Master's Level Substance Use Behavioral Health Therapist

Job Description

Position: Master's Level Substance Use/Behavioral Health Therapist
Catholic Human Services
Employment type: Full-time or Part-time
Location: East Tawas based, serving Iosco and Alcona Counties

Job Description:
Master's Level Substance Use/Behavioral Health Therapist. Full-time or part-time interest considered, based in E. Tawas and serving clients in Iosco and Alcona counties. We offer a hybrid work schedule. LPC or LMSW preferred, limited license close to full licensure may be considered. Come work for a committed, supportive team and have an impact in your community! We are looking for a full-time clinician with a passion for supporting individuals in their recovery journey in a licensed SUD treatment program. This position is part of a team of professionals working in the northeast area. We offer a very supportive team environment, supportive supervision, assistance with obtaining advanced credentials, excellent benefits and competitive salary. Many of our locations qualify for student loan forgiveness. Catholic Human Services is a nonprofit agency celebrating 50 years of service to the northern lower peninsula.

Responsibilities:
Establish open lines of communication for individuals with mental or emotional issues
Offer assistance to individuals with substance abuse issues
Provide prevention-oriented therapy
Implement and review treatment plans
Collaborate with additional treatment providers and placement agencies
Ensure all documentation is completed in a timely manner

Qualifications:
Fully licensed
Previous experience in mental health counseling or other related fields
Familiarity with community mental health resources
Excellent written and verbal communications skills
Ability to build rapport with clients
Strong leadership qualities
CAADC or Development Plan

To apply: https://jobapply.page.link/mBRSF

About the Employer

The Diocese of Gaylord is one of seven Roman Catholic Dioceses in the state of Michigan. It was established on July 20, 1971 by his Holiness Pope Paul VI.

The 11,171 square miles of the diocese is comprised of territory which had previously been a part of the Saginaw and Grand Rapids dioceses. The area includes the 21 most northern counties of Michigan's lower peninsula, which are mostly rural in nature. Total population of the area exceeds 506,000, of which nearly 54,000 are Catholics.

Within its boundaries there are 75 parishes, 15 Catholic schools and many closely related institutions. All of our clergy, religious sisters and brothers, and laity have been called through Baptism to be disciples and to reflect the message of the Gospel.