Rehabilitation Specialist Crisis Residential
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Provide personalized crisis residential support, help clients build independent living skills, and collaborate on mental health treatment in this PRN role.
Salary
Not provided
Location
Frederick, United States
Employment type
Full time
Workplace
Not provided
Rehabilitation Specialist Crisis Residential
Frederick, United States
Job description
About the role
Sheppard Pratt’s Crisis Residential Program provides short-term, intensive, round-the-clock, personalized support to help stabilize people experiencing a mental health crisis so they can avoid hospitalization. The team collaborates with providers already involved in a client’s treatment and connects clients with services from Sheppard Pratt or other community providers. This is a PRN position in Frederick, MD.
This direct care role supports mental health treatment by providing a safe, therapeutic environment that encourages clients’ independence and wellbeing. Direct care staff receive thorough training and supportive mentorship from senior staff.
Responsibilities
- Work one-on-one with clients to help them learn or regain skills for community and independent living and socialization.
- Support medication compliance, including responsibility for safety, dosage, and cleanliness.
- Collaborate with the service team to develop and implement individual service plans.
- Provide transportation to clients’ medical appointments, attend appointments, advocate for clients, and document or follow through on instructions.
- Build rapport with clients and support them as they progress in their recovery.
Requirements
- High school diploma or GED.
- Bachelor’s degree in a related field is preferred.
- Willingness to obtain additional certifications and training as required.
- Driver’s license with 3 points or less.
Key facts
- This is a PRN position in Frederick, MD.
- A high school diploma or GED is required; a related bachelor’s degree is preferred.
- A driver’s license with 3 points or less is required.
Frequently asked questions
What does the role involve?
It provides direct care and personalized support to help stabilize people experiencing a mental health crisis and avoid hospitalization. Duties include one-on-one support, medication compliance, service planning, and appointment assistance.
What qualifications are required?
A high school diploma or GED and a driver’s license with 3 points or less are required. A bachelor’s degree in a related field is preferred.
Is training provided?
Direct care staff are thoroughly trained to provide services and receive supportive mentorship from senior staff.