Description:
Qualifications: MFT or LCSW required.
Master's
Degree in Behavioral Science. Three (3) years recent
experience providing Chemical and Co-Dependency services
to patients and families; multi-disciplinary treatment
team experience; three (3) years providing individual,
group, family and couples therapy, three (3) years
recent (within last five (5) years) experience providing
Chemical Dependency services to dually diagnosed patients.
Comprehensive knowledge of the nature and dynamics
of chemical dependency particularly as it relates to
family members, adolescents and their families, and
dual diagnosis patients. Ability to provide individual,
group, family and couples counseling as it relates
chemical dependency; accurate and comprehensive computer
charting skills. If recovering, must have three (3)
years continuous sobriety at time of hire, and must
maintain continuous sobriety as a condition of employment.
Preferred Qualifications: Bilingual (English/Spanish)
preferred. Three (3) years recent (within last five
(5) years) experience in health care setting; community
outreach and networking experience; crisis counseling
experience and training. 12-Step model of chemical
dependency treatment, co-dependency treatment experience.
12-Step program familiarity. Electronic medical record
experience preferred.
Duties: Across
all phases and components of the Adult Chemical Dependency
Treatment Program and the Codependency/Family Programs
of the CDRP, in addition to providing general counseling
and case management services which include conducting
intakes and assessments; performing bio-psychosocial
assessments; providing individual and group counseling
sessions; conducting educational lectures; developing
and presenting treatment plans to the CDRP treatment
team for recommendation, revision or approval; responding
to and appropriately handling crisis calls and requests
for higher level assessments as needed; providing
individual, group and family therapy where indicated
and approved by the treatment team to the adult,
adolescent, co-dependent, family, multi-family and
dual diagnosis patient populations of the CDRP. May
provide orientation, clinical guidance and/or mentor
functions to Counselor II's, student interns, licensure
candidates and/or Alcohol/Drug Counseling Certificate
candidates as assigned. Performs additional related
duties as assigned.
Notes: Schedule
may vary according to department needs. Will be required
to work at least two (2) evenings/week and some weekend
mornings.
