Position Summary:
The role of the IOP Therapist is to provide clinical assessment, treatment planning, and individual and family direct services to their assigned caseload. The IOP Therapist will facilitate group sessions, participate in clinical supervision, and behavioral staffing. The therapist will comply with regulatory standards for documentation based on The Joint Commission, DCF, and state requirements. The qualities and characteristics of the primary therapist include compassion, healthy boundaries, non-judgment, organized, team player, ethical, and creative.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform the following satisfactorily; other duties may be assigned. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
• Complete bio-psychosocial assessments with assigned patients
• Critically assess assigned patients to provide the best continuum of care
• Facilitate therapeutic services, education groups, and family
• Conduct individual and family therapy sessions
• Timely and accurate completion of documentation
• Communicate patient progress with appropriate referral sources and monitoring agencies.
• Attend daily treatment team meetings, weekly clinical supervision, and patient behavioral staffing
• Utilize empirically supported theoretical orientations and behavioral interventions for creation of individualized treatment plans
• Effectively communicate any concerns and utilize multidisciplinary team to develop strategies to modify behaviors
• Effective use of multi-culturally competent strategies and approaches to patients in substance use population
• Other duties as assigned
Full time Eligible Benefits:
· Health Insurance
· Dental
· Vision
· 401- K
· Life Insurance
· Disability
· Critical Illness
· Hospital Indemnity/Accident plan
· Legal plan
Employer Paid Benefits:
· EAP
· $10,000 life insurance
· $10,000 Short term Disability
