OSAR Counselor
The Council on Recovery
OSAR Counselor
The Council on Recovery
Non-profit addiction and mental health services
Summary: Provides services that specifically address mental health and substance use, including screening, assessment, education, brief intervention, individual and group counseling, family counseling, and/or crisis intervention to clients identified with co-occurring disorders in partnership with Harris County Psychiatric Center.
Location: 2800 South MacGregor Way - Harris County Psychiatric Center (HCPC) 4-days a week,
303 Jackson Hill Street – The Council on Recovery, 1-day a week
Responsibilities:
Clinical
· Provide counseling/therapeutic services, including assessment, diagnosis, and treatment (individual, family, and group counseling) for clients experiencing social/behavioral/mental health issues
· Conduct screening, assessment, brief intervention, and referrals to HCPC and Council Clients
· Provide follow-up counseling and case management of client referrals
· Assist with any crisis intervention issues that may arise within HCPC, the Council and the community, as assigned
· Available to assist with clients who present to HCPC and the Council for help, regardless of the reason
· Provide assistance and guidance with difficult client situations during after-hours
· Provide consultation and referrals for adult and child family members as needed and when appropriate
· Provide mental health referrals and/or interim services as appropriate
· Actively participate in clinical case staffing
· Assist with other program and department issues that may arise as requested.
Administrative
· Meet productivity requirements established by supervisor and agency
· Enter documentation, client, and service data into CMBHS and other designated health record systems in a timely manner
· Submit all required information to the data coordinator as instructed
· Respond to subpoenas received from civil court and provide court testimony as required
· Maintain positive relationships and a consistent level of professionalism with outside agencies and referral sources
· Act as an ambassador for The Council at all times
· Communicate and consult with co-workers/team and outside agencies as needed
· Work with program leadership to ensure program compliance with all HHSC guidelines and procedures
· Attend meetings, trainings, and workshops at The Council and outside locations as requested
· Other duties as assigned
Hours: Approximately 37.5 hours. Flexible with occasional evening and weekend hours required.
Non-profit addiction and mental health services
The Council on Recovery provides prevention, education, intervention, treatment, and recovery services for alcoholism, drug abuse, and co-occurring mental health disorders in Houston, serving people of all ages. Its Center for Recovering Families offers holistic outpatient programs that address the body, mind, and spirit to help individuals recover and rejoin their families. The organization supports those without insurance through publicly funded programs, United Way funding, private contributions, grants, and program fees, and it operates on a no-one-left-behind principle. Its goal is to help people recover from addiction and mental health challenges and to rebuild healthy, loving, and supportive family and community lives.
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