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MantraCare

Behavioral Health Technician

United Kingdom
Posted about 18 hours ago
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Company Description

MantraCare is transforming healthcare through AI-powered therapy, chronic care, and holistic wellness solutions designed for payers and employers worldwide. The company operates an AI-first, expert-supported ecosystem that spans mental health, diabetes, musculoskeletal care, nutrition, and telehealth. Its global platform delivers end-to-end care, using AI for triage and therapy and escalating to a network of over 51,000 licensed experts when needed. MantraCare offers seamless integration for employers, insurers, and healthcare systems, improving outcomes and engagement while achieving significant cost savings. Team members join a mission-driven organization focused on accessible, high-impact care.

Role Description

This is a part-time remote role for a Mental Health Worker. In this role, the Mental Health Worker provides compassionate, evidence-informed support to individuals using MantraCare’s digital platforms, including chat, video, and telehealth tools. Day-to-day responsibilities include:

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  • Conducting psychosocial assessments
  • Supporting care plans
  • Coordinating resources
  • Monitoring participant progress across mental health and related wellness programs

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The Mental Health Worker collaborates with clinicians, care managers, and AI tools to ensure timely follow-up, appropriate escalation of complex cases, and continuity of care. The role also involves:

  • Documenting interactions accurately
  • Maintaining confidentiality
  • Contributing to program improvements based on participant feedback and outcomes

Qualifications

  • Strong Interpersonal Skills for building trust, active listening, and clear, empathetic communication with diverse populations.
  • Background in Social Work and Case Management to coordinate services, advocate for participants, and support care navigation.
  • Knowledge of Psychology and Mental Health to understand common conditions, risk factors, and evidence-based support strategies.
  • Ability to work effectively in a remote, technology-enabled environment, including using telehealth platforms and digital tools.
  • Relevant education in social work, psychology, counseling, or a related field; licensure or certification is an advantage where applicable.
  • Experience in community mental health, crisis support, or similar settings, with a commitment to non-judgmental, inclusive care.
  • Strong organizational skills, professional ethics, and adherence to confidentiality and data protection standards.
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