Our mission, vision, and values are inspired directly from Scripture and guide our work at every level of Catholic Charities."

Hourly Salary: xx28.85 - xx33.65
Annual Salary: xx60,000 - xx70,000 depends on licensure
Agency Placement Fee: 25%

Therapist III (Residential Treatment) Bilingual (Spanish/English) - Provide specialized mental health &/or alcohol and other drug services including Mental Health Assessment, Chemical Dependency or Dual Diagnosis Assessment, Behavioral Health Counseling and Therapy Services, or other chemical dependency treatment services, Community Psychiatric Supportive Treatment or Case Management, Consultation, or Prevention to clients related to their specific Individual Service Plan (ISP) defined needs or related to priorities established.

Bilingual (Spanish/English) - fluent for this role clinically and there will be some assessment in their interview.

• Under direction, ensure that the activities of this position and relevant programs are consistent with the mission, vision and values of Catholic Charities, Diocese of Cleveland.
• Conduct a diagnosis or needs assessment on referred clients. Write, revise and advocate for successful ASAM reports with Managed Care Organizations to obtain authorization for treatment.
• Able to work in men s or women s residential treatment programs.
  
• Meet the productivity standard in the provision of direct client services, such as individual and group services. Plan, implement and evaluate services with the participation of persons served and their families.
  
• Develop, maintain, and monitor assigned clients' ISP; review assigned clients' progress in treatment and may communicate with other qualified mental health or alcohol and other drug providers, administrative, and referring agency staff regarding the progress of assigned clients.
  
• Hold a reasonably sized caseload.
  
• Provide referrals to other services as required or necessary.
  
• Assist and support clients served in crisis situations as needed or deliver appropriate for crisis intervention and safety planning services.
  
• Willingness to act as supervisor to student interns. Maintain fidelity to program and treatment model rules.
  
• When appropriate, assist family of clients in strengthening communication skills; access appropriate physical and mental health care and chemical dependency resources as needed; access transportation needs; and provide opportunities to build social skills.
  
• Collaborate and coordinate services with other involved professionals including psychiatry, primary care physicians, probation, and community mental health providers. May monitor psychiatric symptoms of clients as appropriate.
  
• Attend and participate in meetings, supervision, and in-service trainings regarding specific areas of responsibility.