What are the responsibilities and job description for the Behavioral Crisis Center Technician (Columbia) M-F 3pm - 11pm position at Burrell Behavioral Health?
Job Description:
Behavioral Technician
Rapid Access Unit
Columbia, Missouri
3pm - 11pm Monday -Friday
You will be working at the new Burrell Rapid Access Unit in Columbia, Missouri, which provides the following community services:
- A 23-hour assessment, observation, stabilization, and treatment service for adults with an acute psychiatric and/or substance use disorder;
- 24/7 staffing by a multidisciplinary team of psychiatrists, nurse practitioners, nurses, licensed mental health professionals, mental health technicians, peer support specialists, and support staff.
- Care coordination and integration with public health officials and health system partners for appropriate follow-up care in the community.
About the Behavioral Technician Role:
- Provide general direction for all clients.
- Implement guidelines, procedures and program rules accurately and consistently.
- Provide direction to clients in maintaining their living and sleeping areas in a neat and sanitary manner.
- Encourage individuals to develop positive relationships within the program, with both staff and other clients.
- Provide supervision, as needed, during mealtime to ensure clients have a safe and sanitary eating area and meals are carried out in an orderly fashion.
- Complete appropriate paperwork for admissions, transfers and/or discharge.
- Responsible for documenting treatment plan interventions, participating in daily activities.
- Develop and write treatment plans.
- Monitor and/or facilitate group activities as designated by supervisor engaging with clients during group activities, and providing intervention as needed for clients to obtain maximum benefit from participation.
- Responsible for maintaining facility cleanliness by completing designated facility tasks.
- Observe, record and communicate clients’ behaviors, strengths, progress, areas of difficulty and needs in a timely manner, utilizing established mechanisms and program formats.
Qualifications:
- High School Diploma or GED
- Must be at least 21 years of age
- Preferred but not required- Experience and/or degree in Human Services field (Case Management, Social Work, Crisis Support, Substance Abuse Counselor, etc)
What we offer:
Great pay, benefits, and a culture like no other.
Career Advancement Opportunities
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