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About The Position

Requirements

• Active, unrestricted LMFT, LCSW, or LPC license in the state of California (Associate/Intern-level, pre-licensed credentials accepted for Professional Counseling, Social Work, and Marriage & Family Therapy tracks).
• Master's degree, or higher, in social work, psychology, mental health counseling or a related human services field.
• Working knowledge of clinical standards of care for patients with substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders.
• Strong interpersonal skills and the ability to build rapport and trust with diverse patient populations.
• Sound clinical judgment and crisis intervention skills, including risk assessment and de-escalation.
• Strong documentation and communication skills, with high attention to regulatory and confidentiality standards.
• Ability to work independently in a remote setting while staying closely connected to a collaborative care team.

Nice To Haves

• 2+ years of clinical experience serving SUD and/or MH populations.
• Active clinical licensure in 3 or more states.
• Willingness to obtain licensure in additional states as business needs arise.
• Direct experience at an IOP level of care.
• Experience with Kipu EMR systems.
• Experience carrying a full caseload virtually.

Responsibilities

• Facilitate group therapy sessions within an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP), managing a caseload of patients across multiple weekly groups.
• Provide individual therapy to support each patient's progress through treatment.
• Lead family engagement sessions to build support systems and strengthen continuity of care.
• Complete comprehensive biopsychosocial assessments, including ASAM forms and applicable evaluations, to guide level-of-care decisions and treatment planning.
• Develop and complete master treatment plans, continuously updating individualized, measurable goals in collaboration with patients and the care team.
• Apply sound clinical judgment in crisis situations — risk assessment, de-escalation, and suicide risk evaluation — within an outpatient setting.
• Maintain consistent communication with referral sources and families to support progress and continuity of care.
• Coordinate step-down and discharge planning, connecting patients with resources for legal, financial, and vocational needs.
• Follow and provide consistent clinical care throughout the full patient enrollment in the program, from intake through discharge.
• Maintain thorough, timely clinical documentation across all phases of care — this role involves a significant documentation load.
• Adapt therapeutic approaches to meet diverse patient needs.

Benefits

• Join a mission-driven, nationally recognized organization backed by the resources and infrastructure to deliver best-in-class care at scale.
• Work within a leadership structure built for support — a Clinical Director and Head of Telehealth both invested in your success and the program's growth.
• Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team to provide integrated, patient-centered care.
• Make a direct, lasting impact on patients during one of the most critical phases of their recovery.
• Grow professionally within an organization that invests in continuous learning, mentorship, and career development.