Sacramento Behavioral Healthcare Hospital

1. Conduct supervised psychosocial assessments, including psychiatric history, psychosocial stressors, strengths, support systems, and safety risk factors, contributing to individualized treatment plans. 2. Provide brief individual supportive counseling and skill-based interventions (e.g., grounding, distress tolerance, emotion regulation, coping strategies) appropriate to patient acuity. 3. Participate in safety planning and risk management interventions under supervision, including suicide risk assessment support and crisis stabilization interventions. 4. Assist with individualized discharge planning by coordinating outpatient services, housing resources, benefits linkage, and transportation planning. 5. Complete clinical documentation including progress notes, collateral contacts, and discharge-related documentation with attention to medical necessity and ethical standards. 6. Co-facilitate and independently facilitate therapeutic and psychoeducational groups such as coping skills, communication, boundaries, relapse prevention, and wellness planning. 7. Participate actively in interdisciplinary treatment team meetings by presenting psychosocial updates, identifying barriers to care, and collaborating on treatment and discharge goals. Conduct supervised collateral contacts and family support meetings providing psychoeducation and coordinating care with external support and providers.