1 year ago Brave Health is a beacon light in the fog that is the current overwhelmed and inadequate state of the mental health infrastructure in this country. Familiarity with psychological, sociological, and medical terminologies.Ī bachelor’s degree from an accredited university or college with a major in counseling, social work, psychology, nursing, rehabilitation, special education, health education, or a related human services fieldĢ+ years of internship or work experience conducting biopsychosocial assessments requiredĮligibility to work in the United States.5A. A key factor to success in this role is congruent documentation, so being able to note-take in session is critical. Comfortable in a fast-paced setting conducting back to back assessments. Ability to gather and integrate clinical information and provide a comprehensive summary and clinically supported diagnosis. Ability to provide Crisis intervention/stabilization and verbal de-escalation Thorough knowledge of DSM 5 nomenclature required Perform Orientation and Intake Assessment interviews with individuals seeking mental health servicesĬomplete Biological Psychosocial Assessments, including interpretive summaries and preliminary diagnostic impressions.Ĭomplete all paperwork, referrals, and assessments in an accurate and timely manner.įacilitate referrals to necessary internal services based on completed assessment.Īssess for lethality and implement safety plans when necessaryĬomplete chart audits (peer reviews) in an accurate and timely manner.
The full-time schedule will be Monday-Friday with the options of 10am-7pm or 11am-8pm schedule with a one hour lunch. This role is 100% remote and may be based anywhere in Florida. We are currently seeking a full-time Clinical Assessor to join our team. Through telehealth services we are able to reach those in need who may not have access to treatment in an office setting. Brave Health utilizes the power of technology to expand access to high quality mental health and substance use disorder treatment.
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