Description
The role provides administrative and staff supervision, individual and group case consultation, client-care coordination, treatment planning, direct client services, documentation, shift management, placement support, and field-based services. It requires a master’s degree in a behavioral science, a valid current BBS registration or license such as MFT, LCSW, or LPCC, a California driver’s license, current auto insurance, cultural competency, and either mental health or substance-use disorder service experience; bilingual ability, Microsoft Office, and EHR software knowledge are preferred.
