83,616.00 - 121,118.40; not specified; not specifi...
Crisis intervention and de-escalation
Suicide and risk assessment
Trauma informed care
Respond to 911 or police non-emergency line calls with a behavioral health component, providing crisis intervention, assessment, de-escalation, and referral to services
Job Summary
Respond to 911 or police non-emergency line calls with a behavioral health component, providing crisis intervention, assessment, de-escalation, and referral to services.
Conduct clinical interventions including mental status exams, suicide and risk assessments, and prepare mental health holds as needed.
BHCRT operates seven days per week including evening hours and requires clinicians to work in unpredictable environments, with city-provided personal protective equipment.
Matching Summary
Respond to 911 or police non-emergency line calls with a behavioral health component, providing crisis intervention, assessment, de-escalation, and referral to services.
Salary
83,616.00 - 121,118.40; Not specified; Not specified
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
Crisis intervention and de-escalation
Suicide and risk assessment
Trauma informed care
Harm reduction principles
Involuntary behavioral health care criteria
Microsoft Office proficiency
Nice-to-have
Emotional regulation skills
Flexibility and grace in change
Listening to colleagues' concerns
Distinguishing psychosis causes
Key Requirements
Master's degree in counseling, social work, psychology or related field
Two years of experience in crisis intervention
Licensed in Colorado as LPC, LAC, LMFT, LCSW or LP