Director of Outpatient

Copper Springs, part of Lifepoint Behavioral Health, nationally known healthcare organization with diversified delivery network with facilities from coast to coast, seeks passionate, patient-centric, and goal-oriented team members. We specialize in compassionate behavioral health services, including crisis stabilization, inpatient care, and outpatient treatment for acute mental health and substance use treatment. Our philosophy is built on a psychosocial model of care to decrease suicide rates, decrease addiction-related deaths, reverse the decline in life expectancy, and improve productivity in the communities we serve. We offer a collaborative work environment, competitive compensation, and flexible scheduling so you can focus on what matters–providing quality patient care. Join our team in Avondale, Arizona to build a career that touches lives.

Benefits:

• Affordable medical, dental and vision plans provided to meet the needs of full employees and their families
• Tuition reimbursement
• 401(k) retirement plan
• Flexible spending and health savings accounts
• UKG Wallet - We've partnered with UKG Wallet, a voluntary Earned Wage Access benefit, to offer employees access to their pay on their own schedule
  
  

What you do in this role:

• Ensure your team accurately and timely completes clinical treatment programs and activities
• Supervises family and group counseling and develops, implements, and supervises a variety of therapeutic treatment modalities/processes
• Oversees discharge planning to ensure an optimal post hospital transition
• Responsible for ensuring that clinical documentation is current and accurate and meets all regulatory and other standards
  
  

Qualifications:

• Master’s Degree in Social Work/Social Services
• Current unencumbered clinical social work or counseling licensure (LCSW preferred, LPC) and valid driver’s license
• CPR and CPI Certification within 30 day of employment
• Previous experience in inpatient healthcare required. Knowledge of psychiatric and chemical dependency treatment principles required