Clinical Specialist I, II or III (Full Time/Mon-Fri Days 9a-5p)

Cazenovia Recovery Systems Inc•Buffalo, NY

16d•Onsite

About The Position

This position is responsible for coordinating services for recovery, employment, education, support groups and housing within agency Reintegration programs with intensive clinical supervision of an OASAS approved Qualified Health Professional (QHP).

Requirements

Clinical Specialist I: Minimum of HS Diploma or GED
Clinical Specialist I: Enrolled in 350-hour educational program or completion of one-time requirements within 3 months of hire.
Clinical Specialist I: At least one year of experience in the substance use, mental health, or human services field
Clinical Specialist I: Must possess a valid New York State Driver’s license and reliable automobile
Clinical Specialist II: Minimum of HS Diploma or GED
Clinical Specialist II: CASAC-Trainee or Provisional certification
Clinical Specialist II: Completion of a 350-hour educational program or 4000 hours of work experience.
Clinical Specialist II: 85 hours of Section I education.
Clinical Specialist II: Completion of OASAS one-time requirements.
Clinical Specialist II: At least one year of experience in the substance use, mental health, or human services field
Clinical Specialist II: Must possess a valid New York State Driver’s license and reliable automobile.
Clinical Specialist III: Minimum of HS Diploma or GED
Clinical Specialist III: CASAC or other QHP status certification
Clinical Specialist III: At least one year of experience in the substance use, mental health, or human services field
Clinical Specialist III: Must possess a valid New York State Driver’s license and reliable automobile

Responsibilities

Documents individual progress in accordance with agency policy and procedure.
Prepares discharge summaries in accordance with agency policy and procedure.
Provides case management, including enhancement of adult daily living skills. Meets with residents regularly to monitor progress.
Makes referrals, coordinates services and maintains regular ongoing consultations with other providers, legal agencies, community organizations etc. to ensure smooth transitions and minimizes fragmentation of services
Helps the resident to identify and link with community agencies, resources and supports.
Coordinates educational and/or vocational skill development.
Organizes and maintains case records.
Assists with the admission process and orientation of new residents as needed.
Ensures the safety of all residents during assigned hours.
Responds to all immediate social or housekeeping issues as they arise.
Provides breathalyzer and toxicology screening as needed.
Responds to any crises and emergencies.
Completes data input into the agency database.
Responds in a professional and responsible manner to incidents involving contagious diseases (i.e., HIV, Hepatitis B, TB etc.).
Assists with the program’s medication self-administration policies and procedures.
Assists with transportation as needed.
Facilitates the resident government’s program guidelines.
Provides resident education.
Serves on agency committees as requested.
Carries out additional duties essential to the above-stated responsibilities as assigned.
Is mindful of and integrates Trauma-Informed Care and its five principles in all duties and interactions with fellow staff, residents, and external partners.
Maintains compliance with all required rules and regulations including Federal Confidentiality (42 CFR, Part 2), HIPAA, Medicaid and/or HUD, and any others.
Regular attendance at work location.
Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
Please note all of the above essential duties and responsibilities will include intensive supervision.