Clinician

AspenRidge Recovery LLC•Colorado Springs, CO

2h•$60,000 - $80,000•Onsite

About The Position

As a clinician working with colleagues, case management, and support staff, you will deliver the highest quality of care by implementing client-centered care and fostering a strong organizational culture. You will champion AspenRidge’s successful programs, primarily based out of our Colorado Springs location. The schedule is typically Monday-Friday, consisting of a combination of morning, afternoon, and evening sessions, with occasional requests to cover alternative shifts. This role could be part-time with the opportunity to grow into a full-time position.

Requirements

Skilled in several areas of treatment; individual, cross-cultural issues, trauma informed care, client-centered treatment, evidenced-based interventions, treatment planning, discharge planning.
Minimum two years freedom from chemical use problems.
Bachelors Degree Required; in pursuit of licensure.
License in good standing in the state of Colorado (LAC, ADDC, CAS, LCSW, LSW, LPC, PCC, or LMFT), without any limitations to the license.
Excellent interpersonal skills.
Strong and clear communication skills.
Strong initiative and very resourceful in creating and finding ways to get things done.
Solid team-player.
Punctual with meetings and project timelines.
Good with online EHR/software and Microsoft suite products.

Nice To Haves

Master's Degree in Social Work, Psychology, Addiction Studies, Counseling or related field.
Group counseling experience.
Crisis intervention experience.
Client assessment and evaluation experience.
SUD counseling experience.
Specific trauma treatment training.

Responsibilities

Engages in an average of 22-25 client-facing hours per week (10-15 client-facing hours if part-time), consisting of individual and group hours.
Conducts accurate Biopsychosocial Assessments, recognizing symptoms of disorders according to DSM 5 criteria and documenting data to support diagnosis.
Creates individualized treatment and continuing care plans with input from the multidisciplinary team, patient, referent, family, and other appropriate collateral resources.
Conducts individual and group counseling using approaches such as Cognitive-Behavioral treatment, Dialectical-Behavioral Therapy, Mindfulness, and 12-step facilitation principles, facilitating patient awareness, understanding, and motivation to change related to addiction, mental illness, and recovery issues.
Produces high-quality and accurate clinical documentation and ensures consistent, on-time submission of all required documentation.
Facilitates consistent communication with family members/significant others throughout treatment.
Conducts case management for clients as needed, ensuring minimal disruption to care.
Maintains high client and family satisfaction rates, as evidenced by a net promoter score (NPS) above 70 and strong client satisfaction surveys.
Regularly attends and participates in staffing meetings, providing clear case conceptualizations and offering key information/input.
Manages up by providing concrete potential solutions when bringing issues and questions to supervisors.
Maintains a keen understanding of regulations and ethics pertaining to state license(s) and national accreditation(s), staying current on own licensees, training, and certifications.
Maintains a working knowledge of program policies and procedures, holding self and other staff accountable to organizational expectations.
Consistently responsive to all emails and phone calls, both internally and externally.
Works with medical and non-clinical teams to ensure shared understanding of client needs and a consistent, excellent client experience.
Engages in work that aligns with company values.
Engages in self-care.
Potential to supervise interns.