Frontier Behavioral Health
Supervisor - Mobile Community Assertive Treatment (MCAT) -PART TIME - Sat & Su
Frontier Behavioral Health, Spokane, Washington, United States, 99201
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Frontier Behavioral Health's presence in Spokane is more than 100 years strong, allowing our non-profit organization to understand the varied needs of our clients and the larger community. Our programs are designed to provide evidence-based treatment to adults, youth, and seniors who are dealing with a wide range of behavioral health issues. As a Trauma-Informed Care Organization, we firmly believe in recovery and that our clients can lead fulfilling and meaningful lives, and we consider it an honor and a privilege to assist them in their journey. If you want to have a positive impact in the lives of others come join us! Why Choose Frontier Behavioral Health? At Frontier Behavioral Health, we value our employees and recognize the importance of every employee's contribution to our mission. Our behavioral health services make a positive difference in the lives of those we serve and contribute to the health, safety, and quality of life for everyone in Spokane County. At FBH we have a variety of client services, including outpatient, inpatient, community outreach, crisis services, partnerships with schools, law enforcement and more. Our evidence-based, culturally appropriate, trauma informed behavioral health services address the diverse needs of those we serve. Mobile Crisis Assessment and Treatment (MCAT) Team: Individuals, 22 years of age and older, served by the MCAT team demonstrate a need for crisis intervention and/or stabilization services or have demonstrated a medical necessity for inpatient psychiatric hospitalization. Priority is given to referrals from DCRs, PSHMC Psychiatric Triage, First Responders, Hospital Emergency Departments, and others with concerns about an individual who may be at risk for inpatient psychiatric admission or intervention and stabilization services. MCAT serves individuals who frequently access law enforcement, emergency departments, and the legal system. Individuals served may have a co-occurring disorder and might also be homeless. MCAT also provide crisis response services for individuals who the Health Care Authority has identified as a Trueblood class member. Part-Time Shift: Saturday & Sunday 9PM-7:30AM. This shift has added shift differential of 17.46% as outlined below. This is a 20 hour per week shift which is a .5FTE. The supervisor of Mobile Rapid Response Crisis Teams (MRRCT) provides direct supervision of assigned staff and participates in planning and evaluation of the program. The supervisor trains and supervises staff to ensure compliance and implementation of program goals and objectives. The supervisor provides consultation and education to other FBH staff and the community and supports the operations of mobile crisis response in the provision of crisis intervention and evaluation services for youth, adults, and families in a behavioral health crisis. Mobile crisis response services provide rapid response, assessment services, crisis intervention, supportive counseling, linkage to requested/necessary resources, and appropriate community-based mental health and SUD treatment services for ongoing treatment and follow-up. Mobile crisis response services are primarily provided in the community. Engagement and ancillary services may also be provided at an inpatient facility as appropriate. Essential Duties And Responsibilities Includes But Are Not Limited To The Following: 1. Ensure the following services are provided in the community by MCAT members: Creation or further development of recovery plans and on-going support to promote care plan goals and objectives. Provision of individual services in a range of settings. Provision of crisis and hospital diversion services to individuals and families at high risk. Provide initial and follow-up phone and face to face assessments for clients who are at high risk to ensure stabilization and/or services were obtained. Complete suicide and homicide risk assessments as well as determine if the individual's health and safety needs are compromised in order to determine a level of response needed to maintain the safety of the client or others. Develop viable safety plans to support the individual in crisis. Provide referral services to individuals in crisis requesting assistance or 3rd party referral sources to provide community stabilization services to the identified individual in crisis, including linkage to a Designated Crisis Responder (DCR). Assist non-Medicaid individuals to access Medicaid as appropriate. 2. Facilitate use of/access to crisis hospital diversion resources, including Stabilization and/or E&T admission. 3. Maintain and provide required data as specified in the SCRBH-ASO Crisis Response Services Provider Guide. 4. Obtain necessary training for team members to increase their skills for engaging clients so less restrictive alternatives to inpatient psychiatric admissions can be utilized. 5. Provide weekly supervision to each assigned mobile crisis response member. 6. Cover shifts as needed. 7. Be involved in quality improvement projects to assist the team in being successful at diverting inpatient admissions. 8. Represent the agency in a positive and professional manner. Maintain and enhance customer service to ensure that both external and internal customers of FBH have a positive experience, as well as establish and maintain a collaborative relationship with FBH staff. 9. Maintain working relationships with the courts, attorneys, private psychiatrists, police and sheriff's deputies, jail staff, clinical and administrative persons at inpatient psychiatric facilities throughout the state, staff of other agencies, advocate and consumer groups and citizens. 10. Comply with all state WAC requirements and FBH policies and procedures. 