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(Archived) Substance Use Disorder Clinical Supervisor

Last Updated: 10/07/20

Job Description

Correctional healthcare is not just a job. It’s a calling.

By choosing a career with Corizon Health you are choosing the opportunity to truly make a difference in the health, well-being, and future of the patients you serve. We take pride in being a pioneer provider of correctional healthcare. If you are interested in helping us continue our legacy of innovation and clinical expertise, we encourage you to connect with us today.

Responsibilities

Below is a list of your responsibilities as a Substance Abuse Counselor Supervisor with Corizon Health at Baltimore Central Book Intake located in Baltimore, MD:

  • Ensures compliance with federal and Maryland regulations and Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services policies and procedures.

  • Adhere to the standards of the National Commission of Correctional Healthcare Accreditation.

  • Provides direct supervision and consultation to LCPC, LGADC, LCADC, CAC-AD, CSC-AD and/or ADT.

  • CAC-AD S only to provide direct supervision and consultation to CAC-AD, CSC-AD and/or ADT.

  • Develop schedule and assign caseload for the counseling department to ensure adequate coverage.

  • Monitors the activities and provides direction to counseling staff to ensure compliance with policies and procedures.

  • Conduct staff performance evaluation.

  • Support supervisees and accept the overflow of caseloads if counselor to patient ratio exceeds the regulatory requirement.

  • Coordinates with the medical, mental health, correctional and ancillary staff in order to provide substance abuse services to patients.

  • Evaluate program effectiveness and report problems encountered.

  • Meets with addiction medicine team to assure open communication.

  • Provide substance abuse education and training to health and institutional staff.

  • Develops regional operational plans and policies.

  • Prepare monthly reports as required.

  • Assist in interviewing and evaluating applications for professional positions.

  • Adheres to and enforces safety and security policies and participates in disaster drills.

  • Attends mandatory and optional in-service training on annual basis.

  • Participates in and conducts in-service programs.

  • Provides direct assistance to the Administrator in administration, planning, management and delivery of health and substance abuse services at the facility level.

  • Contributes to health program development and evaluation.

  • Provides documentation in accordance with unit policies and procedures.

  • Other duties as assigned.

Experience & Requirements

  • Must hold an active LCPC, LCADC, or CAC-AD in the state of Maryland.

  • Must have an approved Supervisor status under the Maryland Board of Professional Counseling.

  • Must be able to supervise the following: LCPC, LGADC, LCADC, CAC-AD, CSC-AD and/or ADT.

  • Previous clinical experience of 3 or more years as an LCPC, LCADC, LGADC, CAC-AD and/or CSC-AD preferred.

  • Experience must be working with substance abuse or related fields preferred.

  • Correctional experienced preferred.

  • No disciplinary action under the Maryland Board of Professional Counseling.

  • CPR Certification.

A background check, security clearance and drug screening are required for this role.

Corizon Health is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer. In compliance with federal and state employment opportunity laws, qualified applicants are considered for all positions without regard to race, gender, national origin, religion, age, sexual orientation, disability, Vietnam era veteran, or disabled Veteran status. EOE including Disability/Protected Veterans.

Company Details

Brentwood, Tennessee, United States
Corizon Health provides correctional patients with high-quality healthcare and reentry services that will reduce recidivism and better the communities where we live and work. We are dedicated to meeting the needs of the growing number of incarcerated persons with physical and mental illness and the professionals who care for them.