CLINICIAN IHRP

PREFERRED BEHAVIORAL HEALTH OF NEW JERSEY•Lakewood, NJ

4h•$62,500•Hybrid

About The Position

Preferred Behavioral Health Group is a dynamic and innovative non-profit organization recognized as one of "THE BEST PLACES TO WORK IN NEW JERSEY" for 2024. Their mission is to change and save lives across New Jersey through a Trauma Informed Care culture, valuing diversity, belonging, and staff development. The IHRP Clinician role involves providing effective and appropriate clinical intervention as both a parent-child clinician for six clients and an individual/substance use clinician for six clients. This position requires a flexible work schedule, including evenings and rotating a 24/7 on-call schedule. Successful candidates must possess a trauma-informed skillset to work with the target population for cross-training.

Requirements

Master’s Degree in Counseling, Social Work, or related field
Minimum of 1-2 years’ experience working in a substance use related field
Qualified to provide substance use disorder treatment independently in New Jersey as either a LPC, LCSW, LCADC, LMFT, or licensed psychologist
Valid NJ Driver's License in good standing
Proficiently communicates - written and verbal
Demonstrates empathy and compassion
Knowledge of Addictions

Nice To Haves

Experience working with children

Responsibilities

Undergo cross-training to effectively act as parent-child and individual/substance use clinician.
Deliver treatment to facilitate positive parentchild interactions and optimal child development.
Promote reflective capacity utilizing an infant mental health approach.
Co-facilitate weekly parent-child therapy group (Social Club)
Attend all required trainings.
Submit all required data to supervisor and evaluator.
Participate in technical assistance (TA) meetings and calls.
Attend weekly parent-child outpatient group; one evening per week.
Conduct toxicology screens with clients at every encounter, observing the toxicology screen when client is of the same gender.
Facilitate positive parent-child interactions and optimal child development through effective treatment.
Conduct developmental screenings for client’s child.
Address child safety issues including but not limited to safe, adequate sleep.
Refer client to medication-assisted treatment (MAT), as appropriate.
Co-construct treatment goals related to recovery, education, employment, healthy relationships, family communication, and/or legal issues with each individual client.
Provide individual psychotherapy to address comorbid mental health issues.
Collaborate with other systems to coordinate care to support the client and child, including with the MAT provider as needed.
Work in close collaboration with DCP&P local office from the time of the referral until the client is discharged
Frequently communicate with the assigned DCP&P caseworker via phone/encrypted email about client’s progress and any concerns about the client’s functioning
Meet monthly with IHRP Team, DCP&P caseworker, supervisor, and DCP&P/IHRP liaison at local DCP&P office to review case progress
Notify the DCP&P caseworker when a client relapse
Demonstrates ability to assess risk category, mental status, level of compliance and motivation, clients’ needs and provide applicable interventions, targeting parental recovery and psychological well-being.
Utilize the tools of Family Based Recovery (FBR)
Perform comprehensive mental health assessment.
Formulate service plan.
Evening hours are required.