The Counselor leads the treatment team, alongside providers, care navigators, and administrators. The Counselor is the expert on addiction and recovery, and coordinates decisions about the member’s treatment. Meanwhile, providers are asked to focus on what they do best: medication management. By putting seasoned, compassionate Counselors in the lead, and minimizing bureaucracy at every turn, we’re able to deliver care that is both more affordable and of higher quality than the status quo.



As an Intake Counselor you will manage a full caseload of members and further develop your clinical skill set and knowledge of Groups roles responsibilities as it relates to the clinical service model. The remote Intake Counselor will need an Indiana license as it will be working with Indiana members. Ideally the Counselor will be located in Fort Wayne, Lafayette, or Evansville, IN but can consider other IN locations.



Duties & Responsibilities

Clinical roles and responsibilities

-Unlock great clinical outcomes for our members by adhering to Groups Recovery System and providing consistent, high quality counseling activities.

-Conduct intake assessments to evaluate individuals’ appropriateness for our program.

-Complete 5-7 clinical assessments each day

-Lead weekly group therapy sessions that build recovery skills and foster community by utilizing the outlined curriculum, as needed.

-Provide individual support, as needed, such as crisis intervention, referrals to other resources, liaising with outside parties involved in the member’s treatment and coordinating with the Care Navigators.

-Utilize our custom EMR to document members’ progress in a manner that is efficient and value-added, fully digitized, and never bureaucratic and ensure all clinicians in office follow suit.

-Participate in discharge decisions, in coordination with the physician and clinical supervisor, based on member progress in treatment at time of intake and following intake.

-Performs other duties as assigned

-Partner with providers to evaluate appropriateness of treatment for every member who enters our program.

-In charge of all compliance activities associated with member caseload, including medication counts and medication count conversations, as needed

-Participate in internal and external training required for upkeep of licensure.

-Responsible for documenting care coordination needs handled by Care Navigator.

-Participate as representative of the treatment team that discusses difficult members.

-Performs other duties as assigned.



Qualifications & Requirements

-Master’s degree required

-Required licensure or certification: Behavioral health licensure including but not limited to: LADC, CCS, LCSW/LISW, LCAC, LMFT, LPCC/LMHC with ability and willingness to obtain licensure reciprocity in other states.

-Minimum two years of experience completing intakes in a SUD setting.

-High comfort level with technology, including EMR, email, software and mobile apps (e.g., Google Apps)Deeply invested in member success

-Authentic, caring and inspiring—and able to maintain appropriate boundaries and accountability.

-Exceptional customer service skills and the ability to build positive relationships with people.

-Ability to make clinical decisions that are objective, demonstrate sound judgment, and reflect Groups Recovery System and harm reduction philosophy.

-Committed to a high ethical standard in everything you do.

-A team player and willing to put team above self.

-Ability to work evenings and weekends as needed (link removed)>