Behavioral Health Technician

About the role

The Behavioral Health Technician I position at OCD Anxiety Centers requires evening hours, specifically Monday to Friday from 11:00 am - 8:00 pm. This role is part of an evidence-based practice dedicated to helping individuals and their families overcome anxiety disorders.

Responsibilities

• Engages clients through clinical interactions, assisting with skill development and interventions.
• Maintains high standards of care, providing a supportive environment for clients.
• Facilitates and supports groups within the Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP).
• Maintains and monitors clients' daily activities according to the treatment plan.
• Manages business resources to enhance client and organizational benefits.
• Develops and implements lesson plans for group settings.
• Maintains accurate and organized documentation.
• Practices de-escalation techniques and crisis management.
• Promotes teamwork and collaboration among colleagues.
• Continuously improves skills through supervision and oversight.
• Ensures client satisfaction by aligning with OCD Anxiety Centers values.
• Complies with company policies and adheres to professional conduct.
• Performs other duties as assigned.

Requirements

• Some college education or relevant experience.
• Ability to think critically and work effectively as part of a team.
• Proficiency in computers, including Google Docs, Sheets, and other software.
• Accuracy and efficiency in electronic data entry.
• Punctuality and excellent attendance record.
• Strong organizational, detail-oriented, and multitasking skills.
• Effective interpersonal and communication abilities.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience in a related field.
• Experience or training in OCD, anxiety, or trauma.

Skills and Expertise

• Understanding of the client level system, disorder modules, and EMR system.
• Knowledge of youth clients' core concepts, safety, and family involvement.
• Ability to implement, support, and document behavioral contingency plans.
• Proficiency in facilitating various therapeutic groups.
• Understanding of systematic issues affecting the treatment floor.
• Knowledge of Crisis Response Plans and how to respond effectively.
• Proper techniques for de-escalation, crisis intervention, and behavior management.
• Understanding of controlled use key holder responsibilities and managing red cart items.
• Ability to use Kindles during group sessions and manage their inventory.
• Understanding of IOP policies and addressing concerns regarding attendance.
• Knowledge of telehealth services and how to run exposures through them.
• Ability to access and write in clients' general notes.
• Ability to promptly notify therapists of behavioral, safety, or attendance issues.
• Ability to use coping scripts and run exposures in the community.
• Ability to access and administer weekly surveys.
• Ability to store, audit, and dispose of food exposure items correctly.