Job detail

Co-Occurring Clinician

MY House

#Case Management #Behavioral Health #Counseling #HIPAA #Mental Health #Trauma-Informed #Crisis Intervention #EMDR #Social Work #Psychology

Quick overview

The clinician provides integrated behavioral health services, including therapeutic assessments, treatment planning, and individual or group sessions. They also manage client advocacy, safety planning, and maintain clinical records in compliance with state and federal regulations.

Requirements summary

Candidates must hold a Master’s degree in a relevant field and possess at least three years of experience in behavioral health and substance use disorders. Professional certification such as CDC II or CDCS is required, along with a valid driver's license and successful background check.

postgraduate degreeAdvocacyTreatment planningHIPAA complianceInterpersonal communicationCrisis interventionMotivational interviewingCase managementCollaborative teamworkTrauma-informed careClinical documentationASAM criteriaBehavioral health assessmentDSM criteriaTherapeutic assessmentSubstance use evaluation

Job description

Vision To end homelessness. MISSION STATEMENT

All youth experiencing homelessness and youth at risk of being homeless are empowered to be contributing, self-supporting members of their community.

Job Description

TITLE: Co-Occurring Clinician REPORTS TO: Assigned staff EMPLOYMENT STATUS: Regular, full time CLASSIFICATION: Hourly LOCATION: 300 North Willow Street Wasilla AK 99654 FLSA STATUS: Exempt

General functions

The Mental Health Clinical is an integral part of our service team and is responsible for providing integrated services for clients experiencing behavioral health needs.

Essential duties and responsibilities

Provides a broad spectrum of therapeutic assessment, treatment, and referral services to diverse behavioral health clients, including children, adolescents, adults and families. Conducts comprehensive behavioral health assessments, encompassing integrated mental health and substance use evaluations. This includes precise diagnosis according to DSM guidelines, determining appropriate levels of care based on ASAM criteria, and formulating treatment plans and service recommendations. Conduct therapeutic groups to include, didactic, process, and experiential/expressive activities. Provide clinical focused individual sessions to include intensive case management. Participants in clinical team meetings to ensure clinical service provided are appropriate and adhere to the written treatment plan. Ensure support, advocacy, referral, and case management services to include domestic violence/sexual assault/human trafficking survivors Work with staff to create, implement, monitor, and update individual safety plans. Ensures personal clinical records adhere to CARF, State, Federal, and Ethical guidelines in terms of accuracy, timeliness, and compliance. Networks with other providers to help survivors access community resources Maintain relationships with all partnering agencies and referral sources. Upon request, provide training, mentorship and clinical directions to My House staff Other duties and tasks as negotiated.
MINIMUM
REQUIREMENTS: Master’s Degree in Social work, Psychology, Human Services, Counseling, or Substance Abuse/Addiction Counseling. Three (3) years of providing services in the Behavioral Health and SUD field. Working knowledge of Motivational Interviewing and Trauma-Informed practices. If in recovery must be in remission for two (2) years and working a program of recovery Alaska Chemical Dependency Counselor Certification (CDC II) is working towards a (CDCS) in accordance with State requirements. Continued employment is contingent upon receipt of a satisfactory state and federal background check, approved National Provider Identifier Standard (NPI) status, and state Approval as a Qualified Addictions Professional (QAP) or a Provisional (QAP) Must have a valid Alaska Driver's License and insurable under