In PersonWorks second shift and at least two weekend shifts per month.
Medical, Clinical & VeterinaryMental & Behavioral Health
About the job
Requirements
A Master's degree in Psychology, Social Work, Mental Health Counseling, or a similar field.
Three to five years of related work experience.
Knowledge of crisis intervention services, risk assessment and management, trauma-informed care principles, and integrated treatment for co-occurring disorders.
Knowledge of New Hampshire involuntary admission criteria and conditional discharge revocation processes.
Knowledge of family dynamics and systems theory.
Knowledge of the Rapid Response Access Point system.
Leadership ability in a work setting.
Ability to work effectively independently and as part of a team.
Ability to interact with community stakeholders, such as school personnel and pediatricians, to promote department and agency programs.
Ability to work non-traditional shifts as needed to staff a 24/7 program.
Ability to coach and teach effectively.
Ability to multitask and remain flexible regarding workload and assignments.
Ability to exercise judgment and solve problems.
Ability to analyze and develop statistical data.
Strong organizational skills and ability to complete projects in a timely manner.
Knowledge of Microsoft Office products, including email, Word, and Excel.
A valid driver's license and an automobile with liability insurance in the amount required by agency policy.
Responsibilities
Assist the Emergency Services Program Manager in managing Emergency Services teams.
Oversee second-shift Emergency Services team operations, including leading daily deployment meetings, ensuring routine safety and van checks are completed and documented, and maintaining the shift log.
Provide supervisory support to the Afterhours agency On-Call Team and ACT Teams as needed.
Provide training, oversight, supervision, and performance reviews to second-shift and weekend Emergency Services clinicians, telehealth clinicians, Crisis Support Specialists, and internship staff.
Maintain knowledge of Emergency Services, the Rapid Response System, agency policies and procedures, and other agency and community services.
Review Emergency Services evaluations and provide clinical feedback to staff.
Provide office-based urgent care appointments and hospital discharges as directed by the Emergency Services Program Manager.
Participate in rapid-response deployments into the community as needed and directed by the Emergency Services Program Manager.
Participate in the Agency Afterhours On-Call and Emergency Services Supervisor On-Call rotations.
Monitor the Rapid Response System to ensure Greater Nashua Mental Health teams are available and able to deploy regularly.
Perform other assigned duties and special projects.
Work second shift and at least two weekend shifts per month as directed by the Emergency Services Program Manager.
Desired Qualifications
A New Hampshire Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor or Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker license is preferred.