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This position is open to current Colorado residents only. Located within the Colorado Department of Human Services, Civil and Forensic Mental Health (CFMH) is responsible for policy development, service provision and coordination, program monitoring and evaluation, and administrative oversight for the public behavioral health system. CFMH funds, supports, and monitors numerous mental health and substance abuse community programs and providers. CFMH also operates the Colorado Mental Health Hospitals at Fort Logan and Pueblo, the Mental Health Transitional Living Homes, and the Forensic Services Division. CFMH executes the State’s federal responsibilities as the State Mental Health Authority and the State Substance Abuse Authority to administer federal block grant funds for mental health and substance abuse. The Forensic Services Division is responsible for six departments, including Forensic Community-Based Services (FCBS), Jail-Based Evaluation and Restoration (JBR), Outpatient Restoration (OPR), the Forensic Support Team (FST), the Court Services Department, and the Operations Department. Our teams work within various settings, including community agencies, jails, courts, and hospitals. The locations can include locked units and secure facilities, and our clients may at times be unpredictable due to their mental health needs. Our team is required to make critical decisions in dynamic, fast-paced environments to ensure a high level of accountability for patient care. Staff are required to maintain updated skills, knowledge, abilities, and competencies necessary to the position through continuing education, supervision, literature review, discipline, and team development. This position may be required to travel throughout Colorado to meet the needs of the department. The FST monitors individuals who are court-ordered to receive inpatient competency services while currently incarcerated. Monitoring includes in-custody jail visits, reporting direct and jail staff observations to assist with informing admissions, and attending select court hearings. In addition, they serve as a centralized liaison between the CFMH, jails, clients, and courts for individuals pending admission to inpatient treatment facilities. Collectively, this team acts as care coordinators, ensuring that all internal and external stakeholders have access to up-to-date client information. In collaboration with stakeholders, they help ensure services are delivered to clients appropriately and effectively, and, when appropriate, they support transition plans and facilitate client movement to appropriate levels of care.
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