Clinical Therapist

POSITION TITLE Clinical TherapistLOCATION: Louisville, KYSTATUS: Full-Time, Salary, ExemptPROGRAM: Addiction RecoveryREPORTS TO: VP VOA RecoveryINTRODUCTION:Volunteers of America Mid-States (VOA) is a nonprofit organization working in four states. We help individuals and communities through care and service. We offer housing for families, veterans, and low-income seniors. We support people with developmental disabilities, offer free HIV testing and education, and help with healing through justice-focused programs. VOA was founded in 1896. Back then, "volunteer" meant someone who chose to help others as their life's mission. Today, our team is made up of dedicated, paid professionals who continue that mission. Our team members value flexibility, teamwork, and a fun work culture.We also offer a strong benefits package for employees who qualify.BENEFITSHealth & WellnessMedical, Dental, and Vision InsuranceHealth and Flexible Spending AccountsShort-Term DisabilityEmployee Assistance Program (EAP)Legal Services through MetLifeWellness ProgramFinancial WellbeingCompetitive payLife insurance (company paid)403(b) retirement plan with company matchEmployee discountsStudent loan forgiveness options through federal programsAll paid benefits and time off start on your first dayWork CultureCommittees focused on Justice, Integrity, Compassion, and moreTraining & GrowthLeadership Development (VOA LEAD)Staff Development (VOA University)Clinical Training (VOA Academy)JOB SUMMARY AND QUALIFICATIONS:The Clinical Therapist supports people in recovery from substance use. You'll work with each resident to create a service plan that helps them manage and improve their lives. You'll provide regular therapy services - including individual, group, and family sessions - as well as case management and referrals. You'll also help with daily program operations and respond to crises when needed. Some on-call and after-hours work is required.WHAT YOU SHOULD HAVE FOR THIS ROLE:This position requires at least a Master's degree in social work or a related field, along with one of the following certifications: CSW, MFT, or LCPA. Preference is given to candidates with a clinical license, such as LCSW, LMFT, or LPCC. It's also preferred that candidates have completed a practicum focused on behavioral health and substance use.Applicants must have experience providing clinical services, including communication, casework, and billing with Kentucky Medicaid. The therapist will serve women, children, and families who may be dealing with behavioral health or substance use concerns.The role calls for knowledge and skills in the following areas:Mental illness and addiction treatmentCognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)12-step facilitationUsing community resourcesModeling healthy behaviorCompassion and respect for people living with behavioral health challenges, Hepatitis C, and HIV/AIDS are essential. You must be able to learn and follow all agency, staff, and program policies. You should also understand current treatment methods and be able to train and supervise social work interns.Master's degree in Social Work or a related fieldCertification (CSW, MFT, LCPA) requiredPreference for licensed clinicians (LCSW, LMFT, or LPCC)Preferred experience in behavioral health or substance use practicumExperience with clinical services, documentation, and Medicaid billingKnowledge of mental illness, addiction, CBT, and 12-step programsFamiliar with community resources and working as a role modelComfortable working with clients affected by Hepatitis C and HIV/AIDSMust show respect and compassion for all clientsAbility to supervise interns and follow agency guidelinesRESPONSIBILITIES:Provide assessments, therapy, and referrals for clientsOffer daily individual and group therapyJoin weekly clinical supervisionKeep up with billing and Medicaid rulesManage your caseload and client needsCreate and review service plansWork with community partners and referral sourcesDocument services clearly and on timeHelp clients with crisis counselingAdvise other staff on treatment issuesCollect and report service dataEnsure resident compliance with program rulesComplete intakes and discharge planningAttend case conferences and team meetingsHelp with daily operations and holiday coverageAssist with projects like Quality Assurance and COA standardsMaintain accurate therapy recordsKeep CPR and First Aid certifications up to dateSupport Performance Quality Improvement (PQI) as assignedCOA standards and CRR requirements.Assist with documentation control on therapy files assigned.Participate in regular client review.Other duties assigned.