QMHA Mobile Crisis Worker

Join a Team That Shows Up When It Matters Most New Directions is seeking a compassionate and dependable QMHA Mobile Crisis Worker to provide community-based crisis intervention and stabilization services for individuals experiencing behavioral health emergencies. This role is ideal for someone who thrives in fast-paced environments, values teamwork, and wants meaningful work that directly impacts people during some of the hardest moments of their lives. Working under the supervision of a QMHP, you?ll support mobile crisis response, crisis respite services, safety planning, referral coordination, and stabilization services throughout Baker County. Why Join New Directions? Mission-driven behavioral health organization serving rural communities Opportunity to make a real, visible impact in crisis services Collaborative, supportive team environment Ongoing training and professional development Trauma-informed, recovery-oriented approach to care Diverse work across outreach, crisis response, respite, and community support Why Baker City, Oregon? Baker City offers something many behavioral health professionals are looking for but struggling to find: balance . Here, you?

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Affordable housing and lower cost of living than most Oregon cities Short commutes and less day-to-day stress Immediate access to the Elkhorn Mountains and Eagle Cap Wilderness Hiking, fishing, hunting, skiing, camping, and true outdoor recreation minutes from town A close-knit community where your work is recognized and valued If you?re burned out by overcrowded systems and nonstop urban pace, Baker City offers room to breathe?without sacrificing meaningful clinical work. About the Role The QMHA Mobile Crisis Worker provides trauma-informed crisis intervention, outreach, stabilization, and support services in homes, schools, hospitals, crisis respite settings, and throughout the community. Key Responsibilities Respond to behavioral health crises in community settings Participate in two-person mobile crisis response teams Assist with crisis screening, safety planning, and stabilization Coordinate referrals, transportation, and community resources Support admissions and discharge planning for higher levels of care Provide support and monitoring within crisis respite settings Complete timely and accurate EHR documentation Participate in trainings, supervision, and rotating on-call coverage Required Qualifications Meets QMHA requirements under Oregon Administrative Rules Bachelor?s degree in behavioral science field OR equivalent experience Experience in behavioral health, outreach, crisis services, or human services preferred Strong communication and de-escalation skills Valid driver?s license and insurable driving record Ability to pass required background checks Work Environment Community-based field work in homes, schools, hospitals, and crisis settings Rotating evenings, weekends, and on-call coverage may be required Fast-paced environment requiring adaptability and strong teamwork This Work Matters You won?t just be responding to crises?you?ll help people reconnect to safety, support, and stability when they need it most. Apply today to join New Directions and help shape crisis care in Baker County.