SUDPT/ SUDP - Outpatient

Discovery Behavioral Health; Tacoma (WA); On-site; USD 42,000 - 64,000; Full time

Job summary

Discovery Behavioral Health in Tacoma, WA is seeking a Substance Use Disorder Professional/ Trainee (SUD P/T) to perform case management and coordinate patient care under supervision. The role includes conducting assessments and intakes with DSM-5 and ASAM PPC2, delivering individual, group, and family sessions, and developing action plans in line with WA regulations.

You will maintain charts, treatment plans, and monthly reports while collaborating with clinical and admin staff.

Qualifications

• Active SUDP/SUDPT credential with no enforcements.
• High school diploma or GED.
• Dual MH/SUDP credential is a plus (LMHCA/LICSWA hours).
• Interest in TMS treatment for depression.
• No prohibition from contracting with governmental agencies.

Responsibilities

• Conduct chemical dependency assessments and intakes documenting DSM-5 and ASAM PPC2.
• Use ASAM PPC2 for continuing treatment review and discharge.
• Perform individual, group, and family sessions under supervision.
• Work with supervisor on a plan of action per WAC 246-811-047.
• Case management includes charting, treatment planning/revisions, monthly status reporting, and correspondence.
• Maintain online files: review/update reporting agents, consent forms, demographics, and Dates of Service.
• Consult with clinical staff as needed for patient treatment.
• Coordinate with Admin/PC staff to schedule clients and manage discharge reviews and financials.

Skills

Case management

DSM-5 knowledge

ASAM PPC2 proficiency

Session facilitation

Education

SUDP/SUDPT credential

High School Diploma or GED

Dual MH/SUDP credential (LMHCA/LICSWA hours)

Job description

Position Summary

The Substance Use Disorder Professional/ Trainee (SUD P/T) will conduct case management duties for each patient on his or her caseload, under the guidance their designated supervisor.

Essential Job Functions

• The SUDP/T will conduct chemical dependency assessments and intakes documenting both DSM 5 and ASAM PPC2.
• As well, they will use ASAM PPC2 for continuing treatment review and discharge.
• The SUDP/T will perform individual, group, and family sessions. The SUDP/T will be trained and supervised in conducting sessions by their designated supervisor.
• The SUDP/T will work with their supervisor on a plan of action to meet the requirements described in WAC 246-811-047.
• Case management includes but is not limited to:
  • Charting
  • Treatment planning & treatment revisions
  • Monthly status reporting
  • Correspondence
  • Online File maintenance to include - review & updating any/all Reporting agents; Consent forms; brief overview of Patient demographics page; Dates of Service attended using Activity 2 report.
  • Consult with other clinical staff as needed for the patient's treatment
  • Working with Admin/PC Staff to schedule clients; set up phase graduation/discharge review; update treatment financials and any missing dates of services.

Knowledge, Education, Experience:

• Must have an active SUDP/SUDPT credential--with no enforcements.
• Must have a High School Diploma or GED
• Dual MH/SUDP credential a plus-can provide LMHCA/LICSWA hours.
• Interest in, or current knowledge of TMS treatment for depression
• Have no prohibition from contracting with governmental agencies.