The Certified Alcohol Drug Counselor is responsible for facilitating and documenting group therapy at the detox and residential level of care. Participates in de-escalation or crisis intervention when necessary. Communicates pertinent information and collaborates with the primary treatment team as needed.
Utilize knowledge and skills to provide group psychotherapy, meeting the client’s treatment needs and requirements.
Document client progress/regression according to established policies and procedures in a clear, concise, timely manner.
Documents group notes and crisis intervention in a timely manner.
Provide pertinent patient information to the clinical team based on evaluation in group session interactions, to assist in the patient treatment process.
Demonstrate productive communication skills.
Continue with educational courses and in-services training.
Respond positively to changing situations in the work setting.
Work as a team member, demonstrating professionalism under stress and objectivity.
Perform in a professional manner and role models a positive image of mental health.
Works in a safety-conscious manner which ensures the safe work practices are used in order not to pose a risk to self or clients in the workplace.
Complies with company policies and procedures and local, state, and federal regulations.
Meets with supervisor on a regular basis to assist in identifying and correcting problem areas and or improving services.
Assist in developing aspects of treatment plans and treatment plan updates in collaboration with other treatment team members.
Effective time management.
Update knowledge of community resources on a continuous basis.
Report abuse of patients’ rights immediately.
Maintain proper chain of command.
Attend and participate in all staff meetings/in service training.
Maintain a high level of flexibility with the daily flow of work tasks.
Complete all other duties as directed by leadership.