11. Perform FBH charting requirements, correspondence, Workday, and other paperwork in a complete and timely manner. 12. Participate in peer review, supervision, educational and administrative meetings as directed. 13. Other duties as assigned Qualified Candidates Will Have: Required: 1. Master's degree in the behavioral sciences 2. Two years' post master's degree experience in crisis intervention and the direct provision of mental health treatment services. 3. At the time of hire, must meet the requirements of a Mental Health Professional as defined by WAC 246-341-0200 by having applied for one of the following DOH credentials: Licensed Agency Affiliated Counselor (LAAC) OR License Mental Health Counselor Associate (LMHCA) OR Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker Associate (LICSWA) OR Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Associate (LMFTA) AND THEN Credential must be active with DOH within 6 months of hire date unless currently meeting preferred licensure credential requirement below. Preferred: Active DOH licensure (e.g., LMHC, LICSW, LMFT) in the State of Washington (Licensed employees have the title Supervisor II) Previous supervisory experience preferred. Knowledge, Skills & Abilities: Must have reliable transportation, insurance and an active driver's license and be willing to use personal vehicle in the course of work. Demonstrated ability to supervise. Demonstrated ability to train and supervise staff in crisis service delivery, case conceptualization and assure staff compliance with administrative requirements. Must possess excellent communication skills, including the ability to send and receive oral and written messages, in a clear, positive, prompt, and appropriate manner, while maintaining customer confidentiality. Knowledge of Washington Administrative Codes and statutes pertaining to the treatment and delivery of crisis services. Capacity to work cooperatively, independently, and creatively in order to accomplish assigned responsibilities. Capacity to display a positive, optimistic, accepting attitude toward staff, clients, and the community. Sensitivity to individuals' unique cultural characteristics, and to the challenges faced by the socioeconomically disadvantaged. Physical, Sensory & Environmental: This position provided client services in-office and within the community at large on an occasional to frequent basis. Community settings include but are not limited to residences, group/congregate living settings, hospitals, shelters, the streets or anywhere in the community at large. Some environments may not be ideal in terms of cleanliness or being habitable. Occasional frequent travel between locations is required. The ability to drive a vehicle, traverse distances up to several city blocks and on various terrains, navigate stairs, get in and out of vehicles frequently is required. Daily use of a computer is required. May be required to lift 10 - 20 pounds. Blood-borne Pathogen Category III - No predictable exposure to blood-borne pathogens. Pay Range (Hour
Frontier Behavioral Health's presence in Spokane is more than 100 years strong, allowing our non-profit organization to understand the varied needs of our clients and the larger community. Our programs are designed to provide evidence-based treatment to adults, youth, and seniors who are dealing with a wide range of behavioral health issues. As a Trauma-Informed Care Organization, we firmly believe in recovery and that our clients can lead fulfilling and meaningful lives, and we consider it an honor and a privilege to assist them in their journey. If you want to have a positive impact in the lives of others come join us! Why Choose Frontier Behavioral Health? At Frontier Behavioral Health, we value our employees and recognize the importance of every employee's contribution to our mission. Our behavioral health services make a positive difference in the lives of those we serve and contribute to the health, safety, and quality of life for everyone in Spokane County. At FBH we have a variety of client services, including outpatient, inpatient, community outreach, crisis services, partnerships with schools, law enforcement and more. Our evidence-based, culturally appropriate, trauma informed behavioral health services address the diverse needs of those we serve. Mobile Crisis Assessment and Treatment (MCAT) Team: Individuals, 22 years of age and older, served by the MCAT team demonstrate a need for crisis intervention and/or stabilization services or have demonstrated a medical necessity for inpatient psychiatric hospitalization. Priority is given to referrals from DCRs, PSHMC Psychiatric Triage, First Responders, Hospital Emergency Departments, and others with concerns about an individual who may be at risk for inpatient psychiatric admission or intervention and stabilization services. MCAT serves individuals who frequently access law enforcement, emergency departments, and the legal system. Individuals served may have a co-occurring disorder and might also be homeless. MCAT also provide crisis response services for individuals who the Health Care Authority has identified as a Trueblood class member. Part-Time Shift: Saturday & Sunday 9PM-7:30AM. This shift has added shift differential of 17.46% as outlined below. This is a 20 hour per week shift which is a .5FTE. The supervisor of Mobile Rapid Response Crisis Teams (MRRCT) provides direct supervision of assigned staff and participates in planning and evaluation of the program. The supervisor trains and supervises staff to ensure compliance and implementation of program goals and objectives. The supervisor provides consultation and education to other FBH staff and the community and supports the operations of mobile crisis response in the provision of crisis intervention and evaluation services for youth, adults, and families in a behavioral health crisis. Mobile