Psychiatric Technician (Safety)

Psychiatric Technician (Safety) at California Department of State Hospitals Psychiatric Technician (Safety) at California Department of State Hospitals in Norwalk, California Posted in 9 days ago.

Type:

Full-Time $5,843.00

• $7,466.

00 per month

Job Description:

Psychiatric Technician (Safety)

• Department of State Hospitals Salary:

  $5843.00
• $7466.

00/month

Location:

Multiple Locations Available Make a Difference in California

• Join the Department of State Hospitals Team! Are you passionate about improving lives and contributing to a safer, healthier California? The Department of State Hospitals
• Metropolitan is hiring multiple full-time, permanent Psychiatric Technicians (Safety) to provide care and support to forensic, LPS, and medically fragile patients. This is your opportunity to make a lasting impact in a role that offers purpose, stability, and growth. Why Choose DSH
• Metropolitan?

Mission-Driven Work:

Support the treatment and rehabilitation of patients in a secure hospital setting.

Supportive Culture:

Join a team-oriented environment where camaraderie, respect, and empowerment are foundational values.

Growth & Development:

Access to structured training, ongoing support, and annual merit-based salary increases.

Comprehensive Benefits:

Enjoy full medical, dental, vision, pension, and optional 457/401k plans.

What You'll Do:

Deliver patient-centered, compassionate psychiatric and behavioral care. Assist in rehabilitation efforts to help patients progress toward recovery. Collaborate in planning, evaluating, and implementing nursing care strategies. Rotate through various units/shifts based on hospital needs.

What We're Looking For:

Valid Psychiatric Technician license issued by the BVNPTE (or be within 4 months of completing an accredited program).

Minimum Eligibility Requirements:

Applicants must meet one of the following: Hold permanent civil service status Be reachable on an employment list Have transfer or reinstatement eligibility

Or:

Take and pass the examination Learn About LEAP! Are you a person with a disability seeking a career in state service? The Limited Examination and Appointment Program (LEAP) offers an alternative, merit-based path into civil service exclusively for individuals with disabilities.

LEAP Process Overview:

• Create a .
• Get LEAP certified through the .
• Take a LEAP MQ Assessment for the classification(s) you are interested in via the Exam Bulletins.
• Apply for vacant positions.
• Participate in an interview process and demonstrate that you are the most qualified person for the job.
• If selected, complete a Job Examination Period (JEP).
• Upon a successful completion of the JEP, you're hired!

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