Join the Team Making a Difference in Missouri’s Mental Health

This role involves direct care tasks, helping clients with daily activities like feeding, bathing, and dressing. Responsibilities include monitoring vital signs, recording fluid intake/output, reporting on client conditions, and potentially managing medications. It may also involve some security tasks in a mental health care setting.

Qualification:

• Typically requires 0–1 year of experience; substitutions may be possible.

Senior Support Care Assistants are responsible for providing direct assistance to clients in daily living activities, such as feeding, bathing, and mobility support.

Qualification:

• Typically requires relevant experience in direct care, usually more than 1 year.

The Behavioral Technician role involves observing client behavior, collecting data, and administering intelligence or personality tests. Responsibilities include recording observations, preparing summaries, and contributing to reliability assessments.

Qualification:

• Requires a high school diploma or equivalent and 1 year of relevant experience, though substitutions may be possible.

The Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) administers medications and treatments, monitors vital signs, and assists with patient care plans. They observe and report on patient conditions, support rehabilitation and transfers, and may transport patients. LPNs also supervise nursing assistants, communicate with doctors and families, and educate patients on care.

Qualification:

• Must hold an active LPN license.

Work as a key member of a multidisciplinary team providing psychiatric and medical care to individuals with mental illness. The role includes assessing patients, supervising nursing staff, administering medications, and responding to crisis situations in a forensic psychiatric setting.

Qualification:

• Must hold RN licensure, with 0–3 years of experience; recent graduates may practice temporarily.

• Current licensure as a Registered Nurse in Missouri.

Join our dedicated team as a Clinical Psychologist, providing counseling and therapy services to individuals with mental health conditions and developmental disabilities. You will conduct diagnostic evaluations, offer individual and group therapy, and collaborate with other healthcare professionals to ensure comprehensive patient care.

Qualification:

• Doctorate in Psychology from an accredited institution.
  

• Valid state license to practice as a Psychologist.

• Proven experience in counseling individuals with mental health conditions, including chronic pain, autism, behavioral health, and PTSD.

• Strong diagnostic evaluation and treatment planning skills.

• Excellent communication skills, both verbal and written.

Provide therapeutic counseling and support to individuals and families within a forensic psychiatric setting. The role includes conducting assessments, creating treatment plans, and offering crisis intervention to help clients achieve recovery.

Qualification:

• Must have a Master of Social Work (MSW).

• Experience in crisis management and intervention, and working with diverse populations.

• Familiarity with Medicare regulations and motivational interviewing techniques.

As a Licensed Professional Counselor at Fulton State Hospital, you will provide compassionate mental health counseling to individuals facing complex challenges. Through evidence-based therapeutic techniques, you will empower patients on their journey to recovery while collaborating with a multidisciplinary team to ensure comprehensive care.

Qualification:

• Masters in Counseling or related field.
  

• License eligible or licensed as a Professional Counselor in Missouri.