Youth Crisis Behavioral Health Practitioner

Preferra Insurance; Minneapolis (MN); Hybrid; USD 30,000 - 33,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid Time Off

401k match

Talkspace Therapy Benefit

Advancement pathways

Job summary

Nexus Family Healing invites applications for a Temporary Relief Behavioral Health Practitioner to support a new youth crisis and stabilization center in Minneapolis. You will help implement treatment plans, supervise residents, and coordinate with families to foster a therapeutic environment.

The role offers varied day/evening shifts, a focus on trauma-informed care, and opportunities for advancement within a compassionate, inclusive team.

Qualifications

• Must be 21 years of age.
• Valid driver’s license required; meet state regulatory driving requirements.
• Ability to build strong relationships with diverse individuals or communities.
• Willingness to meet cultural needs of individuals or communities.
• Complete Therapeutic Crisis Intervention exam and training.
• Pass DHS criminal background check.

Responsibilities

• Support and reinforce the therapeutic plan for residents.
• Provide mentorship and supervision of resident daily activities and behavior.
• Collaborate with coworkers on treatment plans and services.
• Monitor resident phases, privileges, restrictions and adapt interactions accordingly.
• Ensure resident safety and maintain a positive, respectful environment.
• Engage with families to reinforce positive partnerships and family involvement.
• Plan and participate in off-site activities and assist in transportation for home visits.

Skills

Relationship building

Crisis intervention

Team collaboration

Family engagement

Education

30+ college credits in behavioral sciences

2000 hours supervised related experience

4,000 hours supervised related experience in MH

Bachelor's or Master's in behavioral sciences + practicum/internship

Job description

Nexus Family Healing invites applications for a Temporary Relief Behavioral Health Practitioner to support a new youth crisis and stabilization center in Minneapolis. You will help implement treatment plans, supervise residents, and coordinate with families to foster a therapeutic environment.

The role offers varied day/evening shifts, a focus on trauma-informed care, and opportunities for advancement within a compassionate, inclusive team.