Disaster Response Cadre / Community Mental Health & Wellness and Command Staff Position Available In Orleans, Louisiana

Disaster Response Cadre / Community Mental Health & Wellness and Command Staff Capacity Path New Orleans, LA Job Details Contract From $350 a day 1 day ago Qualifications

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Addiction counseling Management Doctoral degree Crisis management BLS Certification LPC Logistics Peer teaching Mid-level Mental health services Emergency management Master’s degree Certified in Functional Medicine (IFMCP) Driver’s License Massage Therapy License Bachelor’s degree School psychology EMT experience Addiction medicine Counseling Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) Supply chain management Psychology Mental health counseling Social Work Associate’s degree CSSP Incident Responder Sport psychology Massage Therapy LCSW-C Behavioral health Full Job Description We are looking for Grade-A Disaster Emergency Responders to join our team as we staff up to be ready for this year’s storm season. We know this kind of work may not be what you usually do

• in fact we hope not
• but the work you may do with us when disaster strikes will be some of the most rewarding you will ever experience!

As disaster mental health and wellness teams, we have a distinct capability to provide real and practical relief and resilience at the forefront of emergency response. We are presently seeking Licensed Mental Health Professionals, Board-Certified Coaches, Social Workers, Addiction Specialists, Pastors/Chaplains, and First Responder and Medical Peer Supporters to join our team. If you have a wellness professional background, please apply and we will discern if you are a good fit as we help you learn what this type of work entails. Registered MH and SW interns may apply as well. We are also expanding our Command Staff Cadre to support these important response teams in making a real difference for survivors and responders. We use

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incident management models to support finance, admin, logistics, and documentation/plans aspects of our mission. For this reason, a wide array of professions may work well to be the back-end for our project teams. Please read on and see if this can work for you

• Both positions are described here below. The same link will have you apply for either role
• you can specify your desired position while completing the online application.

• PLEASE USE THIS LINK TO APPLY

• bit.ly/CapPathApp
• Role(s) overview: The Capacity Path Disaster Response Cadre activates when natural disasters strike.

It is a dynamic work that requires skilled professionals with flexibility and passion to make a positive impact in high-stress environments. Ideal candidates may have experience working in crisis or high-stress environments. They may also have an understanding of the unique challenges first responders or disaster survivors face after natural disasters, mass shootings, or all-hazards incidents. All positions offered are for temporary assignment independent contractors for this response year/season. In the interview process we will educate you on how the nature of this work works. Responsibilities for the

Wellness/Crisis Care Cadre:

Crisis Care :

Provide community mental health support to empower survivors and responders in the field.

Coaching & Empowerment :

Deliver crisis care coaching protocol as designed to help clients stabilize and steady themselves.

Communication:

Serve as bridge in communication from the community to available resources.

Collaboration :

Work closely on multidisciplinary teams, including healthcare providers, social workers, peer coaches, and administrative staff, to ensure comprehensive care for clients and communities.

Education & Resiliency :

Educate individuals, agencies, and families on techniques to stabilize their nervous systems and coping strategies.

Stabilize Systems :

Support the system-wide goal to reduce social factors impacts such as alcoholism, drug abuse, unemployment and other community wide costs that can arise after a major catastrophic event.

Professional Standards:

Understand program needs, policies, departmental process flows, and standard operating procedures. To ensure all services are executed with accuracy, efficiency, and compliant with program goals and tracking.

Documentation :

Maintain accurate and confidential records of client interactions, and community recovery status in compliance with Capacity Path Policies and the legal and ethical standards of licensure.

Schedule and Location:

Schedules can vary widely based on each response, and the location service area. Work on evenings and weekends may be required. Dependability and punctuality are paramount. Travel to work onsite will be required and provided as needed.

Must be willing to travel and deploy to client sites for extended periods of time.

Qualifications sought:

Experience as a Crisis-care professional such as Clinical Mental Health Professional, Peer Coach, Addiction Specialist, Social Worker, Licensed Massage Therapist, Public Health Administrator, Functional Medicine Practitioner, Sports Psychologist, or supporting

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roles. Individuals must be experienced professionals with the skills and passion to make a positive impact in high-stress environments. The ideal candidates will have experience working with individuals in crisis, be comfortable with the pace and uncertainty of crisis environments and crisis intervention. Must pass a Level 2 Background Check and participate in Capacity Path’s Advanced Crisis Training Background in Military, Law Enforcement, Fire, SAR, EMS, 911/211 Operator, Medical, or Emergency Management is a plus. Knowledge of

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Emergency Management principles, FEMA certifications (e.g., ICS-100-800) is a plus. Responsibilities for the Command Staff for these Wellness teams: Ideal candidates will have experience working with crisis incidents or fast paced environments where stabilization and safety/security is the mission goal. This is not your standard IMT! Our teams have fun in the trenches because we know we make a real difference for the people who need it most. Your skill set as a Logs, Plans, Finance, Documentation or Operations specialist will produce results you will be proud of for years following a single incident. Our command staff activates just prior to natural disaster impact with the intention to serve as a support system between emergency management and our field teams. Individuals should have a strong skill set to solve evolving complex problems using systems and structures that help support a team wide response. Responsibilities of the

Command Staff Cadre:

Familiarity and experience with

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Adaptability to serve in quasi-ICS roles of Logs, Fin, Planning, Ops, Command, PIO, Safety, and deputy field team lead. Dependent on which role best fits

• Manage and coordinate the movement of personnel, equipment, and supplies to ensure operational efficiency Maintain accurate records of inventory, shipments, and operational reports Maintain accurate financial records/receipts, timesheets, invoices, and daily data measurement reports Assist in the planning and execution of operational activities, ensuring smooth workflow Ensure proper allocation and utilization of operational resources, including vehicles, facilities, and personnel Act as a point of contact between field teams and emergency management Provide operational updates, briefings, and reports to leadership as needed Qualifications sought: Bachelor’s degree in any field where emergency management skills may be a viable comparable.

Preference for personnel with experience in Logistics, Supply Chain Management, Business Administration, Operations Management, Public Health Administration, Business Continuity, Crisis Management. Preferred experience working in fast-paced evolving environments, preferably in industries such as emergency management, military, government contracting, healthcare logistics, or nonprofit response operations. Knowledge of

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Emergency Management principles, FEMA certifications (e.g., ICS-100-800) is a plus. Individuals must always be professionals with high levels of integrity, compliance with codes of conduct and ethics. Must pass a Level 2 Background Check and be willing to participate in Capacity Paths Advanced Crisis Response Training Modules Plus if you have Dual-role Experience as Medical, EMT, First Responder, Mental Health Professional, Peer Coach, Addiction Specialist, Social Worker, Licensed Massage Therapist, Public Health.

Job Type:

Contract Pay:

From $350.00 per day

Medical Specialty:

Public Health Schedule:

On call Weekends as needed

Work Location:

In person