- Provide individual and family crisis intervention, de-escalation, and stabilization in various settings including remotely and in the community
- Complete crisis assessments for children, adolescents, and adults experiencing psychiatric crises
- Provide individual, family, and group therapy services
- Document services in an electronic medical record system
- Coordinate with interdisciplinary team to provide disposition recommendations and ensure a warm hand-off for next level of care
- Requires rotating on-call shift coverage that includes evening, weekends, and holidays
- Work with other members of the Mobile Crisis Response Team to respond in our catchment area (Pilsen, Little Village, Lawndale)
- Bachelor Degree in Social Work, Counseling, Clinical Psychology, Marital Family Therapy or related behavioral health program is required, Master's Degree is preferred.
- Must be culturally competent.
- Bilingual Spanish is a plus
- Must have valid driver's license and a car
mobile crisis resp psychotherapist - Chicago, United States - Mount Sinai Hospital
Description
GENERAL SUMMARY
:The Psychotherapist's primary role as a part of the Crisis Team, is to complete screenings for individuals in various stages of psychiatric crises, provide de-escalation and stabilization interventions, and assess for disposition and aftercare recommendations on a rotating, "on-call" schedule, but they will have additional clinical responsibilities in the Outpatient Behavioral Health Program. They will carry a caseload of longer term therapy clients and may become involved in other opportunities of interest in the Behavioral Health Program. Psychotherapists are "on call" on a rotating schedule to complete assessments 24 hours/7 days a week and receive additional compensation for their time on call.
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LSW, LCSW, LPC, LCPC or LMFT preferred.
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