Licensed Mental Health Group Facilitator

At Cancer Support Community we provide emotional and social support, education, and resources to people impacted by cancer (including patients, survivors, family members, caregivers, and friends) to help them manage their cancer journey and achieve better health outcomes and improved quality of life. We offer more than 70 monthly evidence‑based programs, all at no cost. We are proud to be an Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS) organization. EOS provides the structure, tools, and discipline that help our team stay aligned, accountable, and focused on delivering mission‑driven results. Through EOS, we work with clarity, transparency, and a shared vision to drive impact both internally and in the communities we serve. Our work is guided by a deep commitment to diversity, equity, inclusion, and access (DEIA) . We intentionally strive to create a culture—and provide programs—that are inclusive, welcoming, and representative of the diverse communities we serve across Central Ohio. Job Summary GENERAL DESCRIPTION: A Cancer Support Community (CSC) Group Facilitator is responsible for the facilitation of support groups for people affected by cancer. Group Facilitators are highly experienced, licensed clinical mental health professionals who are specifically trained in CSC philosophy and methodology and utilize those skills in group facilitation at CSC. Group Facilitators may also have the opportunity to oversee educational workshops and other programs as well as represent the CSC mission, core concepts, and philosophy to the general public. We are currently looking for someone to provide group in Caldwell, OH. Major Duties and Responsibilities Facilitating CSC support groups: Within the framework of the CSC model, a Group Facilitator helps group members share their cancer‑related experiences in regularly scheduled group meetings. They assist groups of people affected by cancer to explore positive and negative emotions, better understand and reduce distress, and improve their quality of life. Group Facilitators help ensure that participants gain knowledge and information from each other to become more active in their cancer treatment and recovery (Patient Active). They do not serve or present themselves as experts in cancer or cancer treatment, but rather help participants discover ways to reduce their sense of isolation, regain a sense of control, and find hope that they can cope with and hopefully recover from their cancer. Additional responsibilities include maintaining attendance sheets, encouraging continued participation between group sessions, and providing resources and clinical referrals as appropriate. Overseeing workshops and special events: Group Facilitators may be asked to serve as “hosts” for educational workshops and other special programs. Expectations include, but are not limited to, introducing speakers, providing introductory remarks that include a brief overview of CSC, participating in the program, occasional facilitation with the presenter, fielding questions and answers, providing evaluations and closure, and providing feedback to the Program Manager on the process and content of the workshop. Supervision and training: Participate in monthly staff/clinical supervision meetings as well as completing time sheets and other reports as required by the Facility. An orientation and training schedule will be arranged, including a thorough review of the CSC Program Manual, meeting with the management team, and shadowing/observation of existing groups with seasoned Group Facilitators. Skills Required Must be a licensed mental health professional (social work, counselor, marriage and family therapy, etc.) in the state of Ohio. Documentation of licensure and malpractice insurance coverage is required. OR a trained bachelor’s level or degreed professional with specific expertise and experience that would benefit the group being facilitated. Must complete standardized CSC/GC Support Group Facilitation Certification. Must have a minimum of 1‑3 years of experience in group facilitation. Willingness to master and implement CSC psychosocial support methods, participate in ongoing clinical supervision, and overall experience of a therapeutic community. Ability to work well with groups of individuals with serious chronic and/or terminal illness. Our Core Values We are inspired to hold ourselves accountable with integrity based on trust. We are a collective community of empowered individuals. We believe people come first in everything we do. People we serve feel included and are cared for. We are committed to excellence. We are innovative leaders who are committed to a shared vision. More information about our programs and services can be found at #J-18808-Ljbffr Cancer Support Community Central Ohio