Want Call Center Intake Specialist - Evening Shift and Weekends - Fully Remote in Saint Louis, MO
Job title: Call Center Intake Specialist - Evening Shift and Weekends - Fully Remote
Company: BJC HealthCare
Job description: Job Description:
Additional Information About the Role
- $Up to a $2300 Sign on Bonus
- MUST LIVE IN THE GREATER ST LOUIS AREA
- Must have a MO LPC or LCSW Clinical Mental Health License
- Shift information: Shift will be 4 pm-12:30 am PLUS alternating weekends.
- Types of clients seen: Taking calls at our Call Center so no clients seen but the calls taken will vary from crisis support by completing assessments for same day access clients in crisis
- What is the team dynamic for this department: This team is joining our Call Center group that is well-established. There is a lot of great support with these folks! They will be helping to train/onboard our new hires.
- Location: Fully remote work from home position, with the exception of training which will take place at the BLI during their regularly scheduled hours
- Ideal Skill Set: Experience with crisis support, independent worker, general knowledge about DMH programming is a bonus but not necessary
- MUST HAVE skills for this position - Technology everything is on the computer so this person needs to be very skilled with Teams, Outlook, and will be learning our internal communication systems (myAvatar the EMR and our phone system); experience working with BH clients
- Job responsibilities: Providing crisis support to callers in need/dispatching Mobile Crisis teams as needed, coordinating care for active clients that are calling in for support from their team members, screening individuals for BJC BH services, providing community referrals as needed
- Example of a typical Day: Taking calls, scheduling appointments, providing crisis support and community referrals
- Most common challenges: Call Center is a structured workplace breaks and PTO are coordinated with the team to ensure phone coverage
- The ability to quickly engage individuals and families to form a trusting relationship and the ability use the relationship to gather accurate information in order to formulate realistic treatment goals. ?The ability to engage individuals in a non-threatening empathetic manner. ?Uses language and behaviors that consistently reflect and enhance the dignity of individuals with mental illness.
- Knowledgeable of the growth and development stages of all age and ethnic groups, the psychiatric illnesses that may afflict each age and ethnic group, and the evidence-based treatments that best address issues identified for each group.?Knows and uses best practices guidelines for interventions and support strategies. ?Understands the principles of a Children?s System of Care and Fidelity Wraparound, ?Knows and is able to provide a range of crisis prevention and intervention approaches across developmental stages. ?Knows about societal, cultural, racial, gender, age, and other issues related to mental illness and its treatment.?Is knowledgeable about health issues and their impact on mental illness.?Is knowledgeable about psychotropic medications
- Knowledge of the various services and levels of care provided by BJC Behavioral Health and other community agencies.?Understanding of the diagnostic, financial, and functional (social, vocational, cognitive, and educational) criteria for acceptance by the teams and services of BJC BH.?Works collaboratively within team and across service system. Assisting team members with difficult cases. ?Assists in building positive working relationships within and across the service system; e.g., agency and interagency teams, contract providers, family members, service recipients, and concerned others.
- Demonstrates competency to provide brief therapy to adults, children, and families ?Meets and maintains clinical competency in therapies that addresses problems of living that are assessed to be resolved through the individual or family?s own actions and/or thought processes, including:oCBToDBToMotivational Engagement
- Comprehensive medical, dental, vison, life insurance, and legal services available first day of the month after hire date
- Disability insurance* paid for by BJC
- Pension Plan*/403(b) Plan funded by BJC
- 401(k) plan with BJC match
- Tuition Assistance available on first day
- BJC Institute for Learning and Development
- Health Care and Dependent Care Flexible Spending Accounts
- Paid Time Off benefit combines vacation, sick days, holidays and personal time
- Adoption assistance