Implements ISPs under clinical supervision and at the direction of the Clinical Director, particularly provides thorough assessment, group and individual counseling, and consultation services to individuals who present for care with substance use risk factors and/or disorders.

Develops ISPs within the scope of the CSAC certification at the discretion of the Clinical Director.

Keeps the Clinical Director informed of all clinically-relevant data acquired while providing services to individuals.

Coordinates with community referral resources in the development of specific treatment programs, including community-based resources directed at addressing vocational or educational needs.

Determines facts and conditions surrounding the difficulties in coping with various life situations and draws conclusions as to the underlying causes/contributing factors of the problems and the associated consequences to individual clients and their families. As appropriate, obtains additional social and personal information from significant others in the client's life to ascertain the full scope and impact of the problems presented.

Assists individuals in overcoming practical obstacles to community reintegration and compliance with ISP goals, such as assisting in securing identification cards or driver’s licenses, or providing education in community transportation resources (e.g. public or insurance-provided transportation benefits).

Actively engage in all company training and orientation activities and demonstrate a working knowledge of Company Program Policies and Procedures.

Meets with clients to obtain personal information and medical histories and consults with other professionals to get a clear picture of the patient's status and extent of problems.

Designs a program of treatment and rehabilitation tailored to the patient's individual situation based on knowledge of alcohol and drug dependency and counseling and treatment methods.

Uses a combination of individual and group counseling sessions to help clients and observes their attitudes and readiness to accept help and guidance.

Meets with family members to educate them on the roles they can play in the recovery process.

Educates patients about community-based organizations such as Alcoholics Anonymous and social and employment services that may help restore them to productive roles in the community.

Maintains case histories and progress reports. Modifies treatment programs based on observation.

Assists patients with coping with family problems and recommends appropriate social services as support for the entire family unit.