Review the positions below to see what opportunities Southwest may have for you!
If you have a desire to help families in need, in an autonomous setting, while be part of a great mental health treatment team, then this position may be for you. Southwest Behavioral Health Center has an opening for a Stabilization and Mobile Response (SMR) Therapist. We are looking for a master's level mental health therapist to facilitates an 8-week treatment plan to stabilize families who have called 988 in crisis or as a referral from some other crisis entity. A typical SMR intervention would start with a de-escalation of an immediate crisis by the MCOT team. Then the SMR Therapist and Case Manager would conduct an initial assessment to determine what would assist the family in stabilizing after a crisis call. The SMR Therapist would develop an 8-week intervention plan that is implemented by the Therapist and Case Manager(s). After the 8-week intervention, the Therapist will determine if the client would benefit from longer term treatment and make the appropriate referral. This service is provided in the five counties of Iron, Washington, Beaver, Garfield, and Kane.
An SMR Therapist should have an understanding of family theory and treatment to proficiently assess a family therapeutic and service needs. The SMR Therapist should be skillful in providing the needed therapy along with instructing SMR Case Manager(s) on providing their level of service. The SMR Therapist will need a current Utah Driver’s License and be willing to travel to the family’s home for services in all five counties.
This position is eligible for National Health Services Corp Loan Repayment Program and a full benefits package including URS retirement (pension plan). POSTING WILL CLOSE MONDAY, JANUARY 5, 2025 AT 8:00 A.M. MT.
Southwest Behavioral Health Center has an opening for a Licensed Therapist to provide direct care in our St. George Substance Use Disorder team. If you have a passion or interest in serving clients experiencing a substance use disorder, we encourage you to consider our agency. This position has flexible scheduling Monday through Friday, with an excellent wage and benefits package (medical, dental, holidays, paid leave, retirement/URS pension, etc.). Some evening hours to run IOP groups required.
POSTING WILL CLOSE MONDAY, JANUARY 5, 2025 AT 8:00 A.M. MT.
Horizon House West has an opening for a Human Service Specialist - Residential Tech. This is an all-women’s residential substance use treatment facility. The position will assist clients in a residential substance use disorder program with daily living needs, transport clients to and from support meetings and monitor the activities of clients. This is a part time position that requires a willingness to work weekends, evenings, graveyard shifts, and holiday shifts. Current shift coverage is needed on weekends, weekend graveyards (midnight to 8am) and swing shifts. It is mandatory to attend monthly staff meetings. If assigned to a graveyard shift, the pay rate includes $1.00 per hour shift differential.
*BFOQ - as our SUD facilities are gender specific, only female applicants can work at Horizon House West.
Full-time Prevention Specialist will work with individuals, families, institutions, organizations and communities to promote positive lifestyles, reduce and eliminate drug use and other risk factors that lead to anti-social behaviors, and follow evidence-based practices to engage community leaders, organizations and agencies in uniting their prevention efforts. Prevention services are aimed to impact the general public as well as business, religious organizations, health agencies, public safety departments, school districts, and others, regarding such relevant issues as alcohol and other drugs, suicide prevention, parenting skills, and life skills.
Part-time Prevention Specialist will primarily work with youth and assist with other coalition related duties to promote positive lifestyles, reduce and eliminate drug use and other risk factors that lead to anti-social behaviors, and follow evidence-based practices to engage community leaders, organizations and agencies in uniting their prevention efforts. Prevention services are aimed to impact the general public as well as business, religious organizations, health agencies, public safety departments, school districts, and others, regarding such relevant issues as alcohol and other drugs, suicide prevention, parenting skills, and life skills. Looking for a flexible 19-hour a week commitment with most hours being worked between 8am and 5pm, Monday through Friday.