Nursing & Frontline Patient Care·Updated on Nov 13·
Part-timeRolla, MO, USA$19 /hrIn-person
About the Job
Requirements
At least one year of psychiatric, nursing, or emergency room work experience is preferred.
A high school diploma or GED is preferred.
Stay calm and compassionate when supporting individuals in behavioral health crisis.
Communicate clearly and respectfully with patients and team members.
Value teamwork and collaboration as essential to quality care.
Be committed to helping others feel seen, heard, and supported.
Responsibilities
Provide person-centered support to individuals during crisis and ensure their daily needs are met.
Monitor safety and engage with individuals to create a supportive environment.
Participate in medication administration following L1MA training.
Share observations and feedback with the treatment team to enhance care.
Assist in keeping the Behavioral Health Crisis Center environment organized, clean, and welcoming.
Mentor new staff and collaborate with the interdisciplinary team.
Desired Qualifications
At least one year of psychiatric, nursing, or emergency room work experience.
A high school diploma or GED.
Make a difference every day — join us as a Behavioral Technician and provide compassionate support to individuals in crisis. Schedule: Saturday & Sunday 7:00am - 7:30pm. 24 hours weekly.
As a Behavioral Technician (Internal title: Community Living Instructor BHCC) at our Behavioral Health Crisis Center (BHCC), you’ll ensure individuals receive the care, comfort, and support they need during a behavioral health crisis. Working under the supervision of the Triage Clinician Lead, you’ll play an important role in maintaining safety, assisting with daily needs, and helping people feel supported and valued during a difficult time.
This is a great opportunity for someone who:
Wants to make a meaningful impact in the lives of individuals experiencing crisis
Enjoys providing hands-on care and daily support in a team-based environment
Values safety, compassion, and communication as part of quality care
Is eager to grow in the behavioral health field through training and mentorship
Provide person-centered support to individuals during crisis, ensuring daily needs are met
Monitor safety and engage with individuals to create a supportive environment
Participate in medication administration (following L1MA training)
Share observations and feedback with the treatment team to enhance care
Assist in keeping the BHCC environment organized, clean, and welcoming
Act as a mentor to new staff and collaborate with the interdisciplinary team
High School/GED preferred
WORK EXPERIENCE
• At least one (1) year of psychiatric, nursing, or emergency room work experience preferred You'll Be a Great Fit for This Role If You:
Stay calm and compassionate when supporting individuals in behavioral health crisis
Communicate clearly and respectfully with both patients and team members
Take pride in creating a safe, clean, and supportive care environment
Value teamwork and collaboration as essential to quality care
Are committed to helping others feel seen, heard, and supported