Provide ongoing recovery support services to patients who are in active addiction or early recovery and may struggle with co-occurring disorders
Work with patients to develop a service plan that is based on concrete, measurable, realistic goals and monitor their service plan on a regular basis
Assist patients to identify their specific needs and work with them to identify and access resources in the community to meet those needs
Support patients in identifying and building upon their strengths
Models and supports patients and staff in health and wellness activities and with using healthy coping skills
Encourage and support patients in accessing and remaining engaged in AOD/Co-occurring/Mental Health treatment
Maintain regular contact with the various treatment providers to monitor the patients’ progress
Model for patients how to begin and/or continue in a recovery program they choose such as 12-step, faith-based or an alternative of their choice; how to choose a sponsor; how to choose a “home group” if appropriate; and to develop and utilize a support group
May accompany patients for treatment visits, health and human service appointments, court appearances, recovery support and any other supportive services based on the patients' status and individualized needs
Participate in assigned team meetings and/or consultations as requested
Participate in assigned and /or appropriate outreach activities to further the program
Provide all assigned paperwork, completed, accurate and on time
Participate in assigned meetings, staff development and required trainings
Communicate barriers and concerns regarding patients to the Director of Behavior Health
Will be required to communicate with patients for support after hours via cell phone