Crisis stabilization services are a first-line alternative to hospitalization in state hospitals, providing psychiatric stabilization and detoxification for adults aged 18 and over on a short-term basis. Highland Rivers has three crisis stabilization units (CSUs) and one Behavioral Health Crisis Center (BHCC) that operate 24 hours a day, 7 days a week as emergency receiving and evaluation facilities. The CSUs are available to residents of all 13 counties Highland Rivers serves.JOB SUMMARY: The Clinician will complete behavioral health and/or crisis assessments, develop treatment and safety plans and deliver clinical services to individuals seeking mental health and substance abuse related challenges in a fast-paced crisis clinic. This position involves direct clinical services, staff consultation, case management work and possible involuntary commitment determinations.DUTIES ANDRESPONSIBILITIES:
Completes and documents BHA assessments.
With the assistance of the individual, staff will develop treatment plans.
Guides the individual in the understanding of his/her illness and contributing personal, social, and economic factors.
Meets mandated deadlines for social services and supporting documentation.
as required by state/agency policies and procedures.
Assists the individual with discharge planning, identification and accessing.
Community resources include making referrals and other arrangements as necessary.
Works with both internal and external stakeholders to ensure effective discharge planning.
Demonstrates good verbal and written communication skills when reporting or documenting individual care/progress.
Works closely with nursing staff and physicians to ensure cross-disciplinary communication.100%
Any additional duties as assigned.
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