Mental Health Technician Certification Training
Are you looking for a rewarding career in mental health care? The demand for qualified mental health support staff in the United States continues to grow at a projected rate of 11% by 2031. Our online courses will prepare you for the Mental Health Technician Certification (MHTC) exam and ultimately assist psychiatrists, psychiatric nurse practitioners and therapists, in the comprehensive care of psychiatric patients. Fill out the form below to talk to an advisor today!
More about us, MedCerts
We’ve helped over 60,000 students get the qualifications they need to start a new career.
From start to finish, our dedicated education consultants and student advisors promises to provide you with personalized one-on-one support and short-term training for your career in healthcare.
- All-inclusive certification training programs that create career opportunities
- 1-on-1 mentoring to help you throughout the training
- Subject Matter Expert exam prep to make sure you're ready for the exam
- Course materials, exam prep, and exam costs included
- On-demand access to your training materials lets you work as fast as you'd like
- Online flexibility allows you to work trainings around your schedule
- Engaging courses featuring 12 Elements of eLearning
- Job placement support after your certification
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Books, exam fees, student support, job placement assistance, and more are all included in program cost.
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Learn from anywhere in the world, at anytime, completely online.
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Jump Start Your Career
In just a few months, students can complete their MedCerts online training program and be ready to work. A realistic alternative to traditional education options.
What does a Mental Health Support Specialist do?
Mental health support staff have the opportunity to interact with clients on a day-to-day basis. During the day, mental health support specialists participate in client intake, crisis care and inpatient care, including assistance with clinical skills, like taking vital signs, as well as some activities of daily living, or ADLs. They support and assist the client through all phases of treatment, helping to provide a physically safe and therapeutic environment, which may include encouraging the client to participate in group therapy. Mental health support specialists also support the client by communicating observations and concerns to the client's mental health care team. Accurate documentation of both clinical duties and observations are a key responsibility of the mental health support specialist.
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