A typical way of gaining the knowledge, skills, and abilities for this position is: A masters degree from a recognized school of Social Work, Counseling, Psychiatric Nursing, or other Marriage and Family Therapy eligible discipline, or a doctorate degree in Psychology, with field placement in a medical, psychiatric, or community mental health setting AND two (2) years experience in an out-patient clinic, hospital, child guidance clinic, mental health program, or family agency which included regular psychiatric consultation. Crisis Assessment and Triage/Transitional Outreach Team (CAT/TOT): CAT/TOT acts as a waystation to provide screening for ongoing behavioral health services, follow-up to connect individuals to Berkeley Mental Health for those who meet criteria, linkage to social services, coordination with other agencies, and presentations to the community about behavioral health services.