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C hemical Dependency Counselor / LSW / LPC - Gratiot, OH (#TE1027)
Location:
Gratiot, OH Employment Type:
Full-time (32-40 hrs/week) Hourly Rate:
$22.13 - $30.46/hour (experience-dependent)
Position Overview:
Provide evidence-based counseling to individuals battling chemical dependency. Lead group/individual sessions, educate families, and advocate for patients using a bio-psychosocial approach in a dynamic treatment setting.
Key Responsibilities:
Provide therapeutic counseling to individuals struggling with chemical dependency using a bio-psychosocial approach.
Educate patients and families about the disease process of chemical dependency.
Lead group discussions, work one-on-one with patients, and assign group activities for Mental Health Technicians.
Assess patient needs and recommend appropriate groups.
Complete billing charges/sheets daily.
Utilize historic and current data to assess patient needs and provide effective counseling.
Provide individual and group crisis intervention, as well as family clinical interventions.
Act as a client advocate, mediator, and facilitator.
Requirements
Qualifications:
Education:
LSW or LPC required.
Licensure:
Must be licensed by the Chemical Dependency Professionals Board.
Current licensure by the Chemical Dependency Professionals Board as an LCDC II, III, or LICDC. Higher than CDCA.
Experience:
Chemical dependency counseling
Soft Skills:
Crisis intervention • Client advocacy • Family mediation
Benefits
Why Join Us?
Competitive Compensation:
$22.13 - $30.46/hour
Comprehensive Benefits:
Full benefits package offered.
Work Schedule:
Full-time day shift position, occasional evening group coverage. Hours could be 32 hours a week or 40 hours a week.
Professional Growth:
Leadership in crisis response and family therapy
C hemical Dependency Counselor / LSW / LPC - Gratiot, OH (#TE1027)
Location:
Gratiot, OH Employment Type:
Full-time (32-40 hrs/week) Hourly Rate:
$22.13 - $30.46/hour (experience-dependent)
Position Overview:
Provide evidence-based counseling to individuals battling chemical dependency. Lead group/individual sessions, educate families, and advocate for patients using a bio-psychosocial approach in a dynamic treatment setting.
Key Responsibilities:
Provide therapeutic counseling to individuals struggling with chemical dependency using a bio-psychosocial approach.
Educate patients and families about the disease process of chemical dependency.
Lead group discussions, work one-on-one with patients, and assign group activities for Mental Health Technicians.
Assess patient needs and recommend appropriate groups.
Complete billing charges/sheets daily.
Utilize historic and current data to assess patient needs and provide effective counseling.
Provide individual and group crisis intervention, as well as family clinical interventions.
Act as a client advocate, mediator, and facilitator.
Requirements
Qualifications:
Education:
LSW or LPC required.
Licensure:
Must be licensed by the Chemical Dependency Professionals Board.
Current licensure by the Chemical Dependency Professionals Board as an LCDC II, III, or LICDC. Higher than CDCA.
Experience:
Chemical dependency counseling
Soft Skills:
Crisis intervention • Client advocacy • Family mediation
Benefits
Why Join Us?
Competitive Compensation:
$22.13 - $30.46/hour
Comprehensive Benefits:
Full benefits package offered.
Work Schedule:
Full-time day shift position, occasional evening group coverage. Hours could be 32 hours a week or 40 hours a week.
Professional Growth:
Leadership in crisis response and family therapy