Clinical Tech at New Paths Inc

Flint, Michigan, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

09 Mar, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

09 Dec, 25

Experience

2 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Behavioral Sciences, Human Services, Substance Use Disorder, Mental Health, Compassionate Interaction, Documentation, Basic Computer Skills, Client Engagement, Medication Administration, Educational Interventions, Performance Improvement, Team Collaboration, Professional Development, Activity Organization, Shift Reporting, Ethics Adherence

Industry

Description

We are looking for Clinical Technicians to work 2nd or 3rd shift. Our mission is one of providing individuals an opportunity to change their lives. We are committed to utilizing innovative, evidence-based pathways to assist individuals in achieving and sustaining a healthy quality of life. The vision of New Paths, Inc. is to be an effective and dynamic force in the treatment of behavioral health while recognizing the individuality of the person served. Our Clinical Technicians are: Responsible for meeting with new clients, reviewing rules and expectations, daily schedules, medication protocols, taking vital signs according to protocols, and the overall introduction to the unit. Support and adhere to the NPI Code of Ethics, work rules, policies, plans and procedures to promote a safe and secure environment for the residents, visitors and employees of New Paths. Responsible for providing a variety of structured and unstructured educational and supportive interventions to clients receiving services at New Paths. Responsible for implementation of the daily program schedule. Remain engaged with clients in the milieu throughout the shift to promote personal growth and environmental safety. Assist clients with timely self-administration of prescribed medications according to policy and procedure. Document interventions and/or services thoroughly, accurately and timely according to policy and procedure. Work with clients to organize special activities including holiday plans, recreational activities, etc., to include timely budget preparation and submission to administration. Communicate shift report both verbally and in writing to coworkers each and every shift. Maintain commitment to professional competency by maintaining professional growth and development (20 continuing education units, CEU’s, per year). Participate in performance appraisal process by identifying professional learning needs and individual goals with supervisor. Participate in staff meetings/team meetings/peer review as required. Participate in performance improvement efforts and other responsibilities as designated by the Director of Clinical Services. REQUIRED ABILITIES AND MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS Required: 1. Bachelor’s degree in Behavioral Sciences, Human Services or equivalent, OR two (2) or more years’ experience with substance use disorder and/or mental health populations. 2. If applicable, Registered Development Plan with MCBAP, CADC, CAADC (for substance use disorder). 3. If applicable, maintain licensing and/or certification to meet contractual and State requirements. 4. Demonstrate the ability to interact with challenging and complex clients in a compassionate, respectful and professional manner. 5. Ability to apply and successfully acquire and maintain privileging and credentialing through New Paths. 6. Ability to thoroughly and competently document therapeutic intervention to meet NPI, contract and accreditation requirements. 7. Basic computer skills. Preferred: 1. Experience with Michigan Department of Corrections Physical and Mental Effort: Light physical effort with freedom of movement. Likelihood of multiple, interpersonal interactions with distressed persons, families, and their referral sources. Duties conducted within a professional office setting and access areas within the building with stairs. Regular computer keyboard use and some light lifting (10-15 lbs.) may be required. Some local travel may be associated with the position.

Responsibilities

Clinical Technicians are responsible for meeting with new clients, reviewing rules and expectations, and providing educational and supportive interventions. They also assist clients with medication administration and document interventions according to policy.