, overnight shifts, with a starting hourly pay range and language differentials where applicable.

Office and community-based work locations support flexible service delivery. The role emphasizes crisis evaluation, interdisciplinary collaboration, and evidence-based practice to support resilience and recovery in the