Job Description:

• Performs initial assessment and diagnostic evaluation
• Provides case management and develops appropriate discharge plans for assigned clients, as needed by the client.
• Develops initial treatment planning for clients and makes revisions throughout treatment, ensuring that clients are meeting goals at an appropriate rate
• Conduct individual therapy sessions with assigned clients, following the requirements set forth by the Company
• Facilitate client groups, following the appropriate curriculum provided by the Company
• Responsible for the completion of client documentation in a timely manner, consistent with the policies and procedures manual
• Communicates with family members or primary support system identified by client, updating them on client progress and providing them with the tools to engage in their own recovery efforts
• Compliant with the policies and procedures of the Company as well as ethical standards consistent with federal and state licensing board requirements
• Play an active role in seeking consult and supervision when necessary
• Attend required training to ensure quality clinical care
• Attend and participate in treatment team meetings
• Possess appropriate conflict resolution skills and the capacity to manage highly stressful clinical situations
• Administers surveys developed by the Company to ensure quality assurance and clinical best practices
• Must act as an advocate for all clients, ensuring that individual client needs are heard and met with dignity and compassion
• Will report critical incidents directly and immediately to the clinical director or management team
• Will communicate all client concerns to the clinical director and/or treatment team to ensure appropriate care is being provided
• Performs additional duties from time to time as assigned by management
• Must set and maintain strong boundaries, engaging with clients in a professional manner
• Maintain a sense of professionalism both inside and outside of sessions and groups

Qualifications:

• Must have a valid driver’s license
• Master’s Degree in relevant field with post-degree experience in the assessment, diagnosis, case management, and treatment of substance use disorders
• Must be a licensed clinician in the state of Nevada (e.g., LMFT, LCPC, LCSW) with experience in alcohol and drug abuse counseling (per NAC 449.114)
• Ability to work flexible hours, including weekends and holidays
• The ability and willingness to function as a member of a professional team
• Strong sense of self-awareness, empathy, and compassion
• Must have experience with or possess an advanced understanding of gender responsive clinical practices and cultural competence
• Experience with the treatment of trauma and how such experiences impact individuals with substance use disorders
• Experience with the diagnosis and treatment of co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders
• Must possess excellent boundaries
• Must be familiar with the ethical implications of compassion fatigue
• Must possess strong communication skills