Therapist (SACASA)

• Performs assessment and initial diagnostic evaluation of members and offers integrative clinical recommendations. 
• Provides individual, group, family therapy and aftercare services for members. 
• Provides referrals for other supportive services on an as needed basis including, but not limited to employment/vocational rehabilitation, physical health care, etc.
• Works closely with adult member recovery teams, clinical and medical staff, and other professionals both within and outside the agency to plan, provide and promote recovery for CODAC members.
• Continually improves quality of therapy provided via input from clinical supervision, pro­fessional conference attendance and analysis of clinical literature.
• Maintains member records in accordance with requirements set forth by the agency, ADHS, the RHBA and other funding sources.
• Provides accurate, legible, timely and complete documentation in accordance with agency and funding source requirements.
• Interfaces with community agency personnel as directed by the Director of Therapy Services. 
• Participates in ongoing services planning and development.
• Provides clinical services as needed, in the member’s home, the office, and in school or community-based settings.
• Performs other related duties in accordance with agency growth and changes.

• Master's degree in social work, psychology, counseling or related behavioral health

• Two (2) years related experience

Certifications:    

• Attain and maintain the Clinical Supervision Certification through the AZBBHE, preferred.

• At a minimum currently licensed by the Arizona Board of Behavioral Health at the Associate Level.

• Valid Arizona Drivers license, proof of current insurance and willingness to use personal vehicle.  
• Clean Motor Vehicle Record - no more than 2 moving violations or a license suspension in past 3 years.
• Department of Public Safety fingerprint clearance card required.

• Bilingual a plus.
• Extensive knowledge of various therapeutic techniques utilized when treating members experiencing mental health challenges, including sexual abuse/trauma.    
• Extensive knowledge of drugs of abuse and dynamics of abuse/addictive behavior.
• Extensive knowledge and experience conducting individual, group and family therapy. 
• Superior oral and written communication skills. 
• Thorough knowledge of DSM-IV. 
• Extensive knowledge of community resources. 
• Ability to interact effectively with adult recovery teams and clinical teams.  
• Familiarity with people and practices within various ethnic and cultural groups. 
• Intermediate to advanced computer skills using MS Office products, Word, Excel, Access, etc., importing/exporting date to/from applications.