About the role
Description
Are you passionate about behavioral health and crisis intervention?
We are seeking a dedicated, compassionate full-time
Mobile Crisis Service Provider
to join our team and make a real difference in the lives of individuals facing emotional and behavioral health crises in our
Machias
Outpatient Office.
As a Mobile Crisis Provider, you will respond to urgent behavioral health situations in the community—at homes, schools, homeless shelters, public spaces, etc, providing assessment, de-escalation, and short-term support.
You'll work closely with law enforcement, hospitals, and behavioral health partners to ensure safety and connect individuals to ongoing care.
Key Responsibilities:
Respond to crisis calls in homes, public places, and with law enforcement
Evaluate individuals in crisis and help stabilize their situation
Develop crisis plans and connect individuals with services
Support families and community members affected by a crisis
Collaborate with law enforcement, hospitals, and treatment providers
Educate the public about available crisis services and resources
Facilitate crisis stabilization groups and follow up with clients
Maintain accurate and timely documentation
Provide community debriefing and support after critical incidents We Offer: Health, dental, vision, pet, and a variety of supplemental insurances Paid time off and holidays Ongoing training and professional development Supportive team environment and meaningful work 403b Retirement Plan with a match Tuition Reimbursement Wellness Activities Schedule: This is a Full-Time position Requirements
Applicants must be at least 18 years of age, as required by the contract associated with this position.
Eligibility for Mental Health Rehabilitation Technician – Crisis Service Provider (MHRT-CSP) certification is required. Individuals may qualify through one of the following pathways:
36 months of direct behavioral health experience (4,992 hours);
MHRT/C certification and a minimum of 1,664 hours of direct behavioral health experience;
Completion of 30 college credits hours and/or an associate's degree in a related field, along with a minimum of 1,664 hours of direct behavioral health experience; or have a current MHRT-CSP Certification
Upon hire, staff will be required to complete the MHRT-CSP training appropriate to their role and experience
A valid driver’s license and reliable transportation are required.
Required training courses include CPR/First Aid Training, MANDT (Day 1), trained to administer and carry Naloxone and complete Peer Support 101 Training. Training is provided by the agency upon hire.
AMHC is an Equal Opportunity Employer