The candidate selected will be responsible and accountable for applying their specialized knowledge and advanced practice skills in the areas substance abuse and behavioral health counseling to youth and adults. with emphasis placed on psychological, sociological, and physiological approaches. The candidate selected must practice code of ethics set forth in state, federal and local guidelines for the practice and organization. This position will be required to be credentialed and maintain credentials for Medicaid, follow IDAPA rules, CARF standards and procedures, professional standards, and all state, local and federal laws. This position will report to the Clinical Director and will be reviewed by a licensed designee for clinical oversight of services provided.

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS

Must possess current licenses as required under

IDAPA 24.15.01

qualifications and experience. Must have completed the graduate program as required under

IDAPA 24.15.01

Must be able to complete an enhanced fingerprinting and background check. Must be able to pass drug screening Must have a valid Idaho driver's license with minimum of seven (7) violations and no major at-fault accidents. Must be able to obtain First Aid and CPR, Assistance with Medication trainings or proof of completion.

Responsibilities:

Meet with 6-8 clients per day. Responsible for supervising or facilitating group and individual substance abuse counseling Responsible for case management for substance abuse disorder Responsible for performing individual assessments. Responsible for creating individual treatment plans. Responsible for maintaining current skills and knowledge through continuing education and training Responsible for assisting the treatment plan team in the creation and implementation of youth/resident service plan/individualized plans, well-being plans, and safety plans and encouraging youth/resident their participation Responsible for advocating for the youth/residents in the program/services when needed. Responsible for communicating all relevant information to the youth/resident and relevant individuals and agencies as needed. Responsible for communication with youth/residents, families, clinicians, interdisciplinary team members and supervisors, to coordinate care and services, improve organization and implementation of plans of care, to maintain quality of care and quality of life. Responsible for presenting yourself daily as a positive role model for youth/residents/families/staff and stakeholders. Responsible for creating a nurturing environment for persons served and their families.

Job Type:

Full-time Pay:

$62,000.00 - $78,511.00 per year

Benefits:

401(k) Dental insurance Flexible schedule Health insurance Life insurance Paid time off Professional development assistance Retirement plan Vision insurance

Experience:

substance recovery: 1 year (Preferred)

License/Certification:

Masters Level Counseling or Social Work License (Required) Shift availability: Day Shift (Preferred) Night Shift (Preferred)

Work Location:

In person