CAYA Care

Therapist

• Conduct clinical interviews, psychosocial assessments, and risk assessments to determine safety, acuity, and level of care needs
• Provide crisis intervention services including de-escalation, safety planning, brief individual, family, or group therapeutic interventions, and short-term stabilization
• Develop initial treatment plans or crisis care plans in collaboration with the individual and interdisciplinary team
• Coordinate needed referrals and facilitate linkage to ongoing services and natural supports
• Work collaboratively with other members of the crisis services team across the continuum of care to support coordinated response, continuity of services, and safe transitions between levels of care
• Collaborate with internal staff and external partners as needed to support crisis resolution and continuity of care
• Maintain accurate and timely clinical documentation in accordance with agency policy, licensure standards, and regulatory requirements
• Participate in clinical supervision, case consultation, training, and quality improvement activities
• Deliver services in a variety of service environments which may include clinic-based, community based, residential, hospital based, correctional, or virtual settings
• Work alternate schedules as assigned and participate in an on-call rotation as required to support 24/7 crisis service delivery
• Adhere to all ethical standards, confidentiality requirements, and applicable state and federal regulations

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