Adolescent Substance Use Disorder & Mental Health IOP Clinician Wyomissing PA*

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Clinician – Substance Use & Mental Health Disorders – Adolescent IOP Supervisor:
Clinical Site Director/Chief Therapeutic Officer Our Vision and Mission

We chose our brand name, ETHOS, because the word “ethos” spoke to our desire to create a community and culture inspired by the spirit of helping others and manifested in both our core beliefs and the aspirations we state in our mission. Our mission, Helping People Help People, aptly captures that spirit. In our practice, it starts with helping clinicians help clients but extends beyond that to serve as a guiding principle for empowering one another toward personal growth.

Helping People Help People also expresses our shared desire to promote well‑being, both within our organization and in the broader community. We believe that by offering a helping hand and fostering connections in a supportive community, we can collectively make a meaningful difference in the lives of others.

ETHOS stands apart as a clinician-founded, owned, and operated organization, ensuring that every aspect of its approach is rooted in deep clinical expertise and ethical principles. Committed to delivering "conscience care," ETHOS integrates integrity, therapy, and support to create an environment where both clients and staff can thrive.

The Clinician in the Adolescent Substance Use & Mental Health IOP is responsible for providing comprehensive treatment services, including assessment, diagnosis, treatment and counseling to individuals, families or groups. The clinician will develop and implement care plans tailored to the needs of the client. The position requires strong clinical skills, knowledge of therapeutic techniques and the ability to engage clients in the treatment process.

Master’s degree in Social Work, Counseling, Psychology, or a related behavioral health field with at least one year of experience providing direct counseling for substance use and/or mental health disorders.

Bachelor’s degree in a related field with two years of direct experience in substance use disorder treatment.

Licensed or license-eligible in Pennsylvania (LPC, LCSW, LMFT preferred).

Certification or eligibility for certification as a CAADC, CADC, or actively working toward certification per DDAP regulations.

Experience with electronic health record (EHR) systems.

Strong understanding of treatment modalities and therapeutic interventions.

Working knowledge of the DSM‑V, with demonstrated ability to recognize the fundamental criteria set for substance use disorders.

Experience working with diverse populations, including individuals with co‑occurring disorders.

Excellent written and verbal communication, problem‑solving, interpersonal, and organizational skills.

Valid Pennsylvania Child Abuse Clearance, Child Protective Service Law certification, FBI Background Check, and PA State Police Criminal Background Check required.

Conduct a detailed clinical assessment of prospective clients to determine the appropriate level of care.

Use standardized assessment tools to determine a diagnosis.

Develop individualized treatment plans based on client needs and clinical guidelines.

Provide individual, group, and/or family therapy using evidence‑based therapeutic techniques (e.g., CBT, DBT, EMDR).

Facilitate crisis interventions for patients in distress or high‑risk situations.

Implement treatment plans and track progress over time, making adjustments as needed.

Coordinate care with other healthcare providers, including psychiatrists, social workers, and primary care physicians.

Connect clients with community resources (e.g. support groups, 12 step programs).

Monitor clients’ progress and follow…