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Clinician
Company | St. Francis House |
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Location | Boston, MA, USA |
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Salary | $65586 – $72145 |
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Type | Full-Time |
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Degrees | Master’s |
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Experience Level | Mid Level |
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Requirements
- Masters-level clinician, LICSW track preferred. LMHC will be considered.
- Experience providing SUD treatment utilizing evidenced based treatment models, including group curriculum.
- Experience providing treatment to people who have lived in extreme poverty and have co-occurring disorders.
- Experience with highly vulnerable, high-barrier individuals and awareness of issues common to those who are experiencing homelessness.
- Bilingual (Spanish) preferred.
- Lived experience with homelessness and or recovery a plus.
Responsibilities
- Ensures a highly responsive model of care that welcomes people into treatment ‘on demand’ with limited barriers to access.
- Actively conducts in-reach and engagement in our milieu spaces throughout the building to facilitate guest access to treatment.
- Uses evidence-based techniques to provide daily group treatment in an intensive outpatient setting.
- Actively engages and supports SFH guests through weekly individual meetings.
- Works within a holistic care model, collaborating closely with guests’ care teams both within the agency and externally.
- Conducts and documents intakes, assessments, treatment plans, and maintains timely clinical notes.
- Incorporates low threshold case management support within counseling services, including both external and internal referrals for supports around housing stabilization and income maximization.
- Works closely with the behavioral health and medical team at our partner Boston Healthcare for the Homeless, including coordination with psychiatry and the OBAT team as needed.
- Infuses a person-centered, trauma-informed, and recovery-oriented approach in accordance with our Philosophy of Care.
- Adheres to agency code of conduct.
- Performs other duties as assigned.
Preferred Qualifications
- Bilingual (Spanish) preferred.
- Lived experience with homelessness and or recovery a plus.