Community Mental Health Practitioner - Grand Rapids, MN

Description

Are you passionate about supporting mental health and helping individuals thrive? Join our team as a Mental Health Practitioner, where you'll work directly with clients to provide skills training, coordinate care, and empower families. Under the guidance of a Clinical Supervisor, you'll play a vital role in improving the well‑being and daily functioning of those we serve.

• Develop and implement personalized mental health treatment plans (approved by the Clinical Supervisor).
• Provide individual and group skills training to enhance emotional and behavioral functioning.
• Offer resources and education to clients and families to support personal growth.
• Maintain confidentiality and adhere to mandatory reporting laws to ensure client safety.

• Work closely with families and community partners to ensure seamless coordination of care.
• Build strong, professional relationships with outside agencies on behalf of the client.
• Effectively communicate (both written and verbal) to advocate for client needs and progress.

• Maintain accurate and timely documentation in accordance with agency guidelines.
• Stay up to date with continuing education and training as required.
• Ensure all paperwork and billing documentation meet compliance standards.

• Make a real impact in the lives of clients and their families.
• Grow your skills with ongoing training and professional development.
• Work in a supportive and collaborative team environment.

Ready to make a difference?
Apply today!

You're a great fit if you:

• Meet Qualified Mental Health Practitioner criteria (qualifications can be reviewed here)

In addition to meeting the qualifications for a Mental Health Practitioner, the ideal candidate must possess:

• Strong knowledge of parenting skills, child care methods, child development, home management, and housekeeping.
• Exceptional verbal and written communication skills.
• Good decision‑making abilities and the capacity to work with minimal supervision.
• Strong interpersonal and interviewing skills.
• Ability to engage with resistant clients in a non‑judgmental manner, respecting diverse lifestyles and economic backgrounds.
• A genuine desire to work with high‑risk youth and families in crisis.