Behavioral Health Specialist

Responsibilities

• Keep an eye on all assigned residents and know what they’re up to at all times
• Provide one-on-one supervision, following the client if they venture out until they’re safely back or further assistance is provided
• Use verbal de-escalation skills to redirect behaviors and prevent crises, employing CPI techniques if necessary
• Help run the daily schedule, participating in activities like group sessions and events
• Facilitate daily phone calls for clients, helping them stay connected with their support systems
• Complete daily shift notes for individual clients, keeping track of their progress and any concerns
• Share insights and concerns with the house/pod treatment teams to ensure everyone is on the same page regarding client needs
• Safely transport residents for community outings and meetings in a company vehicle
• Stay compliant with all policies, record-keeping requirements, and documentation duties
• Keep up to date with all required trainings and certifications
• Provide support to your assigned house, with flexibility to change assignments based on operational needs
• Take on additional tasks that help our mission shine

Requirements

• High school diploma or GED required
• Bachelor’s degree in psychology, counseling, or sociology preferred
• Prior work experience in behavioral health treatment settings a plus
• Valid driver’s license and eligibility for insurance coverage for driving company vehicles
• CPI and CPR certification within the first 30 days

Pay

Compensation for this role ranges from $22-$26 per hour, depending on education and experience. The pay rate is determined by several factors, including skills, experience, education, and market conditions, with consideration for internal equity to ensure fairness within the organization.