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Frontier Behavioral Health

Behavioral health provider offering crisis services

Mental Health Clinician 2 - Youth & Adult Services

Mental & Behavioral HealthConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeSpokane, WA, USA

About the Job

Requirements

  • A master's degree in psychology, counseling, social work, or a related field from an accredited college or university is required.
  • Apply for a Counselor Agency Affiliated–Registered credential from the Washington State Department of Health within 30 days of hire.
  • Hold an unrestricted and valid driver's license, maintain active car insurance, and be willing to use a personal vehicle for work.
  • Know service delivery models including groups, skills training, brief or focused therapy, and community-based interventions for children and/or adults with serious and persistent mental health diagnoses.
  • Know Washington Administrative Codes and statutes pertaining to mental health treatment and service delivery.
  • Have knowledge of and experience providing evidence-based psychotherapy modalities.
  • Be able to communicate and engage effectively with people of varied backgrounds, traumatic experiences, cultures, education levels, and socioeconomic statuses.
  • Be able to drive, traverse distances up to several city blocks and varied terrains, navigate stairs, and enter and exit vehicles frequently; may need to lift 10–20 pounds.
  • Use a computer daily.
  • Maintain professional credentials, including continuing education as applicable.

Responsibilities

  • Provide episodic, trauma-informed, person-centered therapy using evidence-based practices.
  • Maintain client records and other required documentation promptly and confidentially, in accordance with agency policies and practices.
  • When required by the outpatient program, credentialed Mental Health Clinician IIs eligible to be Mental Health Professionals provide initial intake assessments to determine medical necessity and eligibility for outpatient services.
  • Conduct comprehensive assessments, preliminary diagnoses, and treatment recommendations for youth and adults as part of intake assessments.
  • Complete consent to release confidential information with clients and guardians when appropriate, covering current and past behavioral health treatment, involved allied service providers, and natural supports.
  • Complete intake assessments concurrently with the client.
  • Accurately determine program assignment for individuals who are enrolled.
  • Conduct risk assessments, develop and implement safety plans, and provide crisis intervention and stabilization services as needed, including facilitating access to inpatient behavioral health facilities.
  • Facilitate and co-facilitate client treatment groups.
  • Represent the agency and its services to the community in a positive and professional manner.
  • Participate in required staff meetings, regular supervision, and weekly clinical staff meetings.
  • Participate in required training, consultation calls, and onsite visits or reviews when required by contract.
  • Accept delegated expanded assignments and responsibilities within the agency, such as quality improvement teams, task groups, committees, consultations, mentoring, or training responsibilities.
  • Establish and maintain collaborative working relationships with clinical, administrative, and support staff, community partners, clients, and family or natural supports.
  • Include the client's support network and applicable community partners in treatment and care coordination.
  • Coordinate with the treatment team regarding progress and discharge planning, and provide services as part of a multidisciplinary team in community, virtual, and clinical settings in compliance with applicable treatment models.
  • Develop and implement care plans with measurable objectives and attainable goals in collaboration with clients; evaluate progress and adjust plans as needed.
  • Meet productivity standards in accordance with agency program guidelines.
  • Comply with state WAC requirements and agency policies and procedures.
  • Complete required charting, correspondence, Workday tasks, and other paperwork accurately and promptly.
  • May be assigned to supervise interns.
  • Travel to see clients in the community and between work sites.
  • Perform other duties as assigned.

Desired Qualifications

  • Two years of experience providing clinical behavioral health services.

About the Company

Frontier Behavioral Health

Behavioral health provider offering crisis services

Frontier Behavioral Health provides a full range of behavioral health services in Spokane County, including 24/7 crisis intervention and Crisis Response Services with Involuntary Treatment Act evaluations, as well as 48 inpatient beds for Evaluation & Treatment and Stabilization. Most care is outpatient, but the organization also supports Children and Youth, Adults, and Elders, plus programs like Peer Support, nursing home and school-based services, care for the homeless, a Clubhouse, and Vocational Rehabilitation. It stands out as the region’s lead provider for crisis response and serves more than 16,000 clients each year with a staff of over 700, offering both inpatient and community-based care. Its goal is to provide accessible, coordinated care that meets people’s behavioral health needs across ages and life situations.

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