Intensive Outpatient Co-facilitator
About The Position
The Intensive Outpatient (IOP) Co-facilitator assists the IOP Facilitator and/or IOP Coordinator with intake screening and assessments, co-facilitating IOP groups, individual and family sessions, and weekly family education programs. The role supports psychoeducational programming and the clinical group process using appropriate teaching formats and recognized therapeutic modalities and interventions. It also contributes to treatment team discussions, clinical supervision, program administration, census monitoring, assessment scheduling, and assigned business development activities. For Tennessee applicants, the role requires either a bachelor's degree in a related field and one year of relevant experience working with addictive/co-occurring disorders, or a high school diploma with some relevant post-high-school education or training and at least two years of relevant experience in that area. Employees must maintain current CPR certification and complete yearly TB testing and TB Screening Certification as required by the state. Employment is contingent on meeting the requirements of a comprehensive background investigation.
Requirements
- Tennessee: Either a bachelor's degree in a related field and one year of relevant experience working with addictive/co-occurring disorders, or a high school diploma with some relevant post-high-school education or training and at least two years of relevant experience working with addictive/co-occurring disorders.
- Maintain current CPR certification.
- Complete yearly TB testing and TB Screening Certification as required by the state.
- Meet the requirements of a comprehensive background investigation before joining the team.
Responsibilities
- Assist with intake screening and assessments, unless assigned to central intake staff.
- Co-facilitate IOP groups with the IOP Facilitator and/or IOP Coordinator.
- Assist with psychoeducational programming using appropriate didactic, audiovisual, and other teaching formats.
- Support the clinical group process using industry-recognized therapeutic modalities and interventions.
- Perform individual and family sessions as needed.
- Perform weekly family education and other weekly programs as assigned.
- Assist in presenting appropriate cases at the weekly treatment team and participate in clinical supervision as scheduled or necessary.
- Assist with documenting and monitoring current census and scheduling and performing assessments of potential admissions.
- Maintain current CPR certification and complete yearly TB testing and TB Screening Certification as required by the state.
- Assist the IOP Coordinator or IOP Facilitator with assigned business development functions.
- Perform assigned administrative support duties.
Benefits
- Flexible scheduling
- Employee Assistance Program, including eight mental health counseling sessions annually
- Paid time off for full-time employees
- Paid holidays for full-time employees
- Comprehensive benefits package, including medical, dental, vision, and other voluntary insurance products
- Health Navigator access
- Health Savings Account with company contribution
- Dependent Daycare Flexible Spending Account
- 401(k) Retirement Plan
- Benefits Hub
- Tickets at Work
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Education Level
High school or GED
