The Behavioral Health Therapist Associate provides clinical assessments for people of all ages who come to Behavioral Health Urgent Care (BHUC) with psychological and/or substance use difficulties. The therapist determines the level of behavioral health and substance use services needed and provides crisis assessment, stabilization, intervention, and service coordination to de-escalate crises and support the lowest level of care that promotes safety. The role helps maintain a therapeutic and safe environment, supports appropriate connections to additional services and community resources, and participates in team meetings and discharge planning. The therapist also supports staff education, maintains compliant medical records, contributes to quality improvement, and maintains required licensure and training. The position includes travel to community locations and agencies as assigned, along with other duties requested by a supervisor.
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Career Level
Entry Level