Therapist (PRN)
About The Position
The Reprieve is a phased, holistic recovery program focused on rebuilding residents’ connections to themselves, spirituality, and community. Its approach combines personalized care, therapeutic support, family involvement, individual growth, and community building to help residents develop sustainable sobriety and a purposeful life. The PRN Therapist provides case management and therapeutic services in accordance with established treatment procedures and professional ethics, ensuring that documentation accurately reflects the care delivered. The role includes assessment, treatment planning, counseling, group facilitation, family work, education, and coordination with patients and other stakeholders.
Requirements
- Master’s degree in social or behavioral science.
- Professional licensure is required; alternatively, must be qualified to apply for ALC, LPC, LMSW, LICSW, or LMFT licensure within 90 days of hire.
- At least two years of work experience in addictions treatment.
- Previous training or experience demonstrating competency with a special population, such as adults or adolescents.
- Must be capable of administering CPR and becoming certified.
- Must be emotionally and physically capable of functioning under stressful conditions.
- Ability to maintain records and communicate well.
- If in recovery, three years of continuous, verifiable sobriety.
Responsibilities
- Conduct comprehensive psychosocial assessments.
- Evaluate and integrate findings from all disciplines and databases into a clinical summary.
- Develop treatment plans from issues identified in the clinical summary, including specific goals, objectives, and interventions.
- Document the patient’s clinical course of treatment clearly and legibly in progress notes.
- Manage and coordinate patients’ work on treatment objectives while involving patients, the clinical team, payers, and referral sources.
- Prepare discharge summaries covering significant findings, treatment course and progress related to identified clinical problems, and assessments of the patient’s condition at admission, during treatment, and at discharge.
- Integrate working knowledge of 12-Step Programs and Principles into therapy and treatment planning while maintaining a professional treatment focus.
- Manage caseload, documentation, and treatment delivery responsibilities professionally and acceptably.
- Conduct individual counseling sessions appropriate to treating addictive disorders.
- Conduct group therapy sessions appropriate to treating addictive disorders.
- Conduct specialty groups relevant to addiction treatment.
- Provide conjoint family counseling, applying an understanding of codependency dynamics and addiction’s effects on families.
- Conduct basic educational lectures and presentations relevant to addiction treatment.
Benefits
- Medical coverage with three BCBSAL medical plans.
- Expanded coverage options for domestic partners and a wider network of in-network providers.
- Mental health support, including an Employee Assistance Program with digital wellness tools and wellness coaching.
- Voluntary coverage options including pet insurance, home and auto insurance, and family legal services.
- Student loan repayment for nurses and therapists.
- 401(k) retirement plan through Voya.
- Paid time off.
- Part-time employees working 20 or more hours per week may access dental, vision, life, accident insurance, and telehealth options.
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Career Level
Mid Level
