Licensed Crisis Clinician

Master's or Doctoral degree in psychology, social work, marriage and family therapy, or a related behavioral health field, required.

Competitive Wages & Family Benefits:

Competitive wages

Parental leave (4 weeks paid)

Housing programs

Childcare reimbursement

Comprehensive Health Benefits:

The Specialty Behavioral Health Provider (SBHP) is a key member of the Crisis Stabilization and Acute Services (CSAS) Program, providing 24/7 crisis intervention and stabilization services to individuals experiencing urgent and acute behavioral health crises across Eagle County. In this role, the SBHP conducts immediate mental health evaluations, delivers short-term therapeutic interventions, and facilitates high-acuity stabilization both in the community and clinic settings. Working in close collaboration with law enforcement, paramedics, and a multidisciplinary healthcare team, the SBHP ensures individuals in crisis receive timely, comprehensive care, bridging the gap between acute stabilization and long-term outpatient services. This position requires flexible scheduling, including on-call shifts, and a commitment to ongoing professional development, wellness, and burnout prevention. The SBHP plays a crucial role in delivering accessible, responsive behavioral health care, ensuring the safety and wellbeing of individuals in crisis while supporting their transition to ongoing care.

In this role, the Specialty Behavioral Health Clinician will conduct immediate mental health evaluations with proficiency in both English and Spanish.

24/7 Crisis Response:

Participates in mobile crisis response (may be alongside law enforcement or paramedics) to assess individuals in behavioral health crises, ensuring evidence-based de-escalation, evaluation, triage, intervention, and safety planning.

Mental Health Evaluations: