Full-Time

Behavioral Aide

Adult Residential Services

Updated on 8/8/2026

Deadline 7/22/27
Altapointe Health Systems

Altapointe Health Systems

501-1,000 employees

Integrated behavioral health and primary care

No salary listed

Mobile, AL, USA

In Person

Category
Medical, Clinical & Veterinary (1)
Required Skills
Medication Administration

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Requirements
  • A high school diploma or equivalent is required.
  • Must be at least 23 years of age.
  • Must maintain a valid Alabama driver's license.
  • Must have proof of current liability insurance.
  • Must comply with the Nurse Delegation Program, including recertification requirements.
  • Must be able to work at any Adult Residential Services facility based on staffing needs.
  • Must be able to work three 12-hour shifts per week, including rotating weekends, for the full-time schedule.
  • Must be able to perform the stated physical duties, including standing, walking, squatting, lifting, pushing and pulling, fine manipulation, and documentation.
  • Must complete assigned training, in-services, workshops, and committee or performance-improvement activities as required.
Responsibilities
  • Provide basic observation and ongoing monitoring of consumers in the group home.
  • Interact with consumers and provide training on basic living skills according to assessed needs.
  • Implement behavioral plans when applicable and meet daily productivity standards through individual and group basic living skills services.
  • Assist consumers with bathing, toileting, personal hygiene, medication use, chores, and safety issues.
  • Prepare consumer meals according to individualized dietary orders and posted menus, and stock food and household items.
  • Recognize the elements of a crisis state and proactively de-escalate or resolve situations.
  • Adhere to household schedules, individual appointments, and planned activities.
  • Transport consumers to and from appointments and outings.
  • Model appropriate behavior, including communication skills, grooming, and manners.
  • Work with consumers and staff to maintain house cleanliness.
  • Perform handoff communication at shift change and collaborate with treatment team members.
  • Complete routine health and safety tasks for the house and vehicles.
  • Report accidents or driving violations to the supervisor and human resources.
  • Document consumer services, basic living skills services, individualized responses, and progress toward goals in a timely and legible manner.
  • Attend staff meetings and complete other duties assigned by the supervisor or designee.
  • Provide assistance to consumers and visitors as needed.
  • Maintain consumer care, dignity, privacy, confidentiality, and sensitivity to individual needs.
  • Follow AltaPointe policies and procedures.
Altapointe Health Systems

Altapointe Health Systems

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AltaPointe Health Systems provides integrated behavioral health, primary care, and substance use treatment across Alabama through hospitals, a crisis center, outpatient clinics, and Accordia Health, a Federally Qualified Health Center. Its care model combines medical services delivered by physicians and extenders with coordinated behavioral health and addiction treatment, supported by an academic partnership with the University of South Alabama College of Medicine, Department of Psychiatry. This integrated network allows patients to receive multiple services in related settings, improving continuity of care. The goal is to expand access to comprehensive mental and physical health services in Alabama and to support medical education and psychiatric care through its affiliations.

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Headquarters

Mobile, Alabama

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What believers are saying

  • April 23, 2026, services rose from 1.4 million to over 1.9 million.
  • January 2026 added two mobile crisis vans, extending same-day behavioral response.
  • March 2026 TMS and February 2026 ketamine protocols expand higher-margin specialty treatment.

What critics are saying

  • AltaPointe faces a $7 million patient-safety verdict from March 2023 and reputational damage.
  • Baldwin County renewed only $384,687 for 2026; public funding dependence exposes revenue volatility.
  • Mobile Police's iPad pilot routes high-utilizer crises away from AltaPointe, pressuring referrals by 2027.

What makes Altapointe Health Systems unique

  • AltaPointe runs 22 CCBHCs, eight FQHCs, and two psychiatric hospitals across seven counties.
  • Its 988 Lifeline center and Crisis Response Team handle calls, transports, and home-based crises.
  • AltaPointe staffs University of South Alabama psychiatry faculty, strengthening recruiting and clinical training.

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V3 Healthcare
Apr 23rd, 2026
AltaPointe Health expands Access to Care, serving more individuals across Alabama.

AltaPointe Health expands Access to Care, serving more individuals across Alabama. MOBILE, Ala., April 23, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - AltaPointe Health continues to strengthen its commitment to expanding access to high-quality mental health care, ensuring more individuals and families receive the support they need. Recent data highlights significant growth in services. Data shows services increased from 1.4 million in 2023 to over 1.9 million in FY 2025, indicating higher demand and broader access to care. AltaPointe's Access to Care team plays a critical role in connecting people to services quickly and efficiently. In 2025 alone, the team answered more than 66,000 calls during business hours, along with over 6,000 after-hours crisis calls, demonstrating the growing demand for mental health support. Additionally, more than 8,000 calls were answered through the 988 Lifeline Center, reinforcing the organization's role as a vital resource for individuals in crisis across the region. AltaPointe provides a comprehensive system of care, including 22 Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinics (CCBHCs), eight Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs), two psychiatric hospitals, and more than 100 programs across seven counties. This wide network allows the organization to meet patients where they are, offering both behavioral and primary care services in a coordinated approach. The organization's continued growth reflects a broader understanding of the importance of mental health. From crisis intervention to ongoing treatment, AltaPointe remains focused on delivering compassionate, patient-centered care. "Mental health care is vital to the overall health and strength of our communities. As awareness continues to grow, more individuals are reaching out for support," said Tuerk Schlesinger, CEO of AltaPointe Health. "Our dedicated team is committed to providing high-quality, compassionate care that empowers individuals on their journey to mental and physical wellness, while working to remove barriers and ensure help is accessible whenever it's needed most." AltaPointe Health encourages anyone in need of mental health services to reach out at (251) 450-2211. Help is also available 24/7 through the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. About AltaPointe AltaPointe Health is an extensive healthcare system providing behavioral and primary healthcare. Each year it provides more than 1 million services to 45,000 patients across Alabama. A national leader in behavioral health for more than 60 years, AltaPointe expanded its service array in 2018 to include primary care. Its team of 28 physicians and 16 physician extenders renders the medical care services throughout the organization and serves as the administration and faculty for the University of South Alabama, College of Medicine-Department of Psychiatry. Learn more about AltaPointe's services for adults and children atwww.AltaPointe.org. SOURCE AltaPointe Health Systems

