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4 Apr
2021
Full-Time LCDC Counselors

Job Description
Location: Openings in Fort Worth & Houston, TX
The Counselor is responsible for providing therapeutic interventions designed to assist clients to successfully complete the substance abuse treatment or other clinical treatment program. No direct supervisory responsibilities.
Primary Responsibilities:
- Conducts initial intake assessment to determine individual treatment needs from clients seeking substance abuse treatment as required per program.
- Conducts orientation for individuals referred to the program.
- Provides clients with individual and group counseling and case management services, as related to their ongoing needs based on their individualized treatment plan.
- Maintains up-to-date client record documentation.
- Facilitates therapeutic group and individual counseling.
- Completes client psychosocial assessments and develops and/or revises and implements individual client treatment plans.
- Prepares periodic reports on client status and activities as required by funding agencies.
- Facilitates substance abuse education using approved curriculum.
- Monitors and notifies Director of potential psychological crises with individual clients that may affect the operation of the program or the facility, or may necessitate further intervention.
- Maintains documentation of treatment in CMBHS or other electronic record-keeping, and other client files as required by funding sources.
- Attends all scheduled client staffing’s, and provides input as appropriate.
- Develops referral linkages with community resources.
- Facilitates job skills training.
- Conducts in-service training for staff as
- Attends staff meetings and training as scheduled.
JOB REQUIREMENTS:
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Bachelor’s Degree in Human Services or related field plus five years of transferable experience, with at least three years directly related (managing major facility operations).
- The counselor must hold an LCDC license from the state of Texas. If working in substance abuse treatment, must be in good standing with DSHS.
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Valid Texas Driver’s License and ability to be insured