Clinical Therapist Job Description

About Health Care Alliance NA

Health Care Alliance North America (HCANA) started with Oasis Recovery Center in Asheville, NC. Our founders wanted to create an addiction treatment center that treated clients as individuals, casting aside the impersonal and apathetic approaches used by other providers, including the recovery centers they attended themselves. Four years later, as Oasis Recovery was established as a leader in the recovery community, our founders knew the next step was to increase our services to reach people who needed urgent help across all levels of care, and HCANA was born.

Since 2018, HCANA has opened a dedicated detox facility in Asheville near Mission Hospital, a 24/7 residential treatment center in Knoxville, TN, and a holistic and adventure-based treatment center in Ocoee, TN. As we expand, we are dedicated to ensuring that our services maintain the same quality and individualized care across all our centers. Every aspect of treatment is intentional, from our clinicians customizing treatment plans and empathizing with clients to the joyful conversations and snacks our transportation providers gladly offer as they take clients to and from the centers.

Position Summary

The Clinical Therapist provides comprehensive clinical services to clients within the treatment program, with

primary responsibility for group facilitation, individual therapy, and clinical programming. The therapist serves

as a primary group facilitator and provides individual and group therapy to Executive Model clients, while

contributing to the development and implementation of extended therapeutic recovery programming.

Essential Responsibilities

Clinical Therapy

• Provide individual therapy to Executive Model clients.

• Complete clinical assessments, treatment planning, progress documentation, and discharge planning in

accordance with program and regulatory standards.

• Utilize evidence-based, trauma-informed, and recovery-oriented clinical interventions to address

substance use, mental health, trauma, behavioral health, and co-occurring concerns.

• Maintain appropriate clinical boundaries, ethical standards, and confidentiality in all client interactions.

• Monitor client progress and adjust treatment interventions based on clinical presentation, needs, and

treatment goals.

Primary Group Facilitator

• Serve as a primary facilitator for scheduled clinical and therapeutic groups.

• Plan and facilitate structured, engaging, and clinically appropriate group sessions.

• Utilize evidence-based approaches and therapeutic modalities to promote insight, emotional regulation,

coping skills, relapse prevention, interpersonal development, and sustained recovery.

• Maintain a safe, respectful, and therapeutically supportive group environment.

• Monitor group dynamics and provide appropriate clinical interventions when needed.

• Complete timely and clinically appropriate group documentation.

Executive Model Clinical Services

• Provide primary individual therapy to Executive Model clients.

• Facilitate therapeutic and clinical groups specifically designed to meet the needs of Executive Model

clients.

• Develop individualized therapeutic interventions that address the unique professional, relational,

emotional, and recovery needs of executive-level clientele.

• Collaborate with the multidisciplinary team to ensure continuity and coordination of care for Executive

Model clients.

• Maintain a high level of professionalism, discretion, responsiveness, and clinical judgment when

working with Executive Model clientele.

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Extended Therapeutic Recovery Programming

• Assist with the development, implementation, and ongoing refinement of extended therapeutic recovery

programming.

• Contribute clinical expertise to programming designed to support clients beyond the primary treatment

episode.

• Assist in developing therapeutic groups, workshops, recovery resources, and continuing-care

programming.

• Support programming that strengthens relapse prevention, life skills, emotional wellness, relationships,

accountability, and long-term recovery.

• Collaborate with clinical leadership and other team members to evaluate programming effectiveness and

identify opportunities for improvement.