Make an immediate impact where it matters most.
As a Behavioral Health Clinician in the Emergency Department, you will play a critical role in assessing patients in crisis and helping guide them to the appropriate level of care. This fast-paced, highly collaborative role is ideal for clinicians who are passionate about mental health, crisis intervention, and patient advocacy.
In this role, you will be on the front lines of behavioral health care by:
Conducting timely and comprehensive clinical evaluations for patients presenting with psychiatric or substance use concerns in the Emergency Department
Performing triage assessments to determine appropriate level of care and disposition
Collaborating with physicians, nurses, and interdisciplinary teams to support patient-centered care planning
Providing crisis intervention and stabilization support
Recommending treatment options and coordinating referrals within the mental health network
Documenting assessments and clinical decisions in accordance with hospital and regulatory standards
Ensuring patient safety, confidentiality, and compliance with all policies and procedures
You will report directly to the Director of Behavioral Health Nursing.
LICSW, LCSW, or LMHC required
BLS (Basic Life Support) – Healthcare Provider required
CPI (Crisis Prevention Intervention) certification required within 30 days of hire
Strong clinical assessment and diagnostic skills
Knowledge of psychiatric medications and treatment approaches
Familiarity with community mental health systems and referral networks
Ability to make sound clinical decisions in high-pressure environments
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
Proficiency with computer systems and clinical documentation
Ability to maintain strict confidentiality
Strong written and verbal communication skills in English
Work in a dynamic Emergency Department setting
Make real-time decisions that directly impact patient outcomes
Be part of a collaborative, mission-driven behavioral health team
Expand your expertise in crisis intervention and acute care
