Psychiatric Technician - LTE

Waukesha County, WI•Waukesha, WI

8d•$20 - $26•Onsite

About The Position

Waukesha County's Department of Health and Human Services is seeking a talented and compassionate Psychiatric Technician to serve community members working towards bettering their mental health. The Mental Health Center is certified to provide mental health and substance use inpatient treatment services and maintains a close working relationship with Waukesha Memorial Hospital and other community agencies and partners. This is a LTE position with varied hours based on needs of the hospital. This opportunity will provide you with: A great place to begin or continue your career goals, a secure job filled with challenges and endless opportunities that provides high satisfaction when making a difference in someone's life, an opportunity to contribute to society and Waukesha County, a high percentage of time with patients delivering specialized care, support of a large Health & Human Services department, work with experienced clinical leaders, opportunity to master new clinical skills, an environment where innovation is encouraged, the ability to be creative and suggest new paths to patients, ongoing training for personal and professional development, and earn excellent pay and benefits which includes a well-funded, stellar retirement plan. The services offered at the Mental Health Center focus on resilience, successful community living, and great life satisfaction. The hardworking staff aim to provide meaningful participation of consumers and their recovery teams (families or other chosen support systems) as partners in the recovery process. The staff also strives to provide active participation and consumer feedback through the CCS Coordinating Committee. This flexible and creative workforce empowers consumers to lead their recovery journey by building skills and efficiently utilizing available resources, including natural supports, to achieve positive recovery outcomes. It is an honor when new staff join this team, it can be considered a calling to do this important work.

Requirements

High school graduation or GED equivalent.
Two years of recognized post high school education with at least two courses in psychology, sociology, or social work OR Six months of patient care experience in a mental health setting or a residential treatment center for mentally ill or developmentally disabled or related area. OR Completions of two semesters of clinical education as a nursing student in a recognized nursing education program.
Possession of a valid State of Wisconsin CNA (Certified Nursing Assistant) certification.

Responsibilities

Deliver specialized care to patients.
Contribute to the recovery process of consumers and their support systems.
Provide active participation and consumer feedback through the CCS Coordinating Committee.
Empower consumers to lead their recovery journey by building skills and utilizing available resources.