ED Crisis Clinician

TAUNTON, MAPosted 17 days ago

Job summary

• Job post source

  This job is directly from Brown University Health

• Job overview

  The ED Crisis Clinician at Brown University Health provides immediate behavioral health support to individuals in acute psychological distress in the Emergency Department, playing a critical role in crisis intervention and care coordination.

• Responsibilities and impact

  The clinician conducts emergency interviews, risk assessments, coordinates with healthcare providers and agencies, manages documentation and insurance authorizations, and facilitates patient care plans and referrals to appropriate levels of care.

• Experience and skills

  Requires a Master's degree or higher in a mental health discipline, independent Massachusetts clinical license (e.g., LICSW, LMHC), and 3-5 years of clinical experience preferably in a hospital setting, along with strong communication and collaborative skills.

• Work environment and culture

  Brown University Health values ethical practice, diversity, and equal opportunity, fostering a collaborative and high-paced healthcare environment.

• Company information

  Brown University Health is an equal opportunity employer and a VEVRAA Federal Contractor, committed to inclusive hiring practices.

• Job location and travel

  The position is located at Morton Hospital in Taunton, Massachusetts, USA, with full-time, shift 1 hours, and is non-union.

Company overview

Brown University Health is the healthcare division of Brown University, a prestigious Ivy League institution based in Providence, Rhode Island. It provides comprehensive medical, mental health, and wellness services to students, faculty, and staff, focusing on preventive care, treatment, and education. As part of a university with a strong emphasis on research and innovation, it integrates evidence-based practices and collaborates with academic departments to enhance community health. Its history reflects Brown University's broader mission of fostering academic excellence and well-being. Revenue is generated primarily through service fees, university funding, and partnerships with healthcare organizations.

How to land this job

• Position your resume to highlight your clinical experience in behavioral health, especially in emergency or hospital settings, emphasizing skills in crisis intervention and risk assessment.

• Focus on demonstrating your ability to collaborate effectively with multidisciplinary teams including physicians, nurses, and external agencies, as well as your proficiency in documentation and compliance with HIPAA and insurance regulations.

• Apply through multiple platforms such as Brown University Health's official careers page, LinkedIn, and relevant healthcare job boards to maximize your application visibility.

• Connect with current Behavioral Health Navigators or clinicians at Brown University Health on LinkedIn; use ice breakers like commenting on recent mental health initiatives at Brown or asking about team collaboration in the ED setting.

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