Salary: $13/hour plus shift differential of 5% for weekend hours & 13% for evenings
Performs a lead role in providing de-escalation techniques and support to clients on the Crisis Stabilization Unit and Temporary Observation Unit. Will provide continuous observation, monitoring and engagement with clients. Engagement to include individual and group activities. Understand role of all staff on the unit and when to ask for assistance from nursing and other staff. Greets clients on admission, provides preliminary admission screenings/procedures with clients to include urine drug screens, consent forms, clothing search, inventory, Personal Safety Interview, orientation to units, etc. Applicants must be able to utilize proper restraint methods and protect staff and clients in crisis situations (execute CPI Interventions).
Will work up to 29 hours week - 12 hour shifts; alternating weekends and holidays.
Ability to monitor and communicate client’s behavior
Ability to engage with clients in a positive, therapeutic manner
Ability to lead in a crisis situation
Ability to perform established treatment and programmatic activities
Completion of a high school diploma or GED and a minimum of two (2) years of behavioral health experience, crisis environment preferred with experience in security principles and procedures. Must be proficient with computers. At least 21 years old.