Primary Therapist

Epiphany Wellness LLC•Southborough, MA

4d•$55,000 - $70,000•Hybrid

About The Position

Are you passionate about helping clients discover their own sense of recovery? Have you been looking for an opportunity to create an impact? At Epiphany Wellness, our mission is true transformation by leading the way we reinvent & treat addiction. Our company is dedicated to providing the highest level of care using known and proven methods for our client's success. We strive to meet our main goal to help everyone live a happy and healthy life without substance abuse issues, addiction, or mental health concerns. We are looking for a Licensed Primary Therapist in Tennessee who will work closely with clients to determine their rehabilitation needs and to provide individualized treatment by providing structured as well as holistic healing. Supports clients with foundational well-being that develops the skills needed to overcome, heal & grow to sustain long-term sobriety. The Primary Therapist is responsible for performing a wide variety of patient care activities as directed by the Executive Director. He/she will be responsible for the patient caseload and will provide group, individual, and family therapy. The Primary Therapist will conduct psychosocial and bio-psychosocial assessments. The Primary Therapist has primary responsibility for maintaining communication with the family, referral source, and other service providers as needed. The Primary Therapist serves as a key member of the clinical team, providing comprehensive therapeutic services to individuals experiencing substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders. Reporting to the Clinical Director (or Executive Director, as applicable), the therapist is responsible for managing an assigned caseload and delivering high-quality individual, group, and family therapy within an integrated treatment model. This role includes conducting psychosocial and biopsychosocial assessments, developing and implementing individualized treatment plans, and providing ongoing clinical support, crisis intervention, and care coordination. The Primary Therapist maintains primary communication with families, referral sources, and external service providers as needed to support continuity of care. As a cornerstone of both the substance use and mental health programs, the Primary Therapist fosters healing, resilience, and personal growth by delivering trauma-informed, evidence-based care. Through collaboration, clinical excellence, and holistic support, this role plays a vital part in helping clients achieve stability, recovery, and improved overall well-being.

Requirements

Master’s Degree in social work, psychology or related human services field required.
A minimum of 1 year of mental health counseling experience is required.
Clinical Licensure Requirements based on role location: Mental Health Massachusetts - LICSW, LMHC, LMFT
SUD Massachusetts - LICSW, LMHC, LMFT, LADC I

Nice To Haves

CPR Certified preferred

Responsibilities

Maintain and manage an assigned caseload of clients receiving substance use and/or mental health services, ensuring individualized, clinically appropriate care.
Provide evidence-based individual, group, and family therapy within an integrated SUD and mental health treatment model.
Facilitate family sessions and maintain ongoing communication with families, referral sources, and collateral providers as clinically indicated.
Deliver clinical services in accordance with the scope of practice, licensure, and program level of care (SUD and mental health).
Complete psychosocial and biopsychosocial assessments within required timeframes.
Develop, update, and review individualized treatment plans in collaboration with clients, ensuring client participation and required signatures.
Provide regular treatment plan updates and clinical status reviews to support continuity of care and utilization review requirements.
Respond promptly and effectively to client crises, including relapse, safety concerns, and acute mental health needs, utilizing approved protocols and clinical judgment.
Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to ensure appropriate crisis management, stabilization, and follow-up care.
Complete all clinical documentation (assessments, progress notes, treatment plans, family contacts, and utilization review documentation) accurately and within required timelines (e.g., 48-hour documentation standards).
Ensure documentation meets organizational standards, Joint Commission requirements, and federal, state, and local regulations.
Maintain strict confidentiality of client information in compliance with HIPAA, 42 CFR Part 2, and all applicable privacy laws.
Coordinate client care with internal departments including Clinical, Medical, Admissions, and Utilization Review to ensure continuity and alignment with treatment goals.
Participate actively in multidisciplinary treatment team meetings, case consultations, and staffing as scheduled.
Communicate changes in client status, progress, or deviations from treatment plans to appropriate team members in a timely manner.
Accept and utilize clinical supervision, addressing feedback and areas for growth as identified by supervisors.
Maintain required licensure, certifications, and completion of ongoing training and continuing education.
Demonstrate cultural competency and provide inclusive, trauma-informed, and culturally responsive care.
Adhere to all organizational policies and procedures, including those specific to Substance Use Disorder and Mental Health programs.
Demonstrate commitment to the organization’s mission, vision, and values.
Maintain compliance with Joint Commission standards, licensing bodies, and accreditation requirements.
Perform other duties as assigned to support program operations and client care.
Maintains compliance with Ongoing Training, HIPAA regulations, Joint Commission policies, as well as state-specific requirements
Other duties as assigned