Eastpointe, Michigan

Overview

Provide clinical assessments and individual, family, and group therapy to children and families in clinic and community settings. Coordinate care with schools, community agencies, and medical providers while maintaining accurate clinical documentation.

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The provider will manage patient care by performing examinations, making diagnoses, and coordinating comprehensive treatment plans with physicians. Responsibilities also include administering diagnostic tests, performing clinical procedures, and supervising technicians and assistants.

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The Physical Therapist implements medically prescribed physical therapy treatment programs to relieve pain or restore physical function, working with an inter-disciplinary team to coordinate rehabilitation services for participants. Specific duties include performing participant assessments, developing care plans, documenting all care given, and maintaining clinical records accurately.

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The clinician performs crisis evaluations, triage, and intake assessments to provide effective behavioral health solutions for individuals and families. They also collaborate on crisis and relapse prevention plans while maintaining accurate clinical documentation and adhering to agency standards.

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The Master's Social Worker performs comprehensive bio-psychosocial assessments and develops individualized treatment plans as part of an interdisciplinary team. They provide ongoing case management, crisis intervention, and counseling services to participants and their caregivers.

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The IDDT Case Manager provides integrated, community-based case management services supporting individuals with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders, focusing on recovery and independence using evidence-based practices. Responsibilities include conducting comprehensive assessments, developing Person-Centered Plans, delivering stage-wise interventions, and coordinating care with various providers.

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The Masters Social Worker independently assesses needs, coordinates, and delivers social services for participants and families, participating in the Participant Care Team and Interdisciplinary Team for assessment, intervention, and management of social service needs. Duties include conducting comprehensive bio-psychosocial assessments, developing individualized treatment plans, providing counseling, managing issues like housing and safety, and coordinating care transitions.