Why do you want a career as a behavioral health technician?
"Growing up, I always had an interest in social work and behavioral therapy. After seeing a career counselor who suggested researching the mental health field I knew it was the right choice for me. I am very excited to take this first step in my career, now that my education and certification is complete."
This question is being asked to hear about your passion for helping patients overcome difficult situations in their life such as addictions, post-traumatic stress disorder, abuse, harassment, etc. Give a specific example of when you helped a patient. Tell the interviewer about your patience and the ability to communicate with patients and physicians to develop specific treatment plans.
"I wanted to pursue a career in behavioral health because I am passionate about helping patients create a positive and healthy environment to help them overcome mental health disorders. Last week I helped a patient suffering from alcohol addiction realized that this is what I want to dedicate my time to."
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Anonymous Answer
I have a passion for helping clients create a positive, healthy lifestyle and help them to overcome addictions, trauma, and mental health disorders. It is so rewarding to witness client transformation from admission to discharge.
Rachelle's Feedback
This would be rewarding, indeed! Going back to the basics even further...Do you remember what sparked your initial interest, or when you first learned that this could be a career option for you?