PR Newswire
Oct 24th, 2025
AltaPointe Health Launches Innovative iPad Pilot Program to Reduce Non-Emergency 911 Calls

AltaPointe Health launches innovative iPad pilot program to reduce non-emergency 911 calls. News provided by. MOBILE, Ala., Oct. 24, 2025 /PRNewswire/ - AltaPointe Health, in partnership with MyCare Technologies, the Mobile Police Department, and Mobile Fire-Rescue, has launched a new pilot program aimed at reducing non-emergency 911 calls and improving access to behavioral healthcare for individuals in crisis. For the past few years, Mobile police officers have used iPads in the field to connect individuals experiencing behavioral health crises directly with AltaPointe clinicians. Now, through this new initiative, those same iPads will be placed directly into the hands of frequent 911 callers - giving them immediate, 24/7 access to mental health support from trained professionals. "MyCare Technologies approached us about expanding the iPad program to see how effective it could be when the technology is placed directly with individuals who often rely on 911 for non-medical needs," said Dr. Cindy Gipson, AltaPointe Health's Director of Crisis and Justice-Involved Services. "The program won't cost the city or taxpayers anything, but it has the potential to save significant public resources while improving care for some of our most vulnerable residents." The program targets the top 50 frequent 911 callers - individuals identified as "high utilizers" of emergency and EMS services, often transported to local hospitals multiple times a year for non-medical concerns. Mobile Fire-Rescue Interim Chief Barry Glisson explained the strain such calls place on public safety resources. "There's mental fatigue of constantly running on the same patient multiple times in a day. The other part is just the use of the resources," said Glisson. "That can take resources from other residents and community members who have a need for calling 911." Last year, it cost the City of Mobile more than $1 million to transport 70 patients to the hospital 10 or more times. This year alone, 40 patients have generated $565,000 in ambulance costs, with only a fraction reimbursed through insurance. The MyCare iPads are exclusively configured with only a single, secure app that connects users directly to AltaPointe clinicians or peer specialists for real-time video sessions. From there, individuals can receive virtual support or be directed to AltaPointe's Crisis Center for further assistance. "Sometimes, it's as simple as not having food or a safe place to sleep," said Dr. Gipson. "For most of us, that's not a 911 call - but for someone struggling to think coherently day to day, that's a crisis. Now, instead of dispatching emergency vehicles, we can connect them with someone who can help immediately." The six-month pilot will be funded and supported by MyCare Technologies at no cost to taxpayers. Over the next six months, AltaPointe and city partners will collect and analyze outcomes to measure its effectiveness in reducing call volume, emergency transports, and associated costs. "The hope is that this becomes a long-term, cost-saving measure for taxpayers and a lifeline for individuals in crisis," said Dr. Gipson. "It's about getting the right kind of help to the right people - at the right time." AltaPointe Health is an extensive healthcare system providing behavioral and primary healthcare. Each year it provides more than 1 million services to 45,000 patients across Alabama. A national leader in behavioral health for more than 60 years, AltaPointe expanded its service array in 2018 to include primary care. With an even greater focus on the patient's whole health, it operates Accordia Health, a Federally Qualified Health Center with six clinic sites. Rounding out the continuum, AltaPointe operates two psychiatric hospitals serving children and adults, one Behavioral Health Crisis Center, and 22 outpatient behavioral healthcare clinics. Its team of 28 physicians and 16 physician extenders renders the medical care services throughout the organization and serves as the administration and faculty for the University of South Alabama, College of Medicine-Department of Psychiatry. SOURCE AltaPointe Health Systems

PR Newswire
Jul 30th, 2025
AltaPointe Health Expands Children's Outpatient Services with New Mobile County Location

MOBILE, Ala., July 29, 2025 /PRNewswire/ - AltaPointe Health is excited to announce the opening of its newest children's outpatient clinic located at 4211 Government Boulevard in Mobile, Alabama.

PR Newswire
May 30th, 2025
Finding Balance: Managing Kids' Screen Time To Promote Positive Mental Health Habits From Altapointe Health Child Psychiatrist

MOBILE, Ala., May 30, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- In today's digital world, it's not uncommon to see children and teens immersed in screens—whether it's phones, tablets, or laptops. For many parents, figuring out how much screen time is too much has become a daily struggle. Dr. Hays Todd, a board-certified child and adolescent psychiatrist with AltaPointe Health, often helps families navigate this challenge with insight and compassion. "There's no magic number of minutes that's right for every child," Dr. Todd explained

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Apr 30th, 2025
Altapointe Health And Washington County Invite Community To "Go Green For Mental Health" On May 12

CHATOM, Ala., April 30, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Mental health affects every part of our lives—including our physical health—and during Mental Health Awareness Month, AltaPointe Health and the Washington County Stepping Up Initiative are inviting the community to show their support in a simple but powerful way