Licensed Therapist, Substance Use Disorders (SUD)
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Spring HealthMental health
Remote; unrestricted license to practice psychotherapy in PA, NY, TX, or CAFull-TimeJunior
Salary$75,000-$80,000 + potential quarterly bonuses
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Job Details
- Experience
- 2+ years of post-licensed experience; at least two years of experience providing psychotherapy to individuals with substance use disorders
Requirements
- Hold an unrestricted license to practice psychotherapy in PA, NY, TX, or CA.
- Have at least 2 years of post-licensed experience.
- Have at least two years of experience providing psychotherapy to individuals with substance use disorders.
- Have SUD treatment represent a meaningful portion of your clinical practice.
- Be trained in Motivational Interviewing (MI/MET) and one or more evidence-based interventions such as CBT for SUD, relapse prevention, or contingency management.
- Be able to work a full 40-hour work week.
- Be able and willing to maintain an average caseload of 30 sessions per week.
- Be competent with technology and virtual/telehealth care.
- Be able to assess substance use severity, relapse and withdrawal risk, recovery supports, and need for higher levels of care.
- Understand medications for substance use disorders, including MAUD/MOUD, and collaborate with prescribing clinicians.
- Be comfortable providing safety planning and intervention for clients presenting with higher risks.
Responsibilities
- Deliver evidence-based psychotherapy to adults with substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health conditions.
- Conduct comprehensive substance use assessments, including severity, readiness for change, recovery supports, co-occurring conditions, and safety risks.
- Develop person-centered treatment plans using an ASAM-informed framework and recommend levels of care or referrals when indicated.
- Support members at all stages of recovery, including active use, ambivalence, and return to use.
- Collaborate with medication managers, Specialty Care Navigators, and Peer Recovery Specialists to coordinate care.
- Monitor progress using measurement-based care and data-driven clinical decision making.
- Provide mental health counseling, clinical risk assessments, safety planning, and crisis intervention when appropriate.
- Review monthly projections, client metrics, and clinical outcomes to monitor quality of care.
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