IAODAPCA certification as a Certified Alcohol and Other Drug Counselor.
Knowledge of grant funding policies and procedures and applicable local, state, and federal regulations.
Ability to work as part of a multidisciplinary team in a fast-paced environment.
Excellent written and verbal skills.
Ability to use independent judgment.
Knowledge of computers and Microsoft Office programs.
A valid driver's license is required to travel to different programs.
Ability to lift 15–25 pounds.
Responsibilities
Provide direct clinical services to clients in accordance with each client's treatment plan and the appropriate level of care under the American Society of Addiction Medicine clinical structure.
Use the automated system as the primary instrument to complete clinical progress documentation.
Participate in at least four hours per month of direct clinical supervision, including one hour of one-on-one supervision with the immediate supervisor.
Maintain appropriate clinical documentation and comply with record-keeping standards required by regulatory funding agencies and the American Society of Addiction Medicine clinical structure.
Provide direct clinical services to clients diagnosed with substance abuse and/or co-occurring disorders at different levels of care as indicated by the treatment plan.
Ensure that current treatment plans and pertinent clinical record-keeping data exist for each client on the caseload.
Participate in and present at Utilization Management Team staffing sessions as scheduled.
Ensure that clinical documentation supports recommendations for continued treatment or other Utilization Management Team decisions.
Incorporate Utilization Management Team treatment recommendations into clients' treatment plans.
Maintain productivity and clinical standards required by treatment plans.
Respond within the required timeframe established by utilization management and the Program Supervisor to implement corrective action on cited clinical record-keeping issues.
Participate in Certified Alcohol and Other Drug Counselor and Mental Illness and Substance Abuse in-service training during the probationary period and in ongoing professional development approved by the Program Supervisor.
Keep all certification and licensing requirements active and up to date.
Perform other related duties as assigned.
Desired Qualifications
Two years of direct client service in a substance abuse and/or Mental Illness and Substance Abuse treatment setting.
Knowledge of American Society of Addiction Medicine standards and clinical quality assurance standards.
A Bachelor's Degree in social work or a related field.
JOB SUMMARY
Responsible for providing direct clinical services to clients in accordance with the client’s treatment plan at the appropriate level of care as required by the ASAM clinical structure.
JOB DUTIES
Utilize Automated System as primary instrument to complete clinical progress.
Participate in a minimum of four (4) hours per month of direct clinical supervision, one of which is to be one on one with immediate supervisor.
Responsible for maintaining appropriate clinical documentation and compliance with record keeping standards as required by regulatory funding agencies and ASAM clinical structure.
Provide direct clinical services for client’s diagnosed with substance abuse and or co-occurring disorders at different levels of care as indicated by treatment plan.
Responsible for ensuring that current treatment plans exist for each client on caseload as well as all pertinent clinical record keeping data.
Participate and present in Utilization Management Team (UMT) staffing as scheduled.
Perform the following clinical tasks at UMT:
a: When presenting, ensures clinical documentation exists that support recommendation for either continued
b: Ensures that UMT treatment recommendations are incorporated in client’s treatment plan
Maintains productivity and clinical standards as required by treatment plans.
Respond within the required time frame established by utilization management and Program Supervisor to implement corrective action on any clinical record keeping area that is cited.
Participate in the CADC and MISA in-service trainings during probationary period and ongoing professional development as approved by Program Supervisor.
Ensures that all certification and licensing requirements are kept active and up to date.
Performs other related duties as assigned.
QUALIFICATIONS
IAODAPCA certified (CADC)
Bachelors Degree in social work or related fields preferred
Two years of direct client service in a substance abuse and or MISA treatment setting is a plus
Knowledge of grant funding policies and procedures and applicable local, state, federal regulations
Knowledge of ASAM and clinical quality assurance standards is a plus
Ability to work as part of a multidisciplinary team in a fast paced environment
Excellent written and verbal skills required
Ability to use independent judgment
Knowledge of computers and Microsoft Office Programs
WORKING CONDITIONS AND PHYSICAL EFFORT:
Work is normally performed in a typical interior/office work environment.
Moderate physical activity. May require physical effort including lifting up to 15-25 pounds and some
extended periods of standing or walking.
No or very limited exposure to physical risk.
Valid Driver’s License required to travel to different programs