Behavioral Health Coordinator

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Optima MedicalHealthcare

Remote (Arizona Only)Full-TimeMiddle

Salary24 - 28 USD per hour

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Requirements

Bachelor's Degree in Psychology or a related field
Proven experience in a behavioral health setting
Must be able to work as part of a multi-disciplinary team
Knowledge of health and patient care regulations
Excellent communication skills
Strong ethics
Team spirit with a positive attitude
Willingness to continue gaining knowledge and clinical experience

Responsibilities

Assist in monitoring compliance of medication prescribed by the physician or psychiatric provider.
Facilitate partnerships between patients, personal providers, and family when appropriate.
Provide psychoeducation, coping skills, and therapeutic worksheets through a structured care plan.
Utilize standardized assessment tools to track progress between provider appointments.
Provide information to patient on community services and resources
Review care plans/charts and coordinate with care provider to ensure they are being followed.

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