Mobile Crisis Mental Health Professional (MHP) - Master's Degree Required - Swing Shift

Sound•Redmond, WA

2d•$32 - $34

About The Position

Join Our Mobile Rapid Response Crisis Team: Make a Difference Every Day! Are you a compassionate and adaptable mental health professional looking to have a real impact in your community? As a Mobile Crisis Mental Health Professional (MHP), you will be stationed in an active-response mobile van, swiftly responding to urgent calls to attend to individuals in acute distress. Collaborating closely with emergency responders, you will conduct assessments, implement crisis interventions, and connect clients with vital resources—all while navigating high-stress environments with empathy, quick-thinking skills, and expertise. This role offers varied shifts, including day, swing, and night shifts, to accommodate the dynamic nature of crisis response. If you are ready to serve your community by providing life-changing care to people in need, we want to hear from you! Explore this unique opportunity to make a difference—apply today and be a vital part of transforming lives! A Master's degree in social work, Psychology, Counseling, or a related mental health field is required. Available Shifts: Friday - Saturday 4:00 pm - 12:30am (16 hours) Wednesday - Saturday 4:00 pm - 12:30am (32 hours) Location: Mobile response team based out of our Redmond office (16225 NE 87th St Suite 160, Redmond, WA 98052). Travels throughout the Eastside and North King County. We are accepting applications until January 19th at 5:00pm.

Requirements

Education: Master's degree in social work, Psychology, Counseling, or a related mental health field (required).
Experience: Strong knowledge of mental health disorders with previous experience in crisis intervention, emergency mental health services, and trauma-informed care is strongly preferred.
Flexibility and willingness to work varied hours, including evenings and weekends, to oversee crisis response operations.
Experience working with a wide range of behavioral health disorders.
Ability to present problems and communicate effectively with collateral organizations working with the individual and/or the family.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills, with the ability to engage empathetically with clients in crisis.
Early intervention and prevention, as well as evidence-based effective treatment.
Strong critical thinking skills with the ability to make rapid clinical decisions in high-pressure situations.
Must hold an active, MHP-qualifying credential issued by the Washington State Department of Health (e.g., LICSW, LMFT, LMHC, or an associate-level equivalent; LAAC or CAAC also qualify)
Must have a Washington State driver's license and insurable driving record.
Must pass a criminal background check.
Regular attendance is an essential function of this position.
Requires manual dexterity, balance, eyesight, and hearing.
Must be able to sit, work, and travel in a Mobile Crisis vehicle for six or more hours a day, using office equipment such as cellphones and laptops.
Individuals must be able to engage vendors, team members, clients, and others over the phone and in person by voice.
Occasional lifting, carrying, pushing, pulling, and moving objects up to 50 pounds as needed for patient care.

Responsibilities

Crisis Assessment and Intervention: Respond to crisis situations promptly, conducting comprehensive assessments to determine the individual’s needs and risk factors.
Crisis Stabilization: Provide immediate therapeutic support to stabilize individuals in crisis, employing evidence-based crisis intervention techniques.
Diversity, Equity, Justice, Inclusion: Relate to others professionally, respecting individual and cultural differences. Understand how cultural background might impact crisis intervention and treatment.
Safety Planning: Develop and implement safety plans for clients, including immediate interventions and referrals for follow-up support services.
Collaboration: Work closely with law enforcement, emergency medical services, and other community resources to coordinate effective responses to crises.
Documentation: Maintain accurate and confidential records of all assessments, interventions, and follow-up plans in accordance with HIPAA regulations and organizational policies.
Community Resource Liaison: Facilitate referrals to appropriate health care behavioral health and social service agencies to ensure ongoing support for client’s post-crisis.
Education and Outreach: Participate in community outreach programs aimed at raising awareness of behavioral health issues and available resources.
Training and Supervision: Provide training and mentorship to interns, volunteers, or new staff in crisis intervention techniques and protocols as needed.
Other duties as assigned.

Benefits

All Team Members at Sound working 40 hours per week will be eligible for the following benefits:
100% Paid Medical & Dental & Vision Insurance
Full time Team Member and child(ren) coverage until child's 26th birthday
Spouse/Domestic Partner coverage available (team member pays full cost)
Paid Life Insurance
2x annual salary + additional $25,000
Long Term Disability Insurance (60% monthly salary)
100% premiums paid by Sound
18 Days of Paid Rest and Relaxation (Vacation) - beginning first year
12 Days of Paid Sick Leave
9 Days of Paid Holidays
Health Savings Account (HSA)
Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA)
for health care (limited) and dependent day care costs (pre-tax)
Employee Assistance Plan (EAP)
The Standard
Sound retirement plan:
401(k) plan (organization contribution) – Sound contributes 3% to team members plan even if you don’t.
Team members are 100% vested; team members may contribute to their own plan
Paid Training
Free in-house professional training and $400 annually + 3 paid days off-site training
Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF)
Free Supervision Hours - Washington State Licensure
Service Award - at 5,10,15,20 & 25 years of service