Contract Therapist Group Facilitator | Behavioral Health | Bothell, WA
Contract Therapist Group Facilitator | Behavioral Health | Bothell, WA
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Demonstrate a high level of communication with the Clinical Team regarding client behavior, progress, and any further observation essential to the clients' treatment
- Documentation of group notes in Kipu on day of service
- Maintain group curriculum and update material regularly
- Have a keen awareness of various 12-step groups and knowledge of the 12 step-recovery
- Must have knowledge and ability to use counseling techniques to educate, elicit feelings, facilitate self-understanding and motivation to clients
- Knowledge and sufficient understanding of HIPAA laws, rules, and regulations (specifically includes, but is not limited to, the privacy, security, and confidentiality of clients protected health information)
- Licensed as one of the following: LMHC, LICSW, LASW, LMFT, LMHCA, LSWAIC, LSWAAExperience providing group counseling via group facilitation
- Strong commitment to serving clients struggling with chemical dependency
- Understanding of the disease model of addiction
- Must have a business license if required by your city
- Must have liability insurance
- Experience working within a dual-diagnosis model of treatment
- Experience in the behavioral healthcare field
- Demonstrated skills in crisis management
- Current CPR/First Aid Certification
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