The Clinic Physician is responsible for providing a full range of primary mental health services to patients, with a focus on promotion of optimal mental health, prevention and treatment of psychiatric disorders, including medication management of the treatment. Duties include collaboration with medication management staff, including PA-Cs, ARNPs, nursing staff and contract physicians.

The Midlevel Provider is responsible for providing a full range of primary mental health services to patients, with a focus on promotion of optimal mental health, prevention and treatment of psychiatric disorders, including medication management of the treatment. Practice within licensed scope of practice with supervision/collaboration with medical director, in conjunction with other team members.

The Therapist is responsible for providing therapy services to clients and managing clients’ charts in accordance with Iowa Code Chapter 24 guidelines, NASW Code of Ethics, and the policies established by the agency.

PRN (as needed – minimum of 20 hours per month)

The Crisis Nurse is responsible for the coordination of medical, nursing and program services for an acute residential program serving persons with mental health, substance abuse and co-occurring disabilities.  The Crisis Nurse is responsible for the initial interview and/or assessment of the clients when they are in crisis to assure stabilization; will also interpret medical information, make decisions about possible admissions and assist or administer medications.

The Mobile Crisis Response Unit (MCRU) Service Technician is responsible for providing on-site, in-person intervention for individuals of all ages (adults and children) experiencing a mental health crisis. Intervention includes conducting mental health assessments to determine level of care needed for individual, making referrals for individual and/or family to appropriate medical, mental health, and/or community resources and transporting as appropriate to higher level of care.