deaa6ad2-d184-436b-b69e-17f761da1d94 - Licensed Therapist, Substance Use Disorders (SUD)
Requirements
• You have an unrestricted license to practice psychotherapy with the state of: PA, NY, TX, or CA. We are not able to accept applications from anyone requiring licensed supervision. • You have the ability to work a full 40 hour work week. • You're comfortable with technology and a virtual/ telehealth competent. • You are able and eager to maintain an average caseload of 30 sessions per week. • You have at least two years of experience providing psychotherapy to individuals with substance use disorders, with SUD treatment representing a meaningful portion of your clinical practice. • You are trained in evidence-based approaches for SUD treatment, including Motivational Interviewing (MI/MET) and one or more interventions such as CBT for SUD, relapse prevention, contingency management, or other evidence-based addiction treatments. • You are comfortable working with members across all stages of change, including individuals who are actively using substances, exploring harm reduction goals, or pursuing abstinence-based recovery. • You are confident in assessing substance use severity, relapse risk, withdrawal risk, recovery support, and the need for higher levels of care. • You understand the role of medications for substance use disorders (e.g., MAUD/MOUD) and enjoy collaborating with prescribing clinicians as part of an integrated care team. • You are comfortable with providing safety planning and intervention during situations where a client might present with higher risks. • You are committed to quality clinical care and want to expand your capabilities and increase your effectiveness by being informed of client progress or challenges. • You like working independently but would also enjoy having the support of a team and opportunities for connections and collaboration with other providers and our master’s level clinical care navigators.
Responsibilities
• Deliver evidence-based psychotherapy for adults with substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health conditions, using interventions such as Motivational Interviewing (MI/MET), CBT for SUD, relapse prevention, and harm reduction strategies. • Conduct comprehensive substance use assessments, evaluating symptom severity, readiness for change, recovery supports, co-occurring mental health conditions, and safety risks to inform individualized treatment planning. • Develop person-centered treatment plans using an ASAM-informed framework, including recommendations for appropriate levels of care and referrals when clinically indicated. • Support members across all stages of recovery—including those who are actively using substances, ambivalent about change, or returning to use—through compassionate, recovery-oriented care. • Collaborate closely with multidisciplinary team members, including medication managers, Specialty Care Navigators, and Peer Recovery Specialists to coordinate comprehensive care. • Monitor member progress using measurement-based care and data-driven clinical decision making to adjust treatment plans and improve outcomes. • Provide mental health counseling sessions, including clinical risk assessments, safety planning, and crisis intervention when appropriate. • Complete required internal training, assignments and attend Spring Health Clinical Team meetings • Follow Spring Health policies and maintain all confidentiality, compliance, and ethical standards. • Review monthly projections, client metrics, and clinical outcomes to monitor quality client care.
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