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Description Adult Crisis Center-Part time Mental Health Clinician When individuals experience a behavioral health crisis, they require a focused level of attention and care. In addition, the Crisis Center Clinician will collaborate with treatment team members, create discharge/aftercare plans to ensure ongoing stabilization for clients leaving the crisis center, and be responsible for reporting legal, ethical or safety issues.
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The YCCS clinician provides assessment and treatment planning, stabilization and treatment, disposition planning and risk management/safety planning for individuals staying at the Community Crisis Stabilization (CCS) Unit.
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Mental Health Crisis Clinician. This may include telehealth or telephonic follow-up with the patient subsequent to the crisis event to ensure linkage to appropriate community support.
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As part of this team, the Crisis Response Clinician will respond to 9-1-1 mental health-related calls. Crisis Response Clinicians (CRC) work in collaboration with public safety agencies to include law enforcement and Emergency Medical Services (EMS) under the guidance of the Southwest Texas Regional Advisory Council (STRAC.
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Crisis Clinician 1: Plans and carries out recreational, social and skills training activities; performs case management and counseling functions with Adults in Custody ( A I C); facilitates counseling and/or skills training groups; performs related duties as required.
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Overview The Bilingual Crisis Clinician provides brief, solution-focused mental health interventions, therapy, crisis interventions, and case management services to children and families that are involved in San Francisco systems including child welfare, San Francisco’s Department of Public Health Child Crisis program, Crisis Stabilization Unit (CSU), and San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD) youth.
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Community Based Clinician - Crisis, MHSS, IIH. EMS of Virginia is seeking a Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP) registered with the Board of Counseling to provide Crisis Stabilization, Intensive In-home, and Mental Health Skill Building Services in the greater Richmond area (city of Richmond, Henrico, Chesterfield, Petersburg, Hanover, and surrounding areas.
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Provide on-site Crisis intervention/Assessment/Rapid Intervention for any child identified as in need. Work in partnership with the Lead Clinician in order to maintain compliance standards and develop strategies to promote growth and change within the program.
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The Denver Sheriff Department is seeking qualified applicants to join the Crisis Response Team as a Masters Level Clinician. The Crisis Response Team is seeking individuals familiar with trauma informed care and evidence-based practices to help facilitate within a multi-disciplinary team.
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Utilizing the Mobile Crisis Outreach Team van to respond to calls, this role co-responds with a MCOT Peer Support Specialist and is an integral part of the Sycamores larger Mobile Crisis Outreach Team (MCOT) including close partnership with the 988 call center, police, sheriff, psychiatric hospitals and ambulance transport companies.
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Provides individual face-to-face and teletherapy psychotherapy, consultation, assessment, intake, and crisis interventions. Utah State University Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) is seeking a Clinician to join our energetic, professional, experienced, and good natured staff to serve USU-Statewide Campuses.
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Advocate with Emergency Responders, King County Designated Crisis Responders, Detox and Drug and Alcohol Involuntary Treatment Services when more intensive services are needed. Provide and/or arrange necessary crisis response and stabilization services.
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Professional Clinician - Child Crisis Hospital Team: this role provides direct therapy and case management services, including intake and assessment, to children & families who present at any hospital in Maricopa County in crisis.
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Under the direction of the Associate Director of Counseling & Psychological Services, the Psychiatric Crisis Assessment Support Team Clinician will act as a liaison to diverse and vulnerable populations to promote safety and prevent crime through community engagement and trust-building.
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The Clinician provides individual, group, and family therapy for Unaccompanied Children (UC), conducts assessments, and works in collaboration with multidisciplinary treatment teams to develop treatment plans and conduct utilization reviews.
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Title: crisis clinician Company: Seacoast Mental Health Center
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