Provide experience, education, and professional services to assist and support individuals in developing and/or maintaining recovery-oriented, wellness-focused lifestyles. Qualifications
Driver's License - Secretary of State (SOS) And Proof of Auto Insurance - Varies And Certified Peer Recovery Specialist (CPRS) within 2 years - Illinois Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Professional Certification Association (IAODAPCA) Responsibilities Ensures Patients/Residents receive comprehensive services: Identification of patient into services, assessment, discharge planning, and other aspects of warm handoff. Is knowledgeable and capable of working with patients who present a dual problem, Co-Occurring Substance Use and Mental Health Disorder.
Identifying patient need for services and use identified evidence-based approach in identifying patient with SUD. Is able to recruit and work with identified patients, using motivational interviewing to engage the patient and integrate the patient into Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) programming. Is able to engage patients with SUD and facilitate warm handoff.
Ability to establish a collaborative relationship with the patient, provide practical and personalized support for entering and adhering to treatment Assist in creation of treatment planning Facilitate discharge planning and warm handoff. Ensuring that patient receives support and motivation to engage in and adhere to ongoing treatment. Provides that all patient contact and interaction is based upon inherent dignity, individuality, culture and beliefs of each patient.
Patient care is provided in a compassionate, humane, and non-enabling manner. Participates in interdisciplinary clinical staffing or ensures pertinent information is provided to team Demonstrates Motivational Interviewing skills when working with patients. May be responsible for transporting patients to appointments Provide continuum of care/follow up care to patients.
Be available after discharge to deliver recovery support, as needed. Ability to bridge care with insurance correlated community services Provide follow up instructions, appointments, and coordination for discharge planning. Provide detailed communication to receptive discharge providers to ensure warm handoff in the care coordination process.
Ability to identify barriers to transportation and assist with getting patient transportation to appointments Provide ongoing recovery support service to ensure patient arrives and is engaged by intake staff and ensure that patient remains engaged in treatment overtime – helping the patient navigate stages of change and practical considerations. Work with insurance provided transportation programs to ensure transportation Provide education/information to patients, families, and other invested parties.
Is knowledgeable in understanding of addiction, signs of overdose, and administration of naloxone products. Ability to educate patient and family in opiate use and administration of naloxone products. Ability to provide consultation with patient, family, insurance provider, and treatment providers to confirm recommended course of treatment is covered and/or affordable.
Assist in facilitation of services, based on quality initiatives and documentation in EMR. Ensures accurate documentation Collaborates with Manager and other departments to ensure documentation. Documents all Discharge Planning and Recovery Planning components accurately in EMR Assist with documentation in EMR to support quality initiatives Assist with audits for medical necessity documents as requested Facilitate Recovery Planning Provide Safe environment for Residents Provide Case Managment to those residing in recovery home
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