Licensed Therapist - Behavioral Health Urgent Care SIGN ON BONUS
Southeastern Integrated Care, Lumberton, NC, United States
Overview
The Licensed Therapist – Behavioral Health Urgent Care (BHUC) conducts assessments, evaluations, and diagnostics in a Tier IV BHUC, driving care direction for urgent/emergent crises, ensuring timely CCAs, LOCUS/ASAM, and person-centered planning.
Conducts CCAs/Diagnostic Assessments per NC Policy 8A-5, DLA-20, APSM 45-2: includes presenting problems, history, medications, biopsychosocial review, participation evidence, ASAM/LOCUS, DSM-5 diagnoses, recommendations.
Initiates crisis/risk assessments within 2 hours; signs/dates diagnostics; documents interdisciplinary team reviews.
Ensures documentation is accurate, timely, objective, specific, consistent, comprehensive, logical, person-centered.
Collaborates with agencies; provides in-community therapy; promotes wellness, recovery, supports, coping, advocacy, independent living.
Supports triage, IVC evaluations, interventions (e.g., motivational interviewing), discharge planning, PAD education.
Assists self-determination/decision-making; models recovery; teaches advocacy/rights.
Respects confidentiality (HIPAA); other duties as assigned.
Essential Duties And Responsibilities
Conducts CCAs/Diagnostic Assessments per NC Policy 8A-5, DLA-20, APSM 45-2: includes presenting problems, history, medications, biopsychosocial review, participation evidence, ASAM/LOCUS, DSM-5 diagnoses, recommendations.
Initiates crisis/risk assessments within 2 hours; signs/dates diagnostics; documents interdisciplinary team reviews.
Ensures documentation is accurate, timely, objective, specific, consistent, comprehensive, logical, person-centered.
Collaborates with agencies; provides in-community therapy; promotes wellness, recovery, supports, coping, advocacy, independent living.
Supports triage, IVC evaluations, interventions (e.g., motivational interviewing), discharge planning, PAD education.
Assists self-determination/decision-making; models recovery; teaches advocacy/rights.
Respects confidentiality (HIPAA); other duties as assigned.
Supervisory Responsibilities
This position can provide supervision to QP’s and peer support staff.
Qualifications
Education/Experience
Master’s in Psychology/Social Work/related
NC clinical license (PHD, LCSW, LPC, LCMHC).
Required Skills/Abilities
Engagement/communication/synthesis/diagnostic/LOC/documentation skills
EMR familiarity
Knowledge of NC policies
Fast-paced independent/collaborative work.
Certificates, Licenses, Registrations
CPR/First Aid/NCI/role-related
NC license
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The Licensed Therapist – Behavioral Health Urgent Care (BHUC) conducts assessments, evaluations, and diagnostics in a Tier IV BHUC, driving care direction for urgent/emergent crises, ensuring timely CCAs, LOCUS/ASAM, and person-centered planning.
Conducts CCAs/Diagnostic Assessments per NC Policy 8A-5, DLA-20, APSM 45-2: includes presenting problems, history, medications, biopsychosocial review, participation evidence, ASAM/LOCUS, DSM-5 diagnoses, recommendations.
Initiates crisis/risk assessments within 2 hours; signs/dates diagnostics; documents interdisciplinary team reviews.
Ensures documentation is accurate, timely, objective, specific, consistent, comprehensive, logical, person-centered.
Collaborates with agencies; provides in-community therapy; promotes wellness, recovery, supports, coping, advocacy, independent living.
Supports triage, IVC evaluations, interventions (e.g., motivational interviewing), discharge planning, PAD education.
Assists self-determination/decision-making; models recovery; teaches advocacy/rights.
Respects confidentiality (HIPAA); other duties as assigned.
Essential Duties And Responsibilities
Conducts CCAs/Diagnostic Assessments per NC Policy 8A-5, DLA-20, APSM 45-2: includes presenting problems, history, medications, biopsychosocial review, participation evidence, ASAM/LOCUS, DSM-5 diagnoses, recommendations.
Initiates crisis/risk assessments within 2 hours; signs/dates diagnostics; documents interdisciplinary team reviews.
Ensures documentation is accurate, timely, objective, specific, consistent, comprehensive, logical, person-centered.
Collaborates with agencies; provides in-community therapy; promotes wellness, recovery, supports, coping, advocacy, independent living.
Supports triage, IVC evaluations, interventions (e.g., motivational interviewing), discharge planning, PAD education.
Assists self-determination/decision-making; models recovery; teaches advocacy/rights.
Respects confidentiality (HIPAA); other duties as assigned.
Supervisory Responsibilities
This position can provide supervision to QP’s and peer support staff.
Qualifications
Education/Experience
Master’s in Psychology/Social Work/related
NC clinical license (PHD, LCSW, LPC, LCMHC).
Required Skills/Abilities
Engagement/communication/synthesis/diagnostic/LOC/documentation skills
EMR familiarity
Knowledge of NC policies
Fast-paced independent/collaborative work.
Certificates, Licenses, Registrations
CPR/First Aid/NCI/role-related
NC license
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