Licensed Practitioner Healing Arts

ICAN Inc•Rome, NY

9d•$65,000 - $70,000•Hybrid

About The Position

The position of Licensed Practitioner of the Healing Arts (LPHA) will be responsible for utilizing their clinical experience to determine medical necessity for CORE services for any qualified HARP client. This is completed through review of documentation and/or discussion with the client and the client’s need of services. The LPHA will work closely with HARP staff on intake and evaluation as needed. In addition, this position requires the ability to assess for appropriateness of services and an understanding of the CORE services as it relates to the client and their needs.

Requirements

Must be a Physician; Physician’s Assistant; Nurse Practitioner; Registered Professional Nurse; Licensed Psychologist; Licensed Psychoanalyst; Licensed Creative Arts Therapist; Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist; Licensed Mental Health Counselor; Licensed Clinical Social Worker; Licensed Masters Social Worker, under the supervision of a Psychiatrist, Psychologist, or LCSW employed by the agency.
Valid NYS Drivers License

Responsibilities

Completed Training in CORE/HCBS to include CPI,MCTAC etc.
Will work under the scope of their licensure.
Process HARP referrals and assess for appropriateness of services.
Provide intake and assessment for clients.
Complete the medical necessity per OMH regulations.
Communicate with the HARP department on a regular basis. Includes attending weekly team meetings, clinical supervision with agency LCSW and program supervision with Program Manager.
Document using the standardized template in ICAN’s EHR. In addition, documentation must be completed in compliance with OMH and agency guidelines.
Responsible for a moderate caseload determined by HARP Manager.
Must exemplify good time management skills.
Travel and home visiting may be required.
Be familiar with local resources in the community.
Must be able to juggle multiple priorities.
Work collaboratively with other service providers.
Responsible for establishing a therapeutic relationship with the client and assisting and guiding clients in person centered goals and objectives.
Must be creative in their approach to therapy in nontraditional settings.