Adolescent Substance Use Clinician — Family Therapy

Medical University of South Carolina; Charleston (SC); Ibrido; USD 59.000 - 106.000; Tempo pieno

Descrizione del lavoro

The Family Tree Program within MUSC's Addiction Sciences Division seeks a SC-licensed LISW, LPC, or LMFT to deliver evidence-based treatment to adolescents with substance use and trauma, across outpatient, community, and telehealth settings.

The clinician collaborates with families, caregivers, schools, and youth-serving partners to improve engagement and outcomes, while contributing to program training, supervision, and quality improvement activities.

Competenze

• Two years of providing evidence-based treatments to adolescents and families affected by substance use disorders.
• Must be licensed in South Carolina as LISW, LPC, or LMFT.
• Master’s degree and three years professional experience in human services or social services programs.

Mansioni

• Provide evidence-based individual therapy and family-based interventions for adolescents with substance use and co-occurring disorders.
• Deliver caregiver, family-focused, and group therapies to improve engagement and outcomes.
• Conduct substance use intake assessments and SBIRT with adolescents and families and integrate findings into treatment planning.
• Participate in supervision and regular project meetings; engage in outreach and education related to adolescent substance use and trauma.
• Complete medical documentation and intake reports; track progress and assist with program quality improvement.
• Provide community trainings on adolescent substance use, trauma, and family functioning and coordinate referrals.
• Other duties as assigned.

Formazione

Master’s degree in Social Work or Social Welfare (CSWE-accredited)

Master’s degree in Counseling (CACREP-accredited)

Master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy (accredited)

Descrizione del lavoro

The Family Tree Program within MUSC's Addiction Sciences Division seeks a SC-licensed LISW, LPC, or LMFT to deliver evidence-based treatment to adolescents with substance use and trauma, across outpatient, community, and telehealth settings.

The clinician collaborates with families, caregivers, schools, and youth-serving partners to improve engagement and outcomes, while contributing to program training, supervision, and quality improvement activities.