The Behavioral Health Clinician assesses patients’ problems, needs, and level of functioning, then develops treatment plans appropriate to each patient’s diagnosis, age, and clinical presentation. The clinician provides treatment using a range of modalities and theoretical approaches consistent with current clinical standards, and supports individuals, groups, and families through counseling. The role includes evaluating and treating mental disorders and other conditions using psychotherapeutic techniques and principles of human development. The clinician establishes and conducts interventions, develops discharge plans tailored to each client, and follows through with the termination process. They provide care in accordance with established policies, procedures, and professional standards; plan and deliver patient education; and develop, implement, and evaluate care based on identified needs. The clinician manages clients in crisis, documents care and patient responses accurately and consistently, presents cases at clinical team meetings, completes documentation within required timeframes, and coordinates discharge planning and ongoing care with the next provider. The role also involves collaboration with guardians and community agencies to meet patient care needs. This is a full-time, 40-hour-per-week position with a Monday–Friday schedule from 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. The listed pay range is $28.55–$42.85. Extensive walking, prolonged sitting while reviewing records and documenting, repetitive wrist motion, and occasional lifting of 10–20 pounds are required.
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