Mental Health Professional: Act Assistant Team Lead

Description

• Location 1321 13th Street North,Saint Cloud, MN, 56303,United States
• Job Category Mental Health Professional
• Employee Type Full Time

• Unlicensed Therapist Target Range - $55,000-$65,000 non-exempt (based on clinical hours and supervision)
• Licensed Therapist Target Range: $82,500 annual exempt

Monday–Friday, 7:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m.

Rotating weeks of after-hours/weekend clinical coverage as part of the ACT team

If you’re looking for a role where you canget out of the office, think outside the box, build real relationships, and make a difference where people actually live their lives, ACT may be the right fit for you.

Central Minnesota Mental Health Center (CMMHC) is looking for an
ACT Assistant Team Lead
to join our St. Cloud team. ACT is hands‑on, community‑based, team‑driven work—andno two days look the same.

One day you might be providing therapy in a client’s home. The next, you could be helping someone navigate a housing challenge, coordinating care with another provider, supporting medication management, or working alongside your multidisciplinary team to respond to a change in someone’s mental health.

You won’t spend your days sitting behind a desk waiting for clients to walk through the door.

You’ll meet people where they are, literally and figuratively, and help them build lives in the community they call home.

Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) is an intensive, community‑based mental health service for people living with serious mental illness who may face multiple barriers to stability and independence, including substance use, homelessness, unemployment, and other complex challenges.

ACT takes a “whatever it takes” approach to helping people succeed.

That means:

• Work happens in the community.
  
  Services are provided in clients’ homes and other community settings—not just in an office.
• Every day is different.
  
  ACT clients have complex and changing needs, so the work is dynamic, creative, and rarely predictable.
• You’re part of a team.
  
  Therapists, nurses, psychiatrists, rehabilitation specialists, and other professionals work together toward shared goals.
• You get to be hands‑on.
  
  You’re not just talking about solutions—you’re helping clients put those solutions into action.
• Relationships matter.
  
  ACT is built around consistent, long‑term relationships and meeting people where they are.
• You can see the impact.
  
  Whether it’s helping someone find housing, reconnect with treatment, manage symptoms, or regain independence, your work can have a tangible impact on someone’s life.

ACT services are provided by a multidisciplinary team and combine treatment, rehabilitation, therapeutic, and supportive services. Services are intensive, available on a time‑unlimited basis, and designed to support individuals in living successfully in the community of their choice.

As the
ACT Assistant Team Lead, you’ll play a key role in the clinical leadership and day‑to‑day success of the team.

Working within a shared leadership model alongside the ACT Team Lead and team psychiatrist, you’ll help ensure the team meets ACT standards as outlined in the Tool for Measurement of ACT (TMACT), while supporting high‑quality services for clients and a strong, collaborative team environment.

This is a role for someone who enjoys both leadership and direct clinical work—someone who can step back and see the big picture while also being willing to roll up their sleeves and jump in when the team or a client needs support.

• Support compliance with ACT standards outlined in the Tool for Measurement of ACT (TMACT).
• Provide direction, clinical support, and leadership to team members to promote quality and stability in daily operations.
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