Senior Counselor

Description
Surfpoint Recovery is looking for a Senior Counselor as we grow and expand. Surfpoint Recovery is a cutting edge substance-use-disorder (SUD) treatment center that has partnered with DailyPay for same day access to funds! Employees no longer have to wait until pay day to get their earnings. We are located in Coney Island, Brooklyn NY. We are an OASAS-licensed and CARF-certified Center of Excellence. Surfpoint Recovery offers inpatient detox, withdrawal, and stabilization services, as well as inpatient rehabilitation services for individuals with substance use disorder.

Schedule: Sunday - Thursday (8:30am - 4:30pm)

Caseload Management: Maintain and manage an assigned patient caseload, ensuring high-quality, continuous care.
Clinical Therapy: Conduct weekly individual and group counseling sessions as assigned.
Assessments & Intakes: Perform comprehensive patient assessments and clinical intake procedures.
Treatment Planning: Participate actively in treatment plan development and weekly case conferences.
Cultural Diversification: Assist in developing clinical treatment tracks that are diversified in language and culture.
Compliance & Quality Assurance: Assist with weekly utilization reviews, clinical documentation audits, and case assignments.
Crisis Intervention: Provide immediate, supportive input to address and resolve client crises.
Discharge Planning: Assist with the clinical discharge process and ensure timely compliance documentation.
Administrative Support: Review incident reports, provide input for employee reviews, and assist clinical leadership with administrative tasks.

Requirements
Education & Licensing: Master’s Degree and New York State Licensure as a Qualified Health Professional (QHP) preferred (e.g., LCSW, LMSW, LMHC). CASAC Advanced or Master level or NYSED licensed QHP Required.
Experience: 2 years of proven, progressive experience delivering and managing substance abuse treatment, ideally in an inpatient setting.
Availability: Exempt status with weekend on-call responsibilities for clinical escalations.
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