Jobs in Salem, OR

About the role

This position is supported in part by the Behavioral Health Workforce Initiative (BHWI) Grant, an initiative designed to strengthen and expand the behavioral health workforce. Eligible employees may have access to grant-funded education, training, and professional development opportunities to support career advancement. Education funding is subject to grant guidelines and eligibility requirements. Candidates selected for an interview are encouraged to inquire about these opportunities to learn more.

What you'll bring

• Candidates must be eligible to obtain/maintain a QMHA-R level certification. ( Certifications - MHACBO ).
• Bachelor’s degree in social work or behavioral health sciences field, or combination of at least three years relevant work, education, training, or experience.
• Demonstrated ability to work effectively as a member of an integrated team.
• Demonstrated ability to use appropriate problem-solving and decision-making skills while working with individuals who may be very escalated or experiencing acute crisis.
• Understanding of Trauma-Informed Care models.
• Demonstrated ability to practice self-reflection
• Work some holidays and weekends.
• This is an onsite position.
• Due to the nature of the position, there are no scheduled lunch breaks.
• Employees are expected to remain on-call for client support throughout their shift.
• This position is supported in part by the Behavioral Health Workforce Initiative (BHWI) Grant, an initiative designed to strengthen and expand the behavioral health workforce.
• Education funding is subject to grant guidelines and eligibility requirements.

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