The Marcus Alert Clinician works as part of a mobile, co-response team in coordination with local law enforcement to address acute behavioral health symptoms and environmentally de-stabilizing events that require a multi-disciplinary response. This team provides trauma-informed assessment, crisis intervention, care coordination and clinical determination, linking to the next level of care for individuals experiencing a behavioral health crisis in the community. Must have at least a Bachelor's degree with QMHP certification. A Master's degree in counseling, psychology, or social work, that can lead to licensure (LPC, LCSW, LMFT etc.) preferred. Experience working in crisis related services is preferred. Must have a valid driver's license with good driving record and reliable ability to transport self to required work / meeting / training sites as well as be willing and able to participate in physical training as a necessary part of job responsibilities. Salary is commensurate with appropriate education and experience as it relates to this position.
Community Services Boards are joint partnerships between local and state governments, and they provide Mental Health, Developmental and Intellectual disabilities and Substance Use Disorder services. Initially created by the Virginia General Assemble in 1968, there are now 40 Community Services Boards. CSB's are agents of local communities and operate under regulations of the Virginia Department of Behavioral Health and Development Services.
Formed in 1972, Piedmont Community Services has provided our community with behavioral health services for over 50 years. We serve the City of Martinsville and the counties of Henry, Franklin and Patrick.
PCS Mission is to help individuals, families, and the community enhance the quality of life by providing a highly effective continuum of behavioral health services including prevention, treatment, education, and support.
