AltaPointe Health Systems
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Therapist, Women & Children
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AltaPointe Health Systems . Be among the first 25 applicants.
Responsibilities
Provides effective clinical assessment of the consumer
Utilizes assessment data to support a DSMV substance abuse and mental health diagnosis
Formulates appropriate treatment plan in collaboration with the consumer
Provides individual, group, and family therapy based on basic therapeutic models and theories according to consumer needs
Recognizes crisis states and deescalates or resolves situations
Collaborates with treatment team members and outside sources to deliver clinical services
Evaluates consumer for discharge planning
Adheres to professional code of ethics
Demonstrates substance abuse specific competencies
Provides HIV/AIDS education, counseling, and testing when necessary
Conducts random observed urine analyses of same‑sex consumers
Supervision and Consultation
Seeks clinical supervision and consultation as needed
Accepts and employs suggestions for improvement
Actively works to enhance clinical skills
Clinical Record Keeping
Documents in a timely fashion per AltaPointe policy
Documents comprehensive mental health assessments
Documents measurable and specific goals in the treatment plan
Documents case disposition, case closings, follow‑up, and referrals
Case Load Management
Manages caseload based on consumer needs
Meets AltaPointe productivity standards
Professional Conduct
Treats consumers with care, dignity, and compassion
Respects consumer privacy and confidentiality
Is pleasant and cooperative with others
Assists consumers and visitors as needed
Values and respects individual differences
Maintains a gentle and calm demeanor with consumers and families
Administrative Duties
Participates in performance improvement activities
Participates in AltaPointe committees as required
Completes assigned tasks in a timely manner
Accesses appropriate community resources according to consumer needs
Follows AltaPointe policies and procedures
Maintains current license and requirements for renewals
Physical Requirements
Frequent standing, sitting, and walking in bursts of 5 to 10 minutes, with extended periods as needed
Walking to/from the van, facility, and store; carrying carts and opening/closing doors (up to 25 pounds)
Repetitive reaching to hand out lunches (lifting force up to 3 pounds)
Fine manipulation and dexterity for paperwork, computer keyboarding, data entry, and mouse use
Other duties as assigned by supervisor
Minimum Qualifications Master’s degree in a mental health discipline. NAADAC or AADAA certification to be obtained within 18 months of hire.
LPC, LCSW, or LMFT with two years of substance abuse experience preferred.
Knowledge Requirements
Knowledge of psychiatric disorders in adults
Understanding of substance use disorder as a primary illness
Understanding of gender‑specific issues related to substance use
Knowledge of substance use treatment principles
Familiarity with twelve‑step support groups such as AA, NA, CA, Celebrate Recovery, and other self‑help groups
Knowledge of co‑dependency dynamics and common behaviors (denial, manipulation)
Understanding of the psychosocial and medical effects of psychoactive drugs, including alcohol and tobacco
Skills for reducing negative effects of substance use and tailoring treatment modalities
Knowledge of medical and pharmaceutical resources for addiction treatment
Awareness of cultural diversity in substance use
Basic knowledge of the criminal justice system, including court hearings and probation officers
Knowledge of risks for illnesses among IV drug users (HIV/AIDS, TB)
Basic knowledge of psychiatric disorders for referral purposes
Knowledge of opioid and alcohol medication‑assisted treatment medications and their clinical effects
Knowledge of behavioral management and crisis intervention for consumers with substance use issues
Additional for Medication Assisted Treatment Programs Knowledge of opioid substitution therapy and its expected clinical effect, including prevention of withdrawal symptoms, reduction of craving, and blocking the effect of other illicit or self‑administered opioids. Knowledge of program specific regulations.
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Therapist, Women & Children
role at
AltaPointe Health Systems . Be among the first 25 applicants.
Responsibilities
Provides effective clinical assessment of the consumer
Utilizes assessment data to support a DSMV substance abuse and mental health diagnosis
Formulates appropriate treatment plan in collaboration with the consumer
Provides individual, group, and family therapy based on basic therapeutic models and theories according to consumer needs
Recognizes crisis states and deescalates or resolves situations
Collaborates with treatment team members and outside sources to deliver clinical services
Evaluates consumer for discharge planning
Adheres to professional code of ethics
Demonstrates substance abuse specific competencies
Provides HIV/AIDS education, counseling, and testing when necessary
Conducts random observed urine analyses of same‑sex consumers
Supervision and Consultation
Seeks clinical supervision and consultation as needed
Accepts and employs suggestions for improvement
Actively works to enhance clinical skills
Clinical Record Keeping
Documents in a timely fashion per AltaPointe policy
Documents comprehensive mental health assessments
Documents measurable and specific goals in the treatment plan
Documents case disposition, case closings, follow‑up, and referrals
Case Load Management
Manages caseload based on consumer needs
Meets AltaPointe productivity standards
Professional Conduct
Treats consumers with care, dignity, and compassion
Respects consumer privacy and confidentiality
Is pleasant and cooperative with others
Assists consumers and visitors as needed
Values and respects individual differences
Maintains a gentle and calm demeanor with consumers and families
Administrative Duties
Participates in performance improvement activities
Participates in AltaPointe committees as required
Completes assigned tasks in a timely manner
Accesses appropriate community resources according to consumer needs
Follows AltaPointe policies and procedures
Maintains current license and requirements for renewals
Physical Requirements
Frequent standing, sitting, and walking in bursts of 5 to 10 minutes, with extended periods as needed
Walking to/from the van, facility, and store; carrying carts and opening/closing doors (up to 25 pounds)
Repetitive reaching to hand out lunches (lifting force up to 3 pounds)
Fine manipulation and dexterity for paperwork, computer keyboarding, data entry, and mouse use
Other duties as assigned by supervisor
Minimum Qualifications Master’s degree in a mental health discipline. NAADAC or AADAA certification to be obtained within 18 months of hire.
LPC, LCSW, or LMFT with two years of substance abuse experience preferred.
Knowledge Requirements
Knowledge of psychiatric disorders in adults
Understanding of substance use disorder as a primary illness
Understanding of gender‑specific issues related to substance use
Knowledge of substance use treatment principles
Familiarity with twelve‑step support groups such as AA, NA, CA, Celebrate Recovery, and other self‑help groups
Knowledge of co‑dependency dynamics and common behaviors (denial, manipulation)
Understanding of the psychosocial and medical effects of psychoactive drugs, including alcohol and tobacco
Skills for reducing negative effects of substance use and tailoring treatment modalities
Knowledge of medical and pharmaceutical resources for addiction treatment
Awareness of cultural diversity in substance use
Basic knowledge of the criminal justice system, including court hearings and probation officers
Knowledge of risks for illnesses among IV drug users (HIV/AIDS, TB)
Basic knowledge of psychiatric disorders for referral purposes
Knowledge of opioid and alcohol medication‑assisted treatment medications and their clinical effects
Knowledge of behavioral management and crisis intervention for consumers with substance use issues
Additional for Medication Assisted Treatment Programs Knowledge of opioid substitution therapy and its expected clinical effect, including prevention of withdrawal symptoms, reduction of craving, and blocking the effect of other illicit or self‑administered opioids. Knowledge of program specific regulations.
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