Mobile Crisis Case Manager

Description

The Crisis Case Manager (CCM), also known as the Mental Health Care Provider (MHCP). They are responsible for responding to and/or coordinating a response to all crises during the shifts associated with position. The CCM/MHCP provides crisis follow-up services until the crisis is resolved or the person is enrolled into the MH system. In addition, provide hospital liaison activities for all hospitalized persons from Pacific County; be responsible for monitoring all LRAs (Least Restrictive Alternative); work with hospitals in providing follow-up services with clients discharged into the community.

Follow Willapa Behavioral Health & Wellness Service Excellence Standards / Code of Ethics and Policies and Procedures.

1. →Adhere to rules of confidentiality.
2. →Respect and accommodate a diverse population.
3. →Maintain appropriate boundaries with clients and staff.
4. →Work on-site as necessary or remotely using telehealth technology as determined by management.

1. Respond to crises within two hours of the initial call. Coordinate crisis response with Designated Crisis Responders (DCR) as needed. Assist client with developing appropriate crisis/safety plans for mobile crisis staff to follow up in person or by phone after client’s initial crisis.
2. Provide and coordinate all follow-up services to persons seen in crisis either during the day or after hours. Make every effort to stabilize the crisis situation or facilitate an intake into the mental health system. 
3. Coordinate with DCR regarding high-risk clients not willing to voluntarily commit to a higher level of care who may possibly be a danger to themselves or others. Maintain a strong working relationship with inpatient mental health/treatment centers for continuity of care.
4. Participate in clinical, planning and staff meetings as required. 
5. Complete all documentation according to agency requirements.
6. Attend professional conferences and workshops as appropriate.
7. Maintain current in mandatory certifications, licenses, and training.
8. Remain current on WBH communications by email, newsletters, policies, and procedures.

Requirements

1. Two years’ experience in mental health or related field
2. Licensed mental health provider or associate: LMHC(A), LPC(A), LMFT(A), LICSW(A), SUDP(T)
3. Mental Health Professional (MHP). A person with a master’s degree or further advanced degree in counseling or one of the social sciences from an accredited college or university.