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Johnson County Government

Public administration for county government

On-Call Mental Health Crisis Clinician - Clinician II

Mental & Behavioral HealthPosted on Nov 5
Part-time$32.93 - $49.40

About the Job

Requirements

  • A master's degree in Social Work, Counseling, Psychology, or another Human Services field is required.
  • Kansas Behavioral Sciences licensure at the master's level in the area of focus is required; applicants meeting Kansas licensure requirements may be considered if licensure is obtained by the time of an employment offer and is pending confirmation at application.
  • A Kansas or Missouri driver's license may be required, depending on the department or agency.
  • Reference and background screening is required for all positions; specific criteria may vary by department or agency.
  • All county employees may be called upon to assist other departments during a declared emergency.

Responsibilities

  • Provide mobile crisis response as part of a two-person team across Johnson County.
  • Respond to behavioral health crises, de-escalate situations, assess individuals, and support them through crises.
  • Assess suicide risk and other safety concerns, determine the least restrictive level of care, develop safety plans, or coordinate a higher level of care as appropriate.
  • Provide support, education, and connections to resources for crisis response.
  • Provide outreach and follow-up to help prevent mental health crises or criminal justice recidivism.
  • Provide outreach visits with case managers to high-acuity clients or clients with complex circumstances for clinical assessment, safety planning, and crisis stabilization.
  • Complete timely follow-up by phone or at clients' homes to ensure connection to resources or resolution of the crisis.
  • Collaborate with mental health center teams, law enforcement, family members, hospitals, and community agencies to advocate for and support individuals' needs.
  • Complete and submit clinical documentation of services provided, using organization-approved ambient listening technology in accordance with applicable policies and client privacy requirements.
  • Collaborate with law enforcement on emergency detention when appropriate and complete state hospitalization screening as needed.
  • Cross-train on 988 Contact Center duties, including calls, chats, and texts.

Desired Qualifications

  • A Kansas Behavioral Sciences license at the clinical level is preferred.
  • One year of experience in the area of focus is preferred.

About the Company

Johnson County Government

Public administration for county government

Johnson County Government provides local governance and public services for Johnson County, Kansas. It operates through a seven-member Board of County Commissioners and a County Manager who enact laws, set the budget, and fund departments that deliver services such as public safety, public works, libraries, parks, wastewater, mental health, aging and human services, elections, and economic development. It stands out for strong financial health, holding Triple-A bond ratings, and has a long history as a stable government serving the Kansas City metropolitan area. Its goal is to maintain public health, safety, infrastructure, and welfare by planning and funding community services and supporting economic development and quality of life for residents.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Olathe, KS
Founded
1855

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