Mental Health Counselor I

Mental Health Counselor I (On Call) Program: Casa Pacifica (Oceanside) Region: Oceanside Services: Crisis Care Career Type: Counselors Hours : Per Diem. Must be available to work two shifts per month. Available shifts are evenings (3:30 to Midnight) - weekends and/or weekdays. This is an on-site position and requires in-person attendance to perform the essential functions of the job. Pay Rate: $28.85 to $29.13 per hour Education: Bachelor's degree in a mental health-related field such as Psychology, Social Work, or Counseling required As a Counselor I, you will: Provide individual, group, milieu therapy and medication support Conduct intakes, discharges, collateral contacts, treatment planning, crisis intervention, and facility monitoring Attend weekly URC and treatment meeting Additional Qualifications and Skills Minimum of 2 years of experience working with a mental health population, especially with individuals with severe and persistent mental illness and co-occurring disorders CPR/First Aid certification is required and must be maintained during employment Ability to thrive in a fast-paced environment is essential A valid California driver’s license in good standing, personal vehicle, proof of insurance and eligibility to be an approved CRF driver is required to fulfill the essential functions of this position Ability to pass criminal/background clearance CRF inspires and mentors the next generation of mental health professionals! Casa Pacifica is a transitional residential program that assists people with chronic mental illness and dual diagnosis to move towards recovery and independent living. It is a Full-Service Partnership and offers clients mental health services including psychiatric care, assistance with medication management, individual and group therapy, vocational assistance, case management, and peer support. The residential component of the program is 6 to 9 months long and graduates can participate in an alumni program that will assist in their transition to a more independent lifestyle. CRF staff members work together to meet the needs of San Diego County's residents who are experiencing mental/behavioral health challenges. We offer a diverse, inclusive workplace that fosters personal growth and development. You will work within a collaborative, supportive team structure, learn new ways to provide optimal supports to your clients and help people change their lives for the better! #J-18808-Ljbffr CRF Behavioral Healthcare