Wasatch Behavioral Health·Provo, Utah
Provide compassionate support, supervision, and crisis intervention for adults experiencing mental health crises. Facilitate structured activities and accurately document client progress and interactions.
Join Wasatch Behavioral Health and make a meaningful impact in your community as a Part-Time Human Service Worker at our Receiving & Outreach Center (ROC) in Provo, Utah.
This onsite role offers the opportunity to support individuals experiencing mental health crises in a compassionate, fast-paced, and team-oriented environment.
As a Human Service Worker, you will work alongside therapists, peer support specialists, and crisis response teams to help provide immediate support and stabilization services for adults in need of urgent behavioral health care.
Human Service Workers in this position earn $17.50–$22.17/hour.
If you are passionate about helping others, excel in dynamic environments, and want to play a vital role in supporting recovery and wellness, we would love to hear from you.
High school diploma or GED Strong interpersonal and communication skills Ability to stay calm, patient, and grounded during challenging situations Reliable, team-oriented, and eager to learn Experience or education in mental/behavioral health is helpful but not required Must pass a background check and meet WBH hiring standards Spanish speakers may qualify for a wage increase Apply Today Ready to make a real impact? Submit your application today and take the next step toward a career that truly changes lives. We're excited to meet you and cheer you on as you grow with our team! Employment at Wasatch Behavioral Health is contingent upon successful completion of a drug screen, motor vehicle record review and criminal background check. After hire you must complete and receive a Criminal Background Clearance (BCI) from Utah State Office of Licensing. Upon receipt of a conditional offer of employment in the position, you must provide an official copy of licensure or certification.
Requires a high school diploma or GED and strong interpersonal skills to remain calm in challenging situations. Experience in behavioral health is helpful, and candidates must pass a background check and drug screen.
Market context
Behavioral health openings in Utah often reflect steady demand for staff who can support clients in structured, high-acuity settings. These roles can be competitive because employers usually look for reliability, a valid driver’s license, age 21+, and comfort responding to behavioral outbursts, along with passing background and drug screenings. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, then confirm you can meet the screening and response expectations before applying.