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Shiawassee Health & Wellness

Mobile Crisis Intervention Specialist

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What they do

A Social or Human Services Specialist identifies and arranges community services for clients. Can involve coordination of services for people with disabilities or those in recovery. They may also coordinate housing or job training assistance for immigrants, veterans, former inmates or families in crisis and can be involved in advocating for client needs.

$49,424 / year median in Michigan

+8% projected growth

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Job Description

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS
EDUCATION:
Master's or bachelor's-level degree from a human services field.
CERTIFICATION/LICENSURE
Must complete MDHHS/Wayne State CARES Crisis Professionals training within three months of hire (40 hours including in-person skills day). Must complete 24 hour MDHHS child-specific training requirements within three months of hire. Valid driver's license required.
EXPERIENCE
Bachelor's degree requires two years relevant behavioral health experience; Master's degree requires one-year relevant experience. Must have at least one year treating or working with children, adolescents, and families in behavioral health clinical, educational, or crisis intervention setting.
SUMMARY OF RESPONSIBILITY
This is a grant funded, non-union position. This position requires working after business hours, weekends and holidays on a rotating schedule. This position provides intensive crisis stabilization services (ICSS) as part of comprehensive crisis care continuum to avert psychiatric admissions and out-of-home placements. Responds to crisis situations within required timeframes, participates in 24/7 crisis hub operations, conducts mobile crisis interventions, and provides continuing crisis stabilization services. Works with individuals, families, and caregivers in community and home settings utilizing trauma-informed, recovery-focused approaches. This position will be trained during working business hours Monday-Friday 8a-5p, for up to a maximum of 6 months before transitioning to an after-hours schedule.
Pay:
$44,669.90 - $57,177.45 per year
Benefits:
Dental insurance Health insurance Paid time off Vision insurance
Work Location:
In person