IOP COUNSELOR

Agrees to follow all applicable laws and regulations, including VBHCS Standards of Conduct and VBHCS Policies and Procedures, in order to create and maintain a healthcare and business environment that is committed to integrity and ethical conduct. Provide clinical services to a population of outpatient adults, children, adolescents and adults who have alcohol and drug treatment issues or co-morbid health problems. Provide intervention, assessment/intake, treatment planning, triage, individual therapy, group therapy, as necessary. Clinicians will ensure that all documentation necessary to meet contract, licensure, and appropriate behavioral health organization requirements pertaining to these services will be completed in a timely manner per VBHCS standards. Employee is expected to meet the productivity standards as outlined by VBHCS, based on the number of hours worked per month. Clinical services will include individual therapy, intakes, assessments, such as DLA 20,Columbia Suicide Assessment and PHQ9 , discharge planning, treatment planning, appropriate referral to internal/external services and support systems, and staffing of consumers. Treatment population will be adults, children and youth and their family system. Liaison and/or consultation with other service providers and referral sources necessary to achieve treatment goals will be required. This may include; court, schools, foster homes, relatives, case managers, and/or state agencies. The Group Counselor / Facilitator will lead Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) groups face to face and via telehealth. Additional duties include:

• Facilitate IOP groups face to face or via tele-video using approved agency approved curriculum.
• Work in collaboration and coordination with a co-group leader when needed.
• Provide the following services for assigned clients as needed:
• Assessment of mental health, psychosocial and physical needs.
• Referral to internal/external services and support systems.
• Consultation with other service providers and referral services.
• Preparation of reports for agencies, courts, other service providers, etc.
• Provide a minimum of 1200 hours annually (prorated for part time staff) of billable clinical and/or contract services.
• Maintain clinical records according to VBHCS Policy & Procedure and Quality Assurance standards.
• Participate in staffing, administrative staff meetings, supervisory sessions and other Center committees as assigned.
• One hour of Corporate Compliance Training and four hours of Risk Area Training annually.

Qualifications Masters Degree in the Behavioral Sciences or related field preferred. Experience in group, family, and/or individual therapy with individuals living with mental illness, addiction, or co-occurring disorders preferred. Salary to be determined based on experience and education. #J-18808-Ljbffr Volunteer Behavioral Health