crisis response services provide rapid response, assessment services, crisis intervention, supportive counseling, linkage to requested/necessary resources, and appropriate community-based mental health and SUD treatment services for ongoing treatment and follow-up. Mobile crisis response services are primarily provided in the community. Engagement and ancillary services may also be provided at an inpatient facility as appropriate. Essential Duties And Responsibilities Includes But Are Not Limited To The Following: 1. Ensure the following services are provided in the community by MCAT members: Creation or further development of recovery plans and on-going support to promote care plan goals and objectives. Provision of individual services in a range of settings. Provision of crisis and hospital diversion services to individuals and families at high risk. Provide initial and follow-up phone and face to face assessments for clients who are at high risk to ensure stabilization and/or services were obtained. Complete suicide and homicide risk assessments as well as determine if the individual's health and safety needs are compromised in order to determine a level of response needed to maintain the safety of the client or others. Develop viable safety plans to support the individual in crisis. Provide referral services to individuals in crisis requesting assistance or 3rd party referral sources to provide community stabilization services to the identified individual in crisis, including linkage to a Designated Crisis Responder (DCR). Assist non-Medicaid individuals to access Medicaid as appropriate. 2. Facilitate use of/access to crisis hospital diversion resources, including Stabilization and/or E&T admission. 3. Maintain and provide required data as specified in the SCRBH-ASO Crisis Response Services Provider Guide. 4. Obtain necessary training for team members to increase their skills for engaging clients so less restrictive alternatives to inpatient psychiatric admissions can be utilized. 5. Provide weekly supervision to each assigned mobile crisis response member. 6. Cover shifts as needed. 7. Be involved in quality improvement projects to assist the team in being successful at diverting inpatient admissions. 8. Represent the agency in a positive and professional manner. Maintain and enhance customer service to ensure that both external and internal customers of FBH have a positive experience, as well as establish and maintain a collaborative relationship with FBH staff. 9. Maintain working relationships with the courts, attorneys, private psychiatrists, police and sheriff's deputies, jail staff, clinical and administrative persons at inpatient psychiatric facilities throughout the state, staff of other agencies, advocate and consumer groups and citizens. 10. Comply with all state WAC requirements and FBH policies and procedures. 11. Perform FBH charting requirements, correspondence, Workday, and other paperwork in a complete and timely manner. 12. Participate in peer review, supervision, educational and administrative meetings as directed. 13. Other duties as assigned Qualified Candidates Will Have: Required: 1. Master's degree in the behavioral sciences 2. Two years' post master's degree experience in crisis intervention and the direct provision of mental health treatment services. 3. At the time of hire, must meet the requirements of a Mental Health Professional as defined by WAC 246-341-0200 by having applied for one of the following DOH credentials: Licensed Agency Affiliated Counselor (LAAC) OR License Mental Health Counselor Associate (LMHCA) OR Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker Associate (LICSWA) OR Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Associate (LMFTA) AND THEN Credential must be active with DOH within 6 months of hire date unless currently meeting preferred licensure credential requirement below. Preferred: Active DOH licensure (e.g., LMHC, LICSW, LMFT) in the State of Washington (Licensed employees have the title Supervisor II) Previous supervisory experience preferred. Knowledge, Skills & Abilities: Must have reliable transportation, insurance and an active driver's license and be willing to use personal vehicle in the course of work. Demonstrated ability to supervise. Demonstrated ability to train and supervise staff in crisis service delivery, case conceptualization and assure staff compliance with administrative requirements. Must possess excellent communication skills, including the ability to send and receive oral and written messages, in a clear, positive, prompt, and appropriate manner, while maintaining customer confidentiality. Knowledge of Washington Administrative Codes and statutes pertaining to the treatment and delivery of crisis services. Capacity to work cooperatively, independently, and creatively in order to accomplish assigned responsibilities. Capacity to display a positive, optimistic, accepting attitude toward staff, clients, and the community. Sensitivity to individuals' unique cultural characteristics, and to the challenges faced by the socioeconomically disadvantaged. Physical, Sensory & Environmental: This position provided client services in-office and within the community at large on an occasional to frequent basis. Community settings include but are not limited to residences, group/congregate living settings, hospitals, shelters, the streets or anywhere in the community at large. Some environments may not be ideal in terms of cleanliness or being habitable. Occasional frequent travel between locations is required. The ability to drive a vehicle, traverse distances up to several city blocks and on various terrains, navigate stairs, get in and out of vehicles frequently is required. Daily use of a computer is required. May be required to lift 10 - 20 pounds. Blood-borne Pathogen Category III - No predictable exposure to blood-borne pathogens. Pay Range (Hour