Behavioral Health Clinician I

Crossroads Turning Points•Pueblo, CO

10d•$60,000 - $62,500•Onsite

About The Position

Hiring Bonus A hiring bonus of $500 on your first check $4,500 will be paid upon successful completion of the EIRP Period (6-month Probationary Period). The bonus is available exclusively for external candidates. Are you on a journey to find personal and professional fulfillment? At Crossroads Turning Points, we recognize the importance of making a positive impact on others' lives. By helping individuals navigate the challenges of substance misuse and mental health, you can play a vital role in guiding them toward a healthier lifestyle and lasting recovery. Our caring team provides personal support in a warm, welcoming environment to everyone who walks through our doors. We are seeking a compassionate, dynamic individual to join our team as a Behavioral Health Clinician I . This role provides counseling services to individuals using a combination of therapeutic and recreational interventions. All applicants must complete a pre-employment drug screening, which includes testing for marijuana, along with a comprehensive background check and a TB test. This position involves working at the facility.

Requirements

HS Diploma or BA with a CAS Certification. and/or Master’s degree in sociology or a related field.
Must obtain CAS certification within 18 months of the hire date.
Minimum of two (2) years working in the behavioral health field.
Solid communication skills.
Proficiency in computer skills, including electronic records, is required.
CPR and first-aid certification (the agency pays for initial training and renewals).
Valid driver's license and insurability.
Must be able to stand, walk, sit, and drive.

Nice To Haves

Previous substance misuse treatment experience and expertise with trauma are preferred.
Demonstrated experience working with interdisciplinary teams.
Familiarity with the ASAM level-of-care criteria is preferred but not mandatory.

Responsibilities

Conduct patient assessments and gather all necessary information to determine the appropriate level of care.
Conduct groups, family, and individual counseling sessions and potentially lead psycho-educational or family groups.
Administering assessments to evaluate patient needs.
Complete documentation promptly in accordance with CTP clinical procedures.
Regularly report patient progress to the supervisor.
Coordinate and refer patients to community-based supportive services to supplement their treatment and counseling.
Must travel to outlying sites to provide training and treatment to the patient.
May maintain an OTP caseload and conduct annual updates, including CO Client Assessment Record (CCAR), Drug/Alcohol Coordinated Data System (DACODS), and other relevant assessments.