About the position Sycamores is partnering with the 988 mental health crisis hotline to provide support to people experiencing a mental health crisis. The 988 hotline will provide initial phone support to all callers and triage calls to the Sycamores Mobile Crisis Outreach Program for in-person support. The Mobile Crisis Outreach Program responds 7 days a week from 7:30pm to 8:30am, broken down by flexible shifts. The Mobile Crisis Outreach Clinician will respond, in person, to provide timely support including crisis stabilization, safety planning, assessment for danger to self/ others, and gravely disabled write 51/50 holds as needed and provide follow up support. Utilizing the Mobile Crisis Outreach Program vehicle to respond to calls, this role co-responds with a Mobile Crisis Outreach Program Peer Support Specialist and is an integral part of the Sycamores larger Mobile Crisis Outreach Program including close partnership with the 988 call center, Riverside County Dispatch Center, police, sheriff, psychiatric hospitals and ambulance transport companies. The Mobile Crisis Outreach Department evaluates the individual experiencing a “mental health crisis” out in the field and takes measures to ensure the individuals safety (i.e., Evaluates if the individual requires involuntary hospitalization to ensure their safety). The Mobile Crisis Outreach Clinician takes the lead on care coordination and works collaboratively with the Mobile Crisis Outreach Program Peer Support Specialist to coordinate care i.e., locate hospitals, ambulances, housing, etc.). The Mobile Crisis Outreach Program responds to an individual’s need for in person evaluation for safety within specified geographical areas (i.e., Desert, Mid-County and Western Regions).

Responsibilities

• Respond, in person, to provide timely support including crisis stabilization, safety planning, assessment for danger to self/ others, and gravely disabled write 51/50 holds as needed and provide follow up support.
• Utilize the Mobile Crisis Outreach Program vehicle to respond to calls, co-responding with a Mobile Crisis Outreach Program Peer Support Specialist.
• Evaluate the individual experiencing a “mental health crisis” out in the field and take measures to ensure the individual's safety.
• Evaluate if the individual requires involuntary hospitalization to ensure their safety.
• Take the lead on care coordination and work collaboratively with the Mobile Crisis Outreach Program Peer Support Specialist to coordinate care (e.g., locate hospitals, ambulances, housing, etc.).
• Respond to an individual’s need for in person evaluation for safety within specified geographical areas (i.e., Desert, Mid-County and Western Regions).
• Physically manage and/or de-escalate consumers/residents.
• Practice physical intervention for safety of consumers according to training and policy.
• Operate a motor vehicle.
• Drive in the community with consumers.
• Fill up gas tank of agency van, as needed.

Requirements

• Masters’ Degree in related field required.
• Licensed in the State of California as LCSW, LMFT, LPCC or Psy. D/Ph. D required.
• Must maintain relevant licensure as a condition of employment.
• Attend and satisfactorily complete all trainings required by the Agency, federal, state and/or local regulations.
• Valid California driver’s license.
• Acceptable driving record as determined Agency policy.
• Proof of auto insurance meeting minimum coverage requirements.
• Requires physical presence in the office during shift when not in the field.

Nice-to-haves

• 2 + years of successful licensure and experience preferred.
• RUBHS experience preferred.

Benefits

• Starting Pay Range: \$93,150 - \$100,136.25 per year for Full-Time employment (starting pay will be based on previous work experience and educational background.)