What are the responsibilities and job description for the 133 MOBILE CRISIS OUTREACH WORKER position at West Texas Centers?
The Regional Crisis Worker will be responsible for the daytime crisis coverage for assigned counties from 8 to 5, five days each week. On-call after-hours coverage may be possible. The Regional Crisis Worker will serve as crisis back-up if needed, will provide crisis support services for clients in Service Package 0 for assigned counties, and will provide services to post SMHF discharged clients for up to 30 days if needed. The Regional Crisis Worker is responsible for providing services to clients as directed by the program manager to assist case managers in delivering all prescribed rehab services. This position will have a minimum 100 hours of face-to face and discharge work client services each month. Falsification of any document constitutes grounds for dismissal. The Regional Crisis Worker will complete paperwork and data entry on the computer system in a timely manner. Requires QMHP credential, computer and writing skills, self-directed performance and the ability to work with mentally ill clients, families and agencies in a professional, caring manner. Must have a valid Texas Drivers license and a driving record that is acceptable for insurability through the Centers insurance carrier. This position is supervised by the Regional Program Manager.
- Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university.
- Preferred: Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university with a major in sociology, psychology, behavioral (including criminal justice), social work, family studies or human services field.
- Must have and maintain a Valid Driver’s License and driving record that is acceptable for insurability through our insurance carrier.
- Must pass background check and drug screening.
