CCS Mental Health/SUD Professional

Sixteenth Street Community Health Centers
United States, Wisconsin, Milwaukee
1337 South Cesar E Chavez Drive (Show on map)
Mar 24, 2025
Join our team, which is committed to delivering the highest quality healthcare service. We are seeking a full-time CCS Mental Health/SUD Professional who is self-motivated, energetic, and a take-charge individual. Responsibilities: Work with the CCS Administrator to maintain overall clinical oversight of the program. Perform duties as assigned for the Substance Abuse Professional needs of the CCS program. Monitor and ensure that CCS meets agency, state, and federal standards including DHS 36 supervision. Work with program staff to determine consumers' needs and eligibility for services through clinical feedback on Recovery Plans of Care (RPOC). Serve as the CCS team's primary Mental Health Professional, providing a clinical-level assessment of the services to assist in developing and implementing comprehensive services to meet the mental health needs of the CCS consumers through working with the Care Coordinators in the field. Intervene and support staff in crisis and develop plans to address crisis as needed. Provide clinical supervision, including individual, group, and team meetings and side-by-side direct supervision of Care Coordinators per DHS 36. Provide and facilitate services as needed including care coordination in the absence of designated staff. Participate and represent SSCHC in all meetings for the CCS Program within the agency and with Milwaukee County as needed. Keep current on information about client/family needs through seminars, training, media, text, and research. All other duties as determined or assigned by the CCS Administrator. Qualifications: Possess a master's degree in social work, counseling, psychology, or another related field. 3,000 hours post master's degree for third-party billing and possess a license to practice in the state of Wisconsin from the Department of Safety and Professional Services (LCSW or LPC). Complete Continuing Education credits as required by license. Ideal candidate will possess State of Wisconsin Certification as an Alcohol and Drug Counselor at the SAC-IT, SAC, or CSAC level. Ability to relate well to persons from diverse ethnic and cultural backgrounds.