Children's Home Based Crisis Interventionist (HBCI)

Overview

We are seeking a compassionate and dedicated HBCI Interventionist to be a part of this innovative program, working with children and their families. This position plays a crucial role in supporting youth with intellectual and developmental disabilities who are experiencing mental health crises. You will provide short-term crisis intervention, therapeutic support, and collaborate with families and community members to help stabilize and improve the social, emotional, and behavioral functioning of the participants. You will have the opportunity to develop individualized treatment plans, provide therapy, and ensure that families feel supported throughout their child's journey toward healing and stabilization. This position requires flexibility, creativity, and a strong commitment to enhancing the well-being of individuals with complex needs.

Why Join Racker?

• Impactful Work: Your work will directly enhance the lives of individuals with disabilities and their families.
• Supportive Environment: We provide clinical supervision, professional development, and an environment that encourages growth.
• Comprehensive Benefits: We offer competitive pay, health insurance, retirement plans, and paid time off.
• Inclusive Culture: Racker’s values are rooted in inclusion, diversity, and respect for all individuals. You’ll be part of a team that truly cares about making a difference.
  
  

Position is 37.5 hours per week, hybrid is possible. Salary range is $48,000-$58,000 depending on education and experience.

This position is eligible for the OMH Student Loan Repayment Program, where you can have up to $30,000 of student debt paid for three years' commitment to this position.

Responsibilities

• Design and implement a short term comprehensive crisis treatment response for each assigned participant and their family.
• Provide short term therapy to assigned participants .
• Act as a case manager to coordinate transitional connections that will enhance their social, emotional and behavioral functioning in school, at home and in the community and which reflects the perspectives of the student, family and other involved supports. The program will reflect Racker’s values as defined in the Mission, Vision, Guiding Principles and Code of Conduct.
• Complete assessments that are recommended for improved diagnostic understanding, treatment planning and immediate crisis intervention
• Offer and deliver a full continuum of family support and therapy services and keep families fully informed on their child’s progress
• Gather and share treatment-related information with team members
• Maintain open and direct communication with team members and negotiate and resolve differences
• Engage and participate in clinical supervision
• Complete all documentation per Office of Mental Health and program guidelines
• Participate in an on call rotation and make contact with referred families within 24 hours of referral.
  
  

Working Relationships: Directly responsible to the HCBI Program Supervisor

Qualifications

• Skills/Abilities: Ability to provide effective mental health support to youth and their families and function as a member of a multidisciplinary team
• Knowledge: Understanding of the needs of children with social, emotional and behavioral problems and the needs of their families
• Physical Requirements: ability to operate standard office equipment.
  
  

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