Licensed Clinical Social Worker; LCSW) Coverage at Outpatient Facility in Indianapolis, Indiana

This Job at a Glance

• Job Reference
  -223238-LCSW-IN

• Title:
  
  LCSW

• Dates Needed: ASAP - Ongoing

• Shift Type:
  Day Shift

• Assignment Type:
  Outpatient

• Call
  
  Required:
  
  No

• Board Certification
  
  Required:
  
  No

• Job Duration:
  Locums

This outpatient recovery center provides behavioral health and addiction-related services to adult patients in Indianapolis, Indiana. The facility operates with a collaborative support team that includes Case Managers, Therapists, and Behavioral Health Technicians (BHTs). The center offers a structured, on-site environment focused on recovery and rehabilitation.

Indianapolis, Indiana offers a range of cultural and recreational attractions for visitors and residents. The city is home to the world's largest children's museum, the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, and White River State Park. Walkable neighborhoods such as Fountain Square, Mass Ave, and Broad Ripple offer independent shops, local dining, and public art, while Eagle Creek Park, spanning over 3,900 acres, provides opportunities for hiking, fishing, and birdwatching.

The primary responsibility for this role is facilitating both individual and group therapy sessions during day shift hours on a full-time, on-site basis. Clinicians will conduct an average of 2-3 individual sessions and 2-3 group sessions per day, serving adult patients presenting with behavioral health and addiction-related concerns. Patients include those with substance use disorder (SUD) and dual-diagnosis conditions. Prior experience with SUD and dual-diagnosis populations is preferred.

• Case Load/PPD: 3-6 Sessions per day

• Support Staff:
  Case Managers, Therapists, BHTs

• Patient Population:
  Adults

• Location Type:
  On-Site

• Prescriptive Authority
  
  Required:
  
  No

• Government:
  No

• Shift
  
  Hours:
  
  Full time (40 hours)

• Cases Treated:
  Behavioral health and addiction-related issues; SUD and dual-diagnosis populations