Mental Health Support Specialist

Summary As our Mental Health Support Specialist , you will assist the Mental Health Specialist to successfully identify possible behavioral and mental health concerns of children. Your cooperative nature will be essential to providing supportive services and building productive relationships with children and their families. Day-to-day tasks will include supporting the Mental Health Specialist in implementing assessment, referral, and behavior plans. Responsibilities Support the Mental Health Specialist with services such as scheduling, assessment and observation, referrals, case management, and partnering with families and staff. Provide support to teachers and teacher assistants to implement effective classroom management and positive learning environments using classroom observation. Model and support implementation of positive guidance plans in the classrooms. Provide support to staff and families to identify and implement strategies that support children’s mental health, including those with mental health concerns, through education, observation, and connection to resources. Qualifications A problem-solver who likes change and innovation. Strong rapport and relationship-building skills. Cooperative with an efficient, precise work ethic. Bachelor’s degree in Social Work, Psychology, Child and Family Studies, Early Childhood Education or related field. One year of experience working with young children preferred. Benefits Full‑time, non‑exempt status. Engaging, meaningful work that makes a difference in local communities. Excellent leadership and work culture that values and recognizes employees. Starting pay range of $20.93 per hour. Opportunity to make a meaningful impact on the lives of children and families. #J-18808-Ljbffr Ogden Weber Community Action Partnership