Integrated Co-Occurring Counselor/Social Worker - $3,500 Bonus

BUCKEYE RANCH•Whitehall, OH

1d•Hybrid

About The Position

The Buckeye Ranch is currently seeking an Integrated Co-Occurring Treatment Counselor/Social Worker to join our Community Based program! The Integrated Co-Occurring Treatment (ICT) Counselor/Social Worker empowers children and youth who are struggling with co-occurring (SUD and mental health) disorders and engages families to prevent out of home placement and reduce other significant risks. This position has a small caseload and provides services in the home convenient to the family. The ICT Youth Counselor/Social Worker provides intense services to our most at risk clients in the community.

Requirements

You have a bachelor’s degree in social work, or related field; master’s degree preferred.
You have an active Ohio LSW, LPC, or MFT license
You preferably have previous work experience as a Social Worker, Counselor, Therapist, or Clinician.
You have an active Ohio driver’s license and proof of auto insurance.
Candidates must be legally authorized to work in the U.S. without sponsorship now or in the future.

Responsibilities

Screen clients for appropriate level of care, including assessing for psychoactive substance toxicity, intoxication, withdrawal symptoms, dangerousness to self or others, and coexisting behavioral health problems.
Identify history of trauma, adversity and/or toxic stress that influence presenting problem(s), functioning, and family interaction styles.
Determines the level of immediate and future risk of abuse or neglect to children.
Adapt services, including evidence-based inter-professional team approaches, to the language, cultural norms, and individual preferences of healthcare consumers and family members.
Develop collaborative relationships with providers of services tailored to the needs of culturally diverse healthcare consumers and family members.
Develop training plans and facilitates coaching, ensuring that services are family focused.
Actively contribute to treatment teams, departmental committees, large group supervision, and other Ranch and external working groups as assigned or appropriate.
Use trauma-informed, focused interventions to engage clients.
Educates clients, family members, and other providers about healthcare conditions, prevention, available treatments, illness and whole health self-management, peer support and recovery.