Maine Rural Behavioral Health Workforce Center
Home Maine Mental Health Rehabilitation Technician Tracks Mental Health Rehabilitation Technician/C
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Prerequisite
- Complete CLF Approved Academic Degree or Certificate Completed After Sept. 1st, 2019
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Step 1
Fill out and submit your application
- Submit application
Read the application instructions
- Submit application
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- Finish
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Prerequisite
- Complete one of the following 4-Year Social Services-related degree Full License of Social Work
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Step 1
Complete the online module "Maine's Mental Health System 101: An introduction to Our History, Values, Services and Roles"
- Complete MH 101
Sign up for the online module
- Complete MH 101
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Step 2
Fill out and submit your application for One-Year Full License
- Submit application
Read the application instructions
- Submit application
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Step 3
Complete Needed Additional Training and Score 80 or Higher on Quiz to Receive Second One-Year Full License. CFL Muskie will inform you on what is needed.
- Complete training and pass quiz
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- Finish
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Prerequisite
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Step 1
Complete the online module "Maine's Mental Health System 101: An introduction to Our History, Values, Services and Roles"
- Complete MH 101
Sign up for the online module
- Complete MH 101
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Step 2
Fill out and submit your application for Provisional License
- Submit application
Read the application instructions
- Submit application
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Step 3
Complete Needed Additional Training and Score 80 or Higher on Quiz to Receive Full 2 Year License. CFL Muskie will inform you on what is needed.
- Complete training and pass quiz
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- Finish
Become a Mental Health Rehabilitation Technician/C (MHRT/C)
We're going to ask you a few questions to provide you with all the resources you need to become a Mental Health Rehabilitation Technician/C.
Individuals who provide community supports to adults with mental illness. They can provide services such as community integration, assertive community treatment, skill Development, day support services, and family psychoeducation.
Mental Health and Rehabilitation Technicians/Community Certification can work in organizations such as community treatment agencies, mental health psychosocial clubhouses, and behavioral health homes.