Therapist (LPCC, LISW, LPC, LSW)

Community action committee of pike county•Jackson, OH

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About The Position

We are seeking a dedicated and experienced Therapist to join our integrated care team. This multifaceted role involves providing direct counseling services, conducting comprehensive clinical assessments, and coordinating individualized care plans for a diverse caseload. The ideal candidate will be adept at client-centered care, collaborative team environments, and maintaining the highest standards of clinical documentation and professional ethics.

Requirements

Degree in Human Services or a closely related field is required.
Must be credentialed and in good standing in a behavioral health domain, such as: SW-T (Social Worker Trainee) MFT (Marriage and Family Therapist) LISW (Licensed Independent Social Worker) LPCC (Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor)
Must possess or be eligible to obtain an NPI number and Ohio Medicaid ID.
Background check/Credentialing checks are required prior to employment.
Behavioral Health (BH/SUD) experience (1 year preferred).
Knowledge of Medicaid billing and coding is essential.
Familiarity with the delivery of CPST (Community Psychiatric Support Treatment) and TBS (Therapeutic Behavioral Services).
Demonstrated knowledge of Crisis/De-escalation techniques.
Proficiency in using electronic record keeping systems.

Responsibilities

Complete clinical assessments (including mandated tools like CANS Assessments) within regulated timelines to determine clinical needs, mental status, substance use disorders, and eligibility for case management.
Develop and implement Individual Service Plans (ISPs) and Case Management Plans in collaboration with clients, caregivers, physicians, case managers, and other support professionals.
Utilize clinical judgment and assessment triggers to identify changes in a member's health or psychosocial wellness and adjust planning accordingly.
Provide ongoing individual counseling and crisis intervention for clients experiencing psychological or adjustment difficulties.
Develop and facilitate group counseling programs.
Conduct telephone, face-to-face, and home visits as required for monitoring and support. Local travel is required based on caseload complexity and state regulations.
Employ Motivational Interviewing and clinical guideposts to educate, support, and motivate clients toward positive change and personal independence, assisting with the development of daily living skills.
Assess and address barriers to care and facilitate linkage with crisis/emergency services when necessary.
Maintain an active, ongoing caseload for regular outreach, management, and monitoring of care plan effectiveness.
Deliver services including CPST (Community Psychiatric Support Treatment) and TBS (Therapeutic Behavioral Services).
Ensure the provision of care is safe, timely, effective, efficient, and client-centered.
Work closely with therapists, case managers, CHW supervisors, clients, and family members to coordinate and integrate services, including behavioral health and long-term services and supports (LTSS), to enhance continuity of care.
Participate in regular clinical supervision for case direction and ISP updates.
Act as a resource for partner agencies by providing clinical input, assessment, education, and consultation on mental/behavioral health issues.
Offer consultation, education, and outreach to community agencies, parents, teachers, and other groups to improve skills in working with children, adolescents, adults, and families.
Maintain accurate and timely clinical records and ensure proficiency in electronic record keeping systems.
Ensure confidentiality and security of Protected Health Information (PHI) in accordance with established agreements and regulations.
Attend and actively participate in administrative staff meetings, trainings, and conferences.
Perform other clinical and administrative assignments as directed by the supervisor, including providing clinical outpatient services to children and adolescents when needed.