The Crisis Co-Responder Therapist partners with law enforcement to respond to behavioral health crises in the community. The therapist de-escalates crises, conducts on-scene clinical assessments, and connects individuals to community-based services and supports. Depending on the situation, the therapist may respond in real time with law enforcement or arrive after the scene has been secured. This specialized team aims to reduce emergency department visits, arrests, and repeat law enforcement calls through immediate clinical intervention and short-term follow-up care. The role includes responding to crisis calls with law enforcement, assessing mental health concerns, suicide risk, substance use, psychosis, and social determinants of health, and coordinating appropriate treatment, housing, and follow-up resources. The therapist documents services, maintains accurate records, and collaborates with community partners to support ongoing care. This is a full-time position based in Murphy, North Carolina, with local travel. The position offers a fixed compensation rate of $75,000 per year. The employer describes flexibility to shape the schedule, support for maintaining a steady caseload, and opportunities to grow within a stable, mission-driven organization.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level