Project Transition

Therapist

• Provide individual therapy, including DBT, Recovery, Trauma Empowerment, and other evidence-based therapies as clinically indicated
• Provide group therapy, including general, DBT Skills, Recovery Awareness, SMART Recovery, Harm Reduction, and other assigned groups
• Maintain exceptional clinical documentation according to company quality indicators
• Perform pre-admission assessments
• Participate in program treatment team meetings and group supervision case consultations
• Participate in monthly program group supervision and individual supervision as assigned
• Support members in navigating the therapeutic community and treatment milieu
• Collaborate with the multidisciplinary treatment team to achieve strong clinical outcomes
• Maintain tailored, person-centered Treatment and Transition Plans and update care plans based on member needs
• Provide family therapy sessions or family meetings when clinically indicated
• Provide backup coverage for co-clinicians and other programs as needed
• Conduct the required number of weekly Pre-Admission Assessments
• Facilitate Big Team meetings
• Participate in mini team, shift exchange, regional sync-up, case consultation, clinical supervision, and other required meetings
• Participate in MCO Reviews as needed
• Provide DBT Skills and other therapeutic or clinical education and coaching to the interdisciplinary treatment team
• Complete clinical documentation, assessments, treatment plans, safety plans, PAAs, BPS, and other treatment documents
• Consult with providers within Project Transition and at other agencies
• Complete assigned Relias trainings
• Obtain continuing education credits to maintain clinical licensure; unlicensed clinicians should pursue full clinical licensure
• Provide off-hours crisis consultation to program staff as needed
• Follow the Employee Manual, company policies and procedures, process maps, performance guidelines, and coverage-plan requirements
• Perform other duties as assigned
• Perform physically demanding tasks including standing, walking, bending, and lifting up to 20 lbs.
• Apply physical restraint techniques in emergency situations after required crisis de-escalation and restraint-method training
• Complete incident reporting according to facility policy and regulatory guidelines

Clinician/Therapist

• Provide individual therapy, including DBT, Recovery, Trauma Empowerment, and other clinically indicated evidence-based therapies
• Provide general, DBT Skills, Recovery Awareness, SMART Recovery, Harm Reduction, and other assigned group therapy
• Provide family therapy sessions or family meetings when clinically indicated
• Conduct pre-admission assessments and maintain required weekly calendar availability
• Participate in program treatment team meetings, group supervision, case consultation, clinical supervision, and regional sync meetings
• Support members in navigating the therapeutic community and treatment milieu
• Collaborate with the multidisciplinary treatment team to achieve strong clinical outcomes
• Maintain and update tailored, person-centered Treatment and Transition Plans
• Complete timely clinical documentation, assessments, treatment plans, safety plans, PAAs, BPS, and other treatment documents
• Facilitate Big Team meetings and participate in mini team and shift exchange meetings
• Participate in MCO Reviews as needed
• Provide DBT Skills and other therapeutic or clinical education and coaching
• Consult with other providers within Project Transition and at other agencies
• Remain current with assigned Relias trainings and obtain continuing education to maintain clinical licensure
• Provide off-hours consultation to program staff during crisis situations as needed
• Apply physical restraint techniques in emergency situations when necessary and complete incident reporting
• Follow the Employee Manual, company policies and procedures, process maps, and performance guidelines
• Perform other duties as assigned