Clinical Therapist - Domestic Violence; DV & DUI
Listed on 2026-06-24
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Social Work
Mental Health, Substance Abuse Counselor
*$1500 Sign-On Bonus after 90 day of employment!*
The Domestic Violence (DV) & DUI Clinician is responsible for providing specialized intervention services, including court-ordered domestic violence and DUI education and treatment services. This role includes facilitating structured group interventions and providing individual services for court-involved and referred clients.
The DV component of this position focuses on delivering an evidence-based domestic violence intervention curriculum that emphasizes accountability, victim safety, and behavior change in alignment with Arizona Code of Judicial Administration (ACJA) 5-209 and expectations of the Domestic Violence Court and community partners, including Emerge Center Against Domestic Abuse.
The DUI component includes providing screening, education, and/or treatment services in accordance with ADHS and ADOT requirements, ensuring compliance with all regulatory standards.
This position will play a key role in supporting the development and implementation of both service lines and may evolve into a program leadership or supervisory role as services expand.
ESSENTIAL RESPONSIBILITIES Domestic Violence (DV) Services- Facilitate domestic violence intervention groups using an evidence-based curriculum (e.g., Emerge, Duluth, or similar)
- Provide individual sessions as needed to support client accountability and engagement
- Conduct comprehensive intake assessments, including review of collateral documentation (police reports, orders of protection, etc.)
- Utilize structured risk assessment tools (e.g., BIRAM) to assess and monitor participant risk
- Develop and implement treatment plans focused on behavior change, accountability, and reduction of abusive behaviors
- Complete detailed, court-aligned documentation, including progress reports and behavioral observations
- Monitor attendance, participation, and compliance with program requirements
- Collaborate with DV Court, probation, and community partners
- Support coordination with victim advocacy services (Emerge) in alignment with victim contact protocols
- Participate in case staffing's, review hearings, and multidisciplinary meetings as required
- Provide DUI screening, education, and/or treatment services in accordance with ADHS and ADOT requirements
- Facilitate DUI education and treatment groups
- Conduct assessments and develop service plans based on client needs and regulatory requirements
- Maintain compliance with all state regulations, documentation standards, and reporting requirements related to DUI services
- Monitor client participation and compliance with court or referral requirements
- Coordinate with referring agencies, courts, and other stakeholders as needed
- Support development and implementation of DV and DUI program structures, workflows, and documentation standards
- Ensure compliance with court, state, and agency requirements across both service lines
- Assist in refining processes related to intake, reporting, and service delivery
- Provide guidance and support to other staff as programs expand
- Participate in ongoing training specific to DV intervention and DUI services
- Maintain accurate, timely, and compliant clinical documentation
- Adhere to agency protocols, legal requirements, and professional standards
- Attend supervision and participate in ongoing training
- Collaborate with internal teams and external partners
- Perform other duties and responsibilities as assigned
Work hours are afternoons and evenings to 8:00 PM Monday through Thursday, and morning and afternoon to 4:00 PM on Friday, and are located in office.
COMMUNICATION AND INTERFACE- Engage in respectful and ongoing communication and problem solving with others
- Act as a positive and professional ambassador for the Agency both internally and in the greater community
- Collaborate with internal teams (Clinical, QM, Care Coordination)
- Coordinate with external partners including courts, probation, ADOT/ADHS, and community agencies
- Maintain professional boundaries while working with court-involved populations
- Deliver high quality service in complex and sensitive situations
- Adhere to…
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