AOT/ACT Therapist

Job DetailsJob Location: Maysville, KY 41056Position Type: Full TimeEducation Level: Graduate DegreeJob Description: Lead Assisted Outpatient Treatment (AOT) and Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) programs and provide therapeutic AOT and ACT services for adult participants with SMI, per the participants’ person-centered recovery plans (PCRPs) to improve treatment adherence and reduce the consequences of non-treatment.    Role and Responsibilities Provide direct clinical services for participants assigned to caseload, through the helping process of engagement, assessment, planning, intervention, evaluation, and termination, as indicated by the treatment team and PCRP. Serve as case coordinator for participants assigned to caseload.  Maintain understanding of and ensure compliance of all regulatory standards for AOT, ACT, In-Reach, IHope or assigned CSS services.  Focus on growth, innovation, and program advancement in consultation with the VP CSS and agency vision.   Recruit referrals and generate referrals to other programs/resources to promote community reinforcement for participants. Clinical duties include providing individual therapy, group therapy or crisis services, maintaining EMRs and completing treatment documentation as required. Administrative duties include supervision of direct reports, participating in community outreach for CSS services, collaborating with community partners, completing growth goals, data collection, evaluation, and state reports. Collaborate with multiple disciplinary treatment teams and maintain collateral contacts with significant others as needed to foster participants’ continuity of care. Maintain all requirements for licensure or eligibility per the state licensing board including participation and documentation of clinical supervision. Meet agency clinical productivity requirements.  Serve in after hour on call rotation. Other duties as assigned. Qualifications and Education Requirements Must be able to successfully pass background checks and drug screen. Master’s degree in psychology, social work or a human service-related field.  Licensed or license eligible by corresponding Kentucky State Board.  Clinical experience preferred.  Experience with SMI population preferred.  Special Requirements   Travel may be required.  Valid driver’s license. Dependable transportation. Qualifications