Minimum Qualifications • Master’s Prepared Mental Health Professional (Social Worker, Mental Health Counselor, Marriage and Family Therapist) with State License (e.g., LCSW, LMSW, LMFT, and related clinical/case management experience. • 5 years’ experience in substance abuse and behavioral health setting. • Behavioral health and substance abuse clinical experience and knowledge of the medications used as standard practices related to diagnosis and treatment. • Strong clinical knowledge in the subject area and standard practices in the treatment of mental health, and substance use disorders. • Knowledge of the impact of psychosocial stressors and comorbid health conditions on mental health and substance use disorders. • Demonstrated professional writing and electronic documentation along with clear and concise telephonic assessment skills. • Ability to multitask and work as part of a team to meet the Department's goals and needs. • Must possess computer skills including the ability to navigate Outlook, Excel, and Word programs. Preferred Qualifications • 5 plus years of experience post-master’s program in a clinical setting working with high-risk groups such as persons with serious mental illness and co-occurring medical or substance use disorders, persons with first episode psychosis, individuals in need of behavioral health services, individuals involved with multiple service systems. • Knowledge of rehabilitation programs, community-based, recovery-oriented services, and community resources such as sober living, supported housing, mobile crisis, wrap-around services, and involuntary commitment process. • Managed healthcare/utilization review experience across a variety of treatment settings for high-risk, complex populations. • Knowledge of ASAM criteria. • Basic knowledge of medical necessity criteria put forth by insurance carriers. |