Advanced Mental Health Technician - Crisis Stabilization

Advanced Mental Health Technician - Crisis Stabilization

Greenwich, KS $35,009 - $46,099 a year

Full Time

General

Summary:

This role provides 24/7 crisis stabilization services for adults and youth experiencing mental health emergencies in a regional setting within the Midwest. The primary mission is to reduce inpatient hospital admissions, minimize law enforcement involvement, and engage individuals in outpatient treatment to support their recovery journey. The position involves delivering intensive, goal-oriented care to those requiring crisis stabilization, collaborating closely with clinical and community partners to ensure high-intensity support and promote community tenure.

• Deliver crisis stabilization services at a dedicated Crisis Stabilization Center.
• Engage clients positively and supportively, monitoring and documenting treatment progress, activities, and behaviors.
• Assist clients with daily living activities and support medication compliance and crisis management.
• Work collaboratively with community partners, caregivers, family members, physicians, and other providers until the crisis episode resolves.
• Under clinician supervision, help coordinate access to appropriate care levels post-assessment.
• Apply de-escalation techniques in intense situations and provide one-to-one client monitoring for safety as needed.
• Support scheduling of follow-up mental health appointments and facilitate successful reintegration into home, community, school, and outpatient services.
• Complete all required documentation, training, and competency reviews promptly and accurately.
• Work flexible hours including some nights and weekends based on community crisis needs.

• Familiarity with community mental health services.

• Integrity:
  Demonstrate honesty and a commitment to doing the right thing, inspiring others to uphold organizational values.
• Compassion:
  Exhibit empathy and excellent customer service, managing conflict thoughtfully and offering alternative solutions.
• Accountability:
  Take ownership of projects and issues, work autonomously, and adapt flexibly to changing priorities.
• Respect:
  Collaborate effectively with diverse populations, maintaining a positive and proactive service orientation.
• Excellence:
  Communicate clearly, think strategically, and lead day-to-day processes with coaching and leadership skills.

• High school diploma or GED equivalent.
• Computer proficiency.

• Two or more years of professional experience in mental health services, crisis response, or related fields.
• Experience educating clients on self-care and improving daily living activities.

• Successful completion of background checks including child and adult abuse registries and motor vehicle screening.
• Completion of CPR and First Aid training within 60 days of employment.
• Valid driver's license, insurance, and reliable vehicle.

This position offers competitive pay, a generous benefits package, and opportunities for professional growth within a supportive environment serving the broader Central Midwest region.