Part Time Mental Health Worker in Adult OCD Intensive Outpatient Program

At UCLA Health, our people are here for more than a career. They're committed to elevating the lives of everyone they come into contact with. It's only possible when you're passionate about what you do and where you get to do it. As a key member of our team, you'll be able to use your unique experience to help support positive patient experiences.

In this high-impact role as a mental health worker, you'll bring experience and excellence judgment to a collaborative, multidisciplinary environment. As a vital voice in treatment planning, you'll play a central role in assessing patient needs, developing care strategies, and delivering direct support to patients.

We're seeking a proactive, thoughtful individual who thrives in dynamic settings and is motivated by meaningful work. If you're passionate about making a difference and eager to grow alongside dedicated mental health professionals, we invite you to bring your expertise and passion to our team. A compassionate, self-directed professionals with a passion for mental health and OCD treatment will thrive in UCLA Health's Adult OCD Intensive Outpatient Program-a dynamic setting dedicated to supporting individuals through complex mental health issues using ERP protocols.

At UCLA Health, our passion for delivering the highest quality patient care has enabled us to become a world-renowned health system with four award-winning hospitals and more than 270 community clinics throughout Southern California. We're also home to the world-class medical research and clinical education capabilities of the David Geffen School of Medicine. If you're looking to play a key role in supporting exceptional patient experiences, join us and enjoy a fulfilling career at UCLA Health.

Schedule: Monday - Friday; 9:00am - 1:00pm

Hourly Salary Range: $30.88 - $40.76 (Union represented, step based salary depending on years of experience)

Bargaining Unit: EX - AFSCME

• BA in Psychology, Behavioral Sciences, or Related Field
• Basic Life Support (BLS) certificate from the American Red Cross or American Heart Association
• At least one year experience in psychiatric inpatient setting or equivalent
• A working knowledge of group dynamics, psychological functioning, therapeutic communication, management of assaultive behavior