IOP Counselor

We are seeking a compassionate and dedicated PRN Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) Counselor to join our team in Cleveland, OH. The ideal candidate will provide high-quality counseling services to individuals participating in our IOP, supporting their recovery and mental health goals in a flexible, as-needed capacity. Key Responsibilities Provide accurate AOD assessment and diagnosis with supervision Provide support to the lead counselor, assessment department, and IOP and detoxification units when necessary Documents accurately and completely all care provided using appropriate records and within allotted time frame Maintains current state licensure/certification to function as an approved CD practitioner Demonstrates the knowledge and skills necessary to communicate patient and family needs and progress with other disciplines and agencies as necessary Possesses skills consistent with ability to perform chemical dependency assessments/intensive outpatient groups for both detoxification and outpatient clients. Completes bio-psychosocial computerized EMR assessments thoroughly and in timely manner Develops treatment plans with client and team that are complete, individualized and based on needs from assessment and those identified in the course of treatment Provides IOP individual, group counseling, crisis intervention and case management services when needed Matches counseling techniques to client need and readiness to change Qualifications High school graduate or equivalent Must have one of the following licensures: CDCA, LCDCII or LCDCIII. CDCA, LCDC-II, or equivalent required, LCDC-III, BA Social Work preferred Three to five years’ experience with the CIAI-C or SOQIC assessment tool and a minimum of five years experience working Alcohol/Drug and Mental Health clients/patients Must be able to work flexible hours and holidays and/or evenings as required Ability to prioritize, facilitate and complete assignments in an accurate and timely fashion while maintaining strict confidentiality of clients/patients Minimum of three years experience in conducting assessments and group counseling skills Superior customer service, communication, and organizational skills Demonstrated PC skills (MS Office, Word, Excel, Outlook) Must be able to perform the essential functions of the position with or without reasonable accommodation #J-18808-Ljbffr Sisters of Charity Health System