Behavioral Health Technician
- Monitored behavioral changes and reported observations to the clinical team.
- Maintained a safe and clean environment for clients at all times.
- Documented patient progress and incidents accurately in care records.
- Supported crisis intervention efforts to ensure client safety and stability.
- Documented behavioral incidents to keep accurate records.
- Monitored patient safety in all areas of the facility.
- Provided emotional support to clients and patients dealing with difficult situations.
- Maintained accurate documentation of patient progress and treatments received.
- Established and maintained professional working relationships with clients, staff and public.
- Enforced rules and regulations pertaining to client and patient care while maintaining a safe environment.
- Completed daily client rounds and tracked client movements.
- Maintained client and employee areas in good working order and with adequate supplies.
- Completed patient reports daily and submitted to management for evaluation.
- Mentored new Behavioral Health Technicians on best practices when interacting with clients and patients.
- Encouraged positive interactions between other Behavioral Health Technicians and clients and patients.
- Responded promptly to any emergency situations that may arise within the facility.
- Identified behaviors associated with substance abuse and recognized signs of being under influence of alcohol or drugs.
- Educated clients on important life skills, housekeeping, and food preparation.
- Performed searches of resident belongings prior to admissions and throughout stays.
- Engaged in regular communication with medical personnel regarding any changes in patient status or condition.
- Followed standard admissions procedures and documentation requirements for client intakes.
- Provided crisis intervention services to patients in need.
- Cultivated relationships with fellow staff members to enhance team collaboration.
- Advised clinical staff regarding appropriate interventions for behavioral issues.
- Administered medications as prescribed by physician or psychiatrist.
