Overview
What are we looking for in a Case Manager and Substance Use Disorder Professional?
Our client is looking for Substance Use Disorder Professionals to work with individuals who are experiencing addiction or are at risk of addiction to provide evidence-based interventions as part of an integrated treatment model. Substance Use Disorder Professionals also collaborate with therapists, case managers, nurses, and prescribers to develop treatment plans and assist with care coordination. This position is part of the outpatient medication-assisted treatment program for individuals who are opioid-dependent and emphasizes harm reduction and attaining progress toward each individual’s recovery goals. To be successful in this role, the Substance Use Disorder Professional will need to stay current on trends and developments in the substance use and addiction field. It is also important to be able to establish rapport quickly, motivate others, and keep a positive attitude in the midst of challenges. The work schedule will be Monday-Friday 8am-5pm.
Responsibilities
Case Manager duties may include:
Conducts behavioral health groups following guidelines and policies.
Leads groups using effective group facilitation skills that promote participation and interaction among group members.
Utilizes group process to develop insight, practice skills, and motivate client for change.
Follows lesson plan or curriculum and connects presented material to individual treatment plan goals.
Provides a combination of direct service and service coordination, with internal and external resources, to assist the client with achieving identified treatment plan goals.
Demonstrates a comprehensive knowledge of community services and resources (including peer, natural, and community supports) and actively encourages individuals to access them.
Advocates for the client when appropriate to attain services and benefits to further recovery goals.
Utilizes appropriate crisis intervention techniques for client stabilization.
Accurately screens for risk to self, others, property and the presence of grave disability and makes appropriate referrals.
Documents and reports and/or notifies as required by law.
Applies QPRT (Question, Persuade, Refer or Treat) principles in assessing risk and in safety and treatment planning.