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Duties and Responsibilities of the Crisis Intervention Specialist: (Included but not limited to) You'll report to the CCBHC Director and: Works as part of a multidisciplinary team serving individuals with serious mental illness in acute crisis who are high risk, in addition to those diagnosed with intellectual and developmental disorders and substance use or co-occurring disorders.
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Familiar with Recovery Principles, Crisis Intervention and Stabilization, Integrated Treatment of Co-occurring Disorders, Intensive Case Management, Illness Management, Trauma-Informed Treatment, and relevant Evidenced based/Emerging best practices Knowledge of Harm Reduction strategies.
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Services in this program include individual and group outpatient services for children and adolescents which include Crisis Services, Medication Management, Targeted Services, Complex Services, Intensive Family Services, as well as Young Child Services, and Transition-Age Youth Services (TAY.
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Coordinates, advises and collaborates with Agency leadership and external stakeholders on approaches and interventions for effective international assistance crisis operations in support of U.S. foreign policy objectives.
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POSITION TITLE: Crisis Intervention Specialist (CIS) Crisis Intervention Specialist. Responsible for providing consultation to MCOT as needed or clinically indicated regarding a crisis event involving an individual with IDD.
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LSSI is hiring an On-call Crisis Counselor position at Project IMPACT West Suburban Medical Center in Oak Park. Project IMPACT is a behavioral health crisis program that runs 24/7 in alignment with hospital emergency departments across Chicago and Oak Park, Illinois.
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CBI provides residential, outpatient, inpatient, patient-centered medical homes, medication-assisted treatment, and crisis services to individuals experiencing crisis, opioid use disorder, homelessness, and mental illness.
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Sante is seeking a Part-Time Peer Recovery Specialist to join our frontline crisis intervention team in Westminster, MD. As a Peer Recovery Specialist, you will perform assessments and crisis intervention, including de-escalation, crisis planning, implementation, and treatment plans with consumers in the community.
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The Project Respond Crisis Team Peer Specialist provides mobile crisis response in coordination with Crisis Team Clinicians to adults and individuals in Multnomah County. Triage mental health crisis calls as they come into the office from the Multnomah County Call Center and law enforcement agencies.
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As a(an) Crisis Assessment Clinician - Nights with The Medical Center of Aurora you can be a part of an organization that is devoted to giving back! We are looking for an enthusiastic Crisis Assessment Clinician - Nights to help us reach our goals.
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One to two years of supervised experience with crisis intervention and/or adult protective services is preferred for assignment to Crisis Unit. Responds to daytime crisis service needs, makes preliminary emergent psychosocial assessment based on available information, provides short term psychotherapy and makes referrals as appropriate.
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Provide staff training in areas related to mental health issues such as signs and symptoms of mental illness, management of mentally ill offenders, crisis intervention and related topics. In the absence of a Clinical Psychologist, provide clinical supervision of the center Crisis Team. This includes provision of quarterly Crisis Team training and consultation to team members on all crisis interventions.
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Provides planning and implementation of the patient's disposition plan either in the Crisis Intervention Service at Danbury Hospital or as part of the Mobile Outreach Service. Provides crisis stabilization intervention to individual patients and/or their families or significant others either in the Crisis Intervention Service at Danbury Hospital or as part of the Mobile Outreach Service.
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Mobile Crisis Outreach Peer Support Specialist will provide consultation to consumers regarding community resources, crisis intervention, and available community services i.e. housing, mental health services, medical treatment and substance abuse services.
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The Harford Crisis Response Assistant Director provides oversight of day-to-day service delivery for HCR ensuring timely and effective responses to all people in Harford County experiencing behavioral health crises.
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