Perinatal or Perimenopause Behavioral Health Coach

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FamilyWellMental Health

Remote, USAPart-TimeMiddle

Salary25 USD per hour

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Experience: At least 1 year

Requirements

At least 1 year of coaching experience or experience working directly with perinatal or perimenopause patients.
Bachelor’s degree in Social Work, Counseling, Psychology, or a related field (preferred).
Certified Behavioral Health Coach (through FamilyWell’s Perinatal Behavioral Health Certification Program) or PMH-C through Postpartum Support International (strongly preferred).
Commitment to complete the FamilyWell Perinatal Behavioral Health Coaching Certification program within 3 months of start date.
Passionate about improving perinatal mental healthcare for vulnerable populations.
Strong verbal and written communication skills.
Cultural sensitivity and ability to support diverse patient backgrounds.
Adaptability to work in a fast-growing, iterative environment.

Responsibilities

Support the mental health of pregnant and postpartum patients via telehealth for an assigned patient caseload.
Provide patient education about common perinatal mental health disorders and the available treatment options.
Document patient progress and client encounters in a HIPAA-compliant electronic medical record (EMR) system and client registry.
Communicate patient progress with FamilyWell Care Team members.
Identify patients who are not improving and may need more intensive mental health care.
Develop and complete relapse prevention self-management plans for patients achieving treatment goals.

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