As a private practice, we at Seasons of Change BHS, Inc. set ourselves apart by providing a caring environment in which patients can identify and explore issues and be given the insights and tools needed to move beyond old, limiting beliefs and behaviors. We employ the brightest individuals to achieve our mission. We are currently seeking candidates for the roles below. We invite you to browse our openings and apply online today!
Licensed Behavioral Health Provider or Behavioral Health Practitioner Under Supervision (LBHP, BHP) is responsible for and must be able to demonstrate the ability to provide outpatient behavioral health counseling for persons served, based on education and training achieved.
Education and Experience:
- Master's Degree in Human Services Field,
- Licensure or under supervision required for Behavioral Health Provider standards of governing state or agency,
- Minimum of 300 hours of practical experience in field.
Behavioral Health Rehabilitative Specialists are behavioral health remedial services which are necessary to improve the member's ability to function in the community. This service may include the Evidence Based Practice of Illness, Management, and Recovery and/or DMHSAS supportive services (assistance with the development of problem-solving and decision making skills to maintain or achieve optimal functioning within the community).
- Bachelor degree of above, and ODMHSAS training as a Behavioral Health Rehabilitation Specialist; or 2) CPRP (Certified Psychiatric Rehabilitation Practitioner) credential; or 3) Certification as an Alcohol and Drug Counselor (CADC) and 4) certified as a Case Manager I or II,
- Has a letter from ODMHSAS stating was grandfathered in as a BHRS under Fiscal Year 2010 requirements, and
- Has 1 year experience in psych-social, education, and/or behavioral health related field,
- A BHRS, AODTP, or LBHP or AODTP for AOD. Staff must be appropraitely trained in a recognized behavioral/management intervention program such as Person/Client Centered Methods, MANDT, CAPE, trauma informed, or other methodology.