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Community Integrated Work Program, Inc.
Crisis Counselor
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What they do
A Mental or Behavioral Health Counselor works with patients to treat mental health problems. Assesses patients and assists with diagnosis, counseling and crisis intervention. Consults with nurses, doctors and psychiatrists. May work with specific populations, such as youth, senior citizens or substance abusers, in group settings, facilities or hospitals.
$44,834 / year median in California
+22% projected growth
Job Description
Crisis Counselor Community Integrated Work Program, Inc.
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Teaching Full Job Description Position Available:
Crisis Counselor Rate of Pay:
$30 per hour; non-negotiableLocations Available:
Whittier (90602)Days Worked:
TuesdaySaturday Shift Available:
3-11 PM Come join a great, collaborative team! Have fun working with your colleagues in a supportive environment, while growing your personal skill set and expanding upon your crisis management capabilities. Expanding company- opportunities for growth and promotion!
Job Description:
1. Counsel and stabilize consumers and caregivers in crisis situations. 2. Maintain consistent communication with CRP Director and manage a caseload of consumers. 3. Assist in developing comprehensive crisis service plans of consumers. 4. Train care providers on crisis intervention strategies and behavioral techniques aimed at preventing, arresting, or stabilizing behavioral problems. Employ and teach positive behavioral strategies and model proper implementation of these behavioral strategies. 5. Assist in developing semi-annual assessments and exit plans. 6. Collect data in order to facilitate preparation of consumers' crisis plans. 7. Document all consumer interactions in weekly reports to the Regional Center. 8. Maintain statistical data on number of consumers served, the type of service provided, the number of 5150 holds, and the number of 5150 holds prevented. 9. Maintain consistent communication with caregivers and the Regional Center. 10. Attend weekly interdisciplinary team meetings. 11. Attend in-service and outsourced training sessions. 12. Crisis Response Work Education and/orExperience Requirement:
Preferred:
Bachelor's degree in a human services field, and two years of practical experience working with individuals with developmental disabilities; work experience with those individuals on the autism spectrum; practical knowledge or experience in behavioral intervention.Required:
High school level education and four years of practical experience working with individuals with developmental disabilities.- Spanish speaking required.
Certificates:
- Clean driving record and reliable transportation required.
- Current California driver's license and background check and/or other employment clearance requirements.
- Must be over 21 years of age to meet the minimum driving requirement.