Crisis Stabilization Clinician at Easterseals Blake Foundation

Des Moines, Iowa, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

08 Jun, 26

Salary

85000.0

Posted On

10 Mar, 26

Experience

0 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Crisis Intervention, Clinical Assessment, Trauma Informed Care, Cultural Competency, Care Coordination, Policy Advocacy, Self Care, Problem Solving, Solution Focused, Documentation, Teamwork, Communication, Supervision Acceptance, Telehealth

Industry

Philanthropic Fundraising Services

Description

Description Looking for a high-impact role with a schedule that actually fits your life? Our Brain Health Center is seeking a Crisis Stabilization Therapist for a unique "Weekend +2" position! Come join us today! The Perks: Salary: $70,000 – $85,000 per year Predictable Flexibility: Work Saturday and Sunday, plus any two other consecutive days (e.g., Fri–Mon, Thu–Sun, or Sat–Tue). You choose the block that works for you, and it stays the same every week. Alternative Options: We are also open to a Wednesday–Saturday block If you are ready to make a difference in crisis care while enjoying a consistent, 4-day work week, apply today! Principle Accountabilities: Assess the clinical and brain health needs of children, adults and families experiencing a brain health crisis who have been referred to Crisis Stabilization Services, both Community and Residential. Intervene with individuals, families, and groups through application of evidence based, trauma informed, and culturally competent short-term interventions, ensuring each client has daily contact with a clinician. Work closely with the team to support the identified needs and program plan of enrolled clients. Maintain documentation in compliance with Easterseals Iowa standards reflected in the Crisis Stabilization Handbook and including the Crisis Assessment, Crisis Stabilization Plan, Progress Notes, and Treatment Summary. Engage in care coordination for all those participating in services including making referrals and coordinating quality care with other supports utilized or potentially utilized by identified clients and their families or other supports. Advocate for and with clients, their families and other supports through policy advocacy at the organizational, local, state, and federal levels. Utilize and model a thorough self-care plan built on the pillars of Brain Health: Move, Discover, Relax, Nourish, and Connect. Easterseals Values & Accountabilities: Integrity: Advocate for the health care needs of clients and families. Inform team members of these needs so they can be followed through with and communicated to others. Follows through with deadlines; owns communicationses and corrects mistakes. Does not practice outsidee their professional scope. Customer-Focused: Focus on the individual health care needs of each client system and do what they must be done to meet those needs. Timely and professional communication with all clients and stakeholders. Independence: Support clients to make informed choices about their health care needs, support families and other supports to feel competent in supporting people experiencing brain health crises. Respect: Provide prompt health care to Easterseals Iowa’s clients and families. When health care is provided, the information and situation is to be kept confidential. Shared Purpose: Work together as a team to meet the health care needs of clients and families, and do so respectfully, professionally, and flexibly. Excellence: Work closely with program team members to assist in prevention and problem solving. Engage in continual learning and apply new knowledge to the care you provide to clients and families, while supporting their families and other team members to do likewise. Requirements Knowledge, Skills and Experience Requirements: Must be a licensed mental health professional in the state of Iowa. Preference is given to those who have experience in a crisis service environment. Demonstrate ethical and professional behavior. Ability to problem solve. Ability to be solution-focused. Ability to demonstrate behavior consistent with positive behavior support philosophy. Knowledge and understanding of trauma and the impact of trauma. Desire to work with persons who have disabilities, and client systems experiencing crisis. Ability to communicate effectively in written and verbal formats. Ability to work cooperatively with team members, clients, families, and external customers in a professional and concerned manner. Ability to accept supervision/guidance, sees the value of supervision in practice, and makes changes as needed to effectively serve clients and families. Ability to work independently. Ability to work in a close-knit and collaborative team environment with other clinicians and professionals. Ability to utilize a computer and basic programs. Maintain training and certifications as determined by department director; stay informed of current research in clinical practice, as well as effective provision of evidence-based services. Engage in regular continuing education to improve your practice as a clinician, as well as build quality services at Easterseals Iowa This position requires completion of 30 hours of specialized training in crisis intervention in the first six months as approved through accrediting and/or contracting entities. This position includes an on-call rotation requiring the Clinician to be in Polk County and free of substances, available to respond to referrals within 120 minutes of receipt. Flexibility to work hours as needed by job duties, including ability to work together with the team to ensure client needs are met and team member care and concern is prioritized. Ability to work in the office and community. Ability to provide telehealth services when appropriate. Must be able to pass criminal background check, driving record check, license and discipline verification, and OIG check.

Responsibilities

The clinician will assess the needs of children, adults, and families experiencing a brain health crisis and intervene using evidence-based, trauma-informed, and culturally competent short-term interventions. Responsibilities also include maintaining required documentation, engaging in care coordination, and advocating for clients and their families.