Licensed Substance Use Disorder Therapist/Counselor

Description Concord Counseling is one of the most highly acclaimed, behavioral health non-profit centers in Central Ohio. Based in Westerville and founded in 1972, Concord is dedicated to healing people in mind and spirit with programs and services that change lives.

Why Choose Concord?

Concord is fully accredited by the national Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities signifying quality & excellence, person-centered care, continuous improvement, accountability and trustworthiness.

Licensed Mental Health Therapist/Counselor will work alongside professionals who demonstrate our agency values of inclusion, teamwork, commitment and integrity. At Concord you will find collaboration, mentorship, a commitment to your professional growth, and a culture that supports you bringing your whole authentic self to work every day.

Your Job Opportunity

• Therapists provide individual and group counseling services consistent with professional standards, best practices and Concord’s policies.
• Conduct comprehensive assessments and develop individualized treatment plans to address substance use and mental health disorders
• Apply clinical expertise within a multidisciplinary care model
• Assess risk and respond to crisis situations during office hours
• Provide services in-person and via telehealth, based on client needs
• Maintain accurate, timely clinical documentation in an electronic medical record system
• Apply unique expertise and professional judgment in the application of Concord’s multidisciplinary approach to client treatment and peer supervision.
• Lead a once-a-week evening AOD group

Requirements

• Qualifications Needed for Success for a Licensed Substance Use Disorder Therapist/Counselor
• Master’s degree in social work with license – either LSW or LPC required; LISW/LPCC/IMFT highly preferred. Experience providing therapy/counseling required.
• Ability to maintain thorough, timely, well documented treatment plans, case notes and intake summaries, illustrating caseload measurable treatment progress in computerized medical records system.
• Must have working knowledge of mental illness, substance use disorders, psychiatric symptoms, and their impact on functioning and behavior of a diverse client population.