Crisis Residential Counselor

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13115

Location:

Rockport 04856

Department:

Crisis Stabilization Adlt FT/PT Status:

Full Time Summary:

$19 Per Hour $2,500 Sign-On!

Schedule:

Sunday-Tuesday 7:30am-8pm A Crisis Stabilization Worker is an entry level position with in-house training. Work with adults who are experiencing crisis and require support for a temporary timeframe. You will provide supportive, respectful, non-judgmental care to adult clients and assist them in meeting their treatment goals. In this role, you will support the program with tasks including: documentation, meal preparation and housekeeping, while providing therapeutic support to clients in a no-touch facility.

THE IDEAL CANDIDATE WOULD

• Provide supportive, respectful, non-judgmental care to adult clients and assist them in meeting goals identified in treatment plans.
• Actively engage with clients while maintaining clear boundaries.
• Accept individual differences and learn from them.
• Approach each client with an attitude of discovery and hope.
• Support independent client functioning that leads to increased skills upon discharge.
• Learn new skills.
• Utilize effective communication skills that improve client outcomes and promote teamwork.
• Work as a team player delivering effective care to clients and promoting continuous harmonious working relationships.
• Independently maintain an environment that promotes safety and efficiency.
• Write descriptive and concise progress notes relative to the clients' defined goals and objectives.
• Have the ability to relate effectively to a wide range of clients.

POSITION REQUIREMENTS

• Valid state driver's license.
• Persons with lived experience in the Mental Health and/or Substance Abuse system are encouraged to apply.

EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS

• High School diploma and experience working in the mental/behavioral health field.
• One (1) year of experience providing direct care and/or crisis intervention to adults in a related field.
• MHRT I state certification or eligibility for and completion of certification within the first year of employment.