Clinical Therapist-Adolescent Services (IOP) [evening hours required]

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Primary Responsibilities 

• Provides quality therapeutic interventions in the behavioral health office setting as scheduled. Evening hours  for this position due to IOP programming for adolescents.  

• Facilitates holistic, recovery empowering, group therapy through the Intensive Outpatient Program for adolescents impacted by co-occurring substance use and adversity or trauma. 

• Facilitates individual, family, and group therapy to clients and their families as appropriate. 

• Conduct substance use assessments to determine the needed level of care and identify recommendations per ASAM standards.  

• Completes biopsychosocial assessments and creates person centered treatment plans. Review and update treatment plans, personal recovery plans, and discharge plans based on client needs and program standards. 

• Completes clinical documentation within 24 hours of service provided.  

• Maintains required billable hours, with work hours that are maintained in a way that is responsive to client’s needs.   

• Maintains all client case records by documenting client contacts, as well as contacts with referral sources, schools, parents, and other professionals. 

• Collaborates with other involved service providers, with client consent to enhance team and program effectiveness. 

• Attends and participates in clinical supervision, collaborative treatment planning meetings, case conferences, and training providing information relating to evidence-based practices and implementation of treatment. 

• Participates as a positive member of the Behavioral Health Center environment. 

• Complies with the agency's continuous quality improvement standards. 

• Maintains confidentiality for all individuals served by Family Ark and secure client information per HIPAA standards. 

• Adheres to the Code of Ethics and professional standards relevant to his/her professional discipline.    

• Attends continuing education classes, seminars, and other professional training courses related to the youth and families receiving services from Family Ark, and in order to obtain and maintain licensure.   

• Complies with federal, state, and local laws concerning child abuse, domestic violence, duty to warn and other mandated reporting statutes. 

• Maintains communication with inter-agency Recovery Coach/Case Manager to ensure wraparound treatment and services when appropriate. 

• Regularly attend staff meetings and is prepared to discuss issues that affect clients, staff, the agency and the community if needed.   

• Prepares case presentations for weekly treatment team and clinical supervision. 

• Participates in child and family team meetings and court proceedings as necessary for client care. 

• Participates in 24-hour on-call rotation. 

• Collaborate with community partners including DCS, Juvenile Probations officers, school officials, family members, and other health agencies regarding comprehensive care and client needs and conditions 

• Other duties and responsibilities as directed. 

Minimum Requirements 

• Master’s degree in social work, marriage and family therapy, mental health counseling, psychology or related field. 

• Professional clinical licensure by the Indiana Professional Licensing Agency (i.e., LCSW, LMHC, LMFT, LCAC, etc.) is preferred. Associate level licensure will be considered. 

• Previous experience with clients impacted by substance use disorder preferred.  

• Ability to assess and coordinate the treatment needs for complex family systems. 

• Ability to interact effectively with people from diverse social and economic backgrounds. 

• Adheres to the Professional Standards Agreement. 

• 2 years of like social service experience in his/hers/their respective discipline. 

• Ability to assess and coordinate the treatment needs for complex family systems. 

• Strong verbal and written communication skills are important. 

• Ability to interact effectively with people from diverse social and economic backgrounds.