SUDPT or SUDP Clinician - (Credential Required)

The Substance Use Disorder Professional (SUDP) and/or Trainee (SUD P/T) will conduct case management duties for each patient on his or her caseload, under the guidance their designated supervisor.ResponsibilitiesThe SUDP/T will conduct chemical dependency assessments and intakes documenting both DSM 5 and ASAM PPC2.As well, they will use ASAM PPC2 for continuing treatment review and discharge. The SUDP/T will perform individual, group, and family sessions. The SUDP/T will be trained and supervised in conducting sessions by their designated supervisor. The supervisor shall co-authenticate all documentation in the patient file for the SUDP/T.  The SUDP/T will comply with personal, administrative and clinical policies and procedures of the agency.The SUDP(T) is responsible for maintaining an active status with the DOH, including continuing education requirements.The SUDP/T will work with their supervisor on a plan of action to meet the requirements described in WAC 246-811-047. Case management includes but is not limited to:ChartingTreatment planning & treatment revisionsMonthly status reportingCorrespondenceOnline File maintenance to include – review & updating any/all Reporting agents; Consent forms; brief overview of Patient demographics page; Dates of Service attended using Activity 2 report.Consult with other clinical staff as needed for the patient’s treatmentWorking with Admin/PC Staff to schedule clients; set up phase graduation/discharge review; update treatment financials and any missing dates of services.Perform other duties as assigned.This is a full-time position at our residential facility that will work the following shift:Monday - Friday 8am-4:30pm.