Family & Children's Services·Tulsa, Oklahoma
The Overnight Triage Therapist provides crisis services to divert individuals from inpatient hospitalization, jail, and emergency rooms. Responsibilities include performing clinical assessments, crisis stabilization, and triage within a secure facility.
At FCS our employees receive unparalleled support, enjoy beautiful facilities, updated technology, safe and ethical work environments, established legacy of excellence, communicative leadership, reliable framework and so much more.
As part of an interdisciplinary team, the Overnight Triage Therapist provides a range of crisis services which divert individuals experiencing behavioral health crisis from inpatient psychiatric hospitalization, jail and emergency rooms. The Triage Therapist performs assessments, crisis stabilization & clinic-based triage in a clean, updated and safe crisis facility with 24/7 security, located in beautiful downtown Tulsa.
CCBHC Model of Care
Family & Children’s Services works to heal hurting and abused children, strengthen families, and provide hope and a path to recovery for those battling mental illness and addiction. You will be working in an innovative and dynamic environment using a new transformative model of care Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC). This model is characterized by innovative, team-based approach and whole person care for adults and children with a range of complex mental health and substance use challenges.
Utilizing multi-disciplinary teams, staff work collaboratively to provide a coordinated effort to enhance client recovery. Robust CCBHC services often result in better client outcomes and quality of care due to:
This job is classified as a “safety-sensitive” position as defined by the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana and Patient Protection Act. Possession of a medical marijuana license will not exclude any applicant; however, all employees are subject to the Family & Children’s Services Drug Free Workplace Policy.
Market context
Behavioral health positions in Oklahoma often reflect steady demand in settings serving patients with mental health and substance use needs, especially where teams need staff who can work across clinical and support functions. This role is competitive because it accepts multiple qualification paths, including a high school diploma with experience, a behavioral health degree, or an Oklahoma RN license with behavioral health experience. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to quickly compare fit, then confirm licensure, experience, and schedule expectations before applying.
