Clinical Social Worker - Addiction Treatment Specialist
California Correctional Health Care Services
California (MO)
On-site
USD 96,846 - 104,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
A healthcare service provider in California is looking for licensed clinical social workers to be part of their Integrated Substance Use Disorder Treatment Program. The ideal candidates will conduct patient assessments, provide group therapy, and develop treatment plans to assist individuals struggling with substance use. This program aims to improve patient care and support successful reintegration into society, helping to reduce recidivism. Applicants require a valid Clinical Social Worker license and a commitment to equitable care.
Qualifications
Possession of a valid Associate Clinical Social Worker license issued by the California Board of Behavioral Science.
Keen interest in addiction medicine and substance use treatment.
Experience in assessments and developing treatment plans.
Responsibilities
Conduct assessments and summarize case information for diagnosis and treatment.
Provide assessments, group therapy, and document patient progress.
Collaborate with the interdisciplinary treatment team on patient care.
Skills
Addiction medicine
Substance use treatment
Group therapy
Assessment and diagnosis
Education
Valid California Clinical Social Worker license
Education degree relevant to social work
Job description
A healthcare service provider in California is looking for licensed clinical social workers to be part of their Integrated Substance Use Disorder Treatment Program. The ideal candidates will conduct patient assessments, provide group therapy, and develop treatment plans to assist individuals struggling with substance use. This program aims to improve patient care and support successful reintegration into society, helping to reduce recidivism. Applicants require a valid Clinical Social Worker license and a commitment to equitable care.