Licensed Social Worker

Attain Behavioral Health•Hanover, OH

About The Position

Attain Behavioral Health is hiring a Group Facilitator to lead person-centered Therapeutic Behavioral Services (TBS) groups in partner nursing homes. The role supports older adults through structured emotional and behavioral health programming, with a focus on emotional wellness, connection, coping skills, motivation, and quality of life. The facilitator adapts group content to residents’ cognitive and emotional needs, including medical complexities or mild cognitive impairment, and works with facility staff and the on-site clinical team to provide consistent, compassionate care. The position includes completing group notes, progress updates, and Medicaid paperwork accurately and on time; encouraging resident participation; and creating a safe, respectful group environment. The facilitator also participates in ongoing supervision and professional development. The position is full-time, with predictable daytime hours; most groups occur during standard daytime schedules. A start date in October is stated, but no year is specified.

Requirements

Hold QMHS III, LSW, LPC, or an equivalent Ohio-recognized behavioral health credential.
Have experience facilitating behavioral health or substance-use groups.
Have strong communication skills, empathy, and the ability to connect patiently and respectfully with residents.
Be able to work independently in off-site facilities.
Have reliable transportation.
Meet Ohio Medicaid and background check requirements.
Be able to walk or stand as needed in nursing home environments.

Nice To Haves

Experience working with older adults, in long-term care, or with medically complex populations.
Experience with EHR systems; training is available.
Trauma-Informed Care training, or willingness to obtain it within 90 days.
A warm, compassionate approach and genuine interest in the wellbeing of older adults.
Comfort working in nursing home environments.

Responsibilities

Facilitate Therapeutic Behavioral Services groups that support nursing home residents’ emotional health, coping skills, motivation, and quality of life.
Adapt group content to older adults’ cognitive and emotional needs, including residents with medical complexities or mild cognitive impairment.
Collaborate with facility staff and the on-site clinical team to ensure consistent, compassionate care.
Complete group notes, progress updates, and Medicaid paperwork accurately and on time.
Encourage resident engagement and participation, foster connection, and create a safe, respectful group environment.
Participate in ongoing supervision and professional development.