Location: Pataskala,OH, USA
Licking County Alcoholism Prevention Program (LAPP) is seeking a Counselor to join our team at our Pataskala location. The Counselor will conduct behavioral health assessments, implement treatment plans and provide individual and group counseling practices to array of clients who have mental health and/or substance use related barriers. Over the years the agency has developed a significant number of new and innovative programs in the community including, but not limited to, the Step One Program at the Licking County Justice Center, the Options 72 Hour Driver Intervention Program, a comprehensive gender-specific women's program that was the first in the county, some of the first prevention programs in the county, an intensive outpatient program, employee assistance programs (EAP), Department of Transportation services, drug-free workplace programs and training for other organizations, the first youth treatment program in the county and other similar services. In addition to the direct treatment services that LAPP provides, LAPP is also heavily involved with the Community Corrections Committee, felony Drug Court, OVI Court, and the Licking County Intervention for Treatment, and other specialize programming with family and criminal justice systems. This full-time position provides a comprehensive benefits package, including a generous PTO package, paid Holidays, Health/Dental/Vision insurance, and a 403(b)-retirement plan with employer contribution. LAPP is a Federal Loan Forgiveness Participant. LAPP, is a non-profit community behavioral health center, has been providing quality behavioral healthcare to adults and adolescents for more than 56 years and seeks to make a positive difference in the lives of individuals living with mental health issues and substance use disorders. We offer our staff an environment where ideas and contributions are recognized and valued. Our team members are provided a range of growth opportunities, comprehensive benefits, career resources, celebratory acknowledgments, and the chance to give back to the population we serve. LAPP generally sees over 1200 new clients per year. As a counselor, you will be uniquely situated to support and treat our clients. This opportunity will challenge your ability to provide compassionate care to the most vulnerable populations and work collaboratively with internal and external stakeholders, staff, and professionals. Additionally, the Counselor will: