TeleMental Health Clinician II: Crisis & Assessments

Advocate Health; Concord (NC); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Advocate Health in Concord, NC, seeks a behavioral health clinician to conduct psychosocial assessments and develop crisis plans for high-risk patients. The role requires strong clinical judgment and clear communication with medical staff and leadership across service lines.

The position emphasizes maintaining current knowledge of treatment modalities, documenting progress, and contributing to policy development while upholding professional standards and ethics.

Qualifications

• Assessments and psychosocial evaluations per DSM criteria.
• Crisis plan development and intervention for high-risk patients.
• Maintain knowledge of treatment modalities and specialty.
• Identify barriers to access to behavioral health services.
• Adhere to licensing board ethics and professional standards.
• Communicate clearly with medical staff and leadership.
• Document assessments and progress in medical records.
• Use clinical judgment in fast-paced environments.
• Contribute to policy development and procedures.

Responsibilities

• Conduct psychosocial assessments using DSM criteria.
• Implement crisis plans and interventions for high-risk patients.
• Maintain expertise in specialty areas and treatment modalities.
• Identify and resolve barriers to accessing services.
• Adhere to ethics and professional standards.
• Communicate effectively with staff and leadership.
• Document assessments and progress in medical records.
• Apply clinical judgment in rapid-paced settings.
• Contribute to policy development and evaluation.

Skills

Psychosocial assessment skills

Crisis intervention skills

Clinical judgment

Communication skills

Education

Master's degree in Social Work, Counseling, Psychology, or MFT

Associate's degree in Nursing

Bachelor's degree in Nursing preferred

Job description

Advocate Health in Concord, NC, seeks a behavioral health clinician to conduct psychosocial assessments and develop crisis plans for high-risk patients. The role requires strong clinical judgment and clear communication with medical staff and leadership across service lines.

The position emphasizes maintaining current knowledge of treatment modalities, documenting progress, and contributing to policy development while upholding professional standards and ethics.