Clinical Recovery & Reentry Group Facilitator

New Freedom OPS LLC; Phoenix (AZ); On-site; USD 3,306,000 - 3,974,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive pay

Strong benefits package

$0 medical plan option

401(k) with match

Generous paid time off

Free meals, snacks, gym access

Job summary

New Freedom is seeking a Clinical Group Facilitator to deliver curriculum-based group programming focused on recovery and reentry. You will work with the treatment team to foster growth, accountability, and long‑term wellness through engaging group sessions.

The role emphasizes facilitating groups, promoting healthy coping skills, and building confidence in members as they reintegrate into the community.

Qualifications

• Must meet Behavioral Health Technician (BHT) requirements.
• Minimum one year of group facilitation experience.
• Experience facilitating behavioral health, recovery, peer support, reentry, or educational groups.
• Strong group facilitation, classroom management, and communication skills.
• Strong understanding of recovery, behavioral health, substance use, and reentry principles.

Responsibilities

• Facilitating curriculum-based recovery, reentry, and life-skills groups for members.
• Creating engaging group experiences that promote participation, learning, and personal growth.
• Supporting members in identifying goals, strengths, and recovery‑focused action plans.
• Monitoring group dynamics and communicating member concerns to the treatment team.
• Helping members build effective coping skills, social skills, and self-confidence.
• Documenting services, group attendance, and member progress accurately and timely.
• Collaborating with therapists and treatment team members to support quality member care.

Skills

Group facilitation

Classroom management

Communication skills

Coaching

Team collaboration

Job description

New Freedom is seeking a Clinical Group Facilitator to deliver curriculum-based group programming focused on recovery and reentry. You will work with the treatment team to foster growth, accountability, and long‑term wellness through engaging group sessions.

The role emphasizes facilitating groups, promoting healthy coping skills, and building confidence in members as they reintegrate into the community.