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Under the direction of the Sr. Mental Health Specialist and Nurse Director, the Mental Health Specialist (MHS) performs direct care to patients within the inpatient psychiatric units at MGB Salem Hospital.
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Ideally prior experience working with adults having severe and persistent mental illness. We provide in-house training, including First Aid & CPR, and will provide you with the skills to make a difference in people's lives.
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Preferred:·Experience in an acute care hospital setting, inpatient mental health unit or any related experience (eg: residential setting)·CPR Certification. Preferred:·Experience in an acute care hospital setting, inpatient mental health unit or any related experience (eg: residential setting)·CPR Certification.
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Job Description: We are seeking a Licensed Mental Health Therapist to provide counseling and therapy services to individuals, couples, and families. Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC.
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Mental Health Worker. Responsibilities include providing effective mental health intervention to assigned patients, coordinating individual cases with the multidisciplinary team and the completion of related documentation to promote the recovery of patients.
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Mental Health or psychiatric experience is required including restraint and de-escalation. We are currently seeking an experienced Behavioral Health Specialist to a psychiatric facility located in Danvers, MA.
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In partnership with MassHire North Shore Workforce Board and North Shore Community College, this Mental Health Specialist, with Training is a grant-funded position that will work fulltime at Salem Hospital on our Pediatric Psychiatric Unit or on one of two Adult Psychiatry Units.
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