Apply crisis intervention and de-escalation skills as a Crisis Worker supporting clients in George Spady Society's Medically Supported Detox Program. Evening and overnight hours are central.
This Crisis Worker provides trauma-informed, person-centered mental health support during acute distress, crises, and emotional dysregulation. The position supports clients with co-occurring substance use and mental health challenges. It also helps maintain continuity of care alongside nursing and clinical staff.
Key Responsibilities:
- Provide immediate crisis intervention and emotional support
- Use de-escalation techniques during mental health crises
- Accompany clients to hospitals or emergency services
- Document incidents, interventions, and client interactions clearly
- Participate in safety planning and care coordination
Requirements:
- Diploma or degree in Human Services, Social Work, or Psychology
- Minimum one year supporting individuals with complex needs
- Experience in crisis intervention, de-escalation, and mental health support
- Understanding of harm reduction and trauma-informed care
- Police Information Check and Vulnerable Sector Check required
Support crisis response, emotional regulation, and client-centered care through trauma-informed practice at George Spady Society's detox program.
