Residential Assistant Manager (QMHP) - 4-Day Week +$1k Bonus

Clatsop Behavioral Healthcare; Warrenton (OR); On-site; USD 65,000 - 84,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Sign-on bonus $1000

4 day work week

Job summary

Clatsop Behavioral Healthcare has an immediate opening for a Residential Assistant Manager (QMHP) at the North Coast Crisis Respite Center (NCCRC), serving individuals with severe and persistent mental illness. This role handles assessments, treatment planning, and crisis respite care within an interdisciplinary team.

You will coordinate admissions and discharges, develop care plans, provide individual and group counseling, and ensure documentation meets Oregon rules and CBH standards.

Qualifications

• Master’s Degree required; QMHP certification must be obtained within 30 days of hire/transfer.
• Oregon or Washington driver’s license and insurance requirements met at hire.
• Knowledge of Medicaid, OARs, and related health care regulations.
• Excellent communication and confidentiality (HIPAA) maintained.
• Criminal background check clearance required.

Responsibilities

• Provide assessments for new and current residents and crisis respite clients.
• Develop and maintain client-centered treatment plans and assessments.
• Coordinate admissions, discharges, and residential referrals.
• Offer individual and group counseling; document contacts per standards.
• Collaborate with QMHA staff to develop residential plans and curricula.
• Maintain compliance with Oregon Administrative Rules and CBH standards.

Skills

Assessment administration

Treatment planning

Crisis respite care

Case management

Group counseling

Team collaboration

Education

Master’s Degree in Behavioral Sciences

QMHP certification within 30 days

RN with BSN for QMHP option

Job description

Clatsop Behavioral Healthcare has an immediate opening for a Residential Assistant Manager (QMHP) at the North Coast Crisis Respite Center (NCCRC), serving individuals with severe and persistent mental illness. This role handles assessments, treatment planning, and crisis respite care within an interdisciplinary team.

You will coordinate admissions and discharges, develop care plans, provide individual and group counseling, and ensure documentation meets Oregon rules and CBH standards.