Position: Lab Assistant

Job Summary: The Lab Assistant is responsible for collecting urine samples, ensuring the integrity and security of each sample, and adhering to strict protocols and regulations.

Duties and Responsibilities:

• Completes point of care testing using CLIA waived devices. 
• Responsible for specimen handling (accessioning, labeling and aliquoting), while maintaining specimen integrity and sample identification. 
• Monitors lab orders in the client chart and performs testing according to the provider orders.
• Follows appropriate infection prevention procedures, utilizing PPE, and follows restrictions in contaminated areas. 
• Utilizes multiple computer software platforms and electronic tools to ensure compliant lab testing, enter client data, communicate with the lab and treatment teams, and support the overall function of the lab team.
• Refers to provider notes in the client charts, communicates the need for order transcription to the verbal orders team and may transcribe provider lab orders as appropriate.
• Follows processes to ensure schedules are complete, collection information is sent to the treatment team and all orders are updated in the client chart to accurately reflect completion.
• Maintains HIPAA compliance, managing sensitive information appropriately and maintaining the dignity and privacy of the clients. 
• Utilizes the Laboratory Information System to access and receive samples as well as access client reports. 
• Accesses the client electronic medical record to enter lab results into the client chart. 
• Alerts clinical and medical staff to abnormal lab results according to policy. 
• Enters billing data into the client chart according to policy.  
• Appropriately disposes of chemical and biological waste in accordance with policy and regulatory requirements. 
• Completes required daily and monthly lab maintenance logs and checklists. 
• Monitors inventory levels, place appropriate orders for supplies and always maintain par levels. 
• Transports samples to the main lab for testing and ensuring samples are transported timely. 
• Conducts a high standard of professionalism and abides by the LBHS Code of Conduct of Ethical Behavior. 
• Other duties as assigned. 

Required Qualifications:

• High School Diploma or equivalent
• Valid State of Ohio Driver's License, insurance, and willingness to travel
• Must pass BCI check, all Corporate Compliance checks, and employment drug screen
• Must be 25 years or older

Desired Qualifications:

• Previous experience in a healthcare or laboratory setting
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills

Schedule: Full time, Monday - Friday 8:30am - 5pm 

Compensation Range: $19.25 - $24.81 

Location: Lima, OH

Position: Peer Recovery Support Specialist (PRS)

Job Summary: Peer Recovery Services (PRS) has become a foundational part of a recovery-oriented continuum of care provided by Lighthouse to increase client engagement and facilitate wellness in a shorter time. This is accomplished through: (a) community-based services and not site-specific but provided in locations that meet the needs of the individuals served, (b) provided with high level and accurate emphatic relationship, authenticity, equity, and respect to clients with mental health and/or substance abuse disorder, (c) individualized and recovery focused. PRS Provider relationship and activities support and promote the person's ability to: (a) self-directed recovery (self-determination, self-Advocacy) (b) encourages to make informed choices (c) trauma-informed and diversity competence approach (d) focuses on well-being and independence. The treatment goals are accomplished through modeling, demonstrating, and sharing LIVED experiences by the PRS Provider to help others. 

Duties and Responsibilities: 

• Proactively seek to support individuals in recovery from a substance use disorder.  
• Services can be provided in the community, client’s home, or treatment facility office.
• PRS expresses understanding, support and respect for the many paths of recovery an individual client may wish to pursue. Services can be provided in-person or over the phone but not through text.  
• PRS must be able to drive and occasionally transport clients. 
• PRS must have a working knowledge of the drug and alcohol treatment system and be willing to assist the peer in accessing appropriate levels of care in consultation with licensed behavioral health clinicians. 
• The PRS must live a life in recovery and demonstrate a commitment to the recovery community. 
• Maintaining confidentiality of communication between peer and peer recovery supporters. The confidential nature of this relationship does not extend to areas covered by mandated reporting.
• The PRS are considered mandated reporters in the State of Ohio. 
• The PRS will serve as a role model, act as a mentor, advocate, and motivator. 
• Serve as group facilitator for various peer led support groups. 
• The PRS must demonstrate an ability to share personal recovery experiences and to develop authentic peer to peer relationships. 
• Maintain electronic health record, billing sheets, group-sign in and other records as required.
• Assist recovering persons to identify their personal interests, goals, strengths, and weaknesses regarding recovery. 
• Support connections to community based, mutual self-help groups. 
• Participate and contribute to weekly staffing discussions with clinical and case management. 
• Other duties as assigned. 

Required Experience/Abilities: 

• Keeps abreast of community resources, educates clients about those resources.  
• Promotes a natural support system in the community for clients served.  
• Promotes progressive pro-social interventions (e.g., client connectedness in the community, involvement in a safe and supportive environment, participation in activities where the person served finds social acceptance, and positive reinforcement to promote recovery).  
• Encourages community-based "Wellness and Recovery Action Plan."  

Required Education: 

• Minimum high school diploma/ G.E.D. 
• Must possess OMHAS or other designated accrediting body in the State of Ohio Peer Recovery Support certification and be in good standing. 
• Valid State of Ohio Driver's License and valid car insurance
• Must pass BCI check, all Corporate Compliance checks, and employment drug screen
• Must be 25 years or older

Desired  Experience:   

• Able to respect and maintain confidential information.
• Demonstrates good interpersonal skills. 
• Good listening, supporting, motivating, encouraging skill sets.  
• Good in time management, organizing, and able to prioritize activities.
• Comfortable and dedicated to helping others.
• Self-directed and self-motivated.  

Schedule Options: Part time, weekends

Compensation Range: $18 - $20/hr

Location: Lima, OH

Hiring Bonus - $500

Position: Peer Recovery Support Specialist (PRS)

Job Summary: Peer Recovery Services (PRS) has become a foundational part of a recovery-oriented continuum of care provided by Lighthouse to increase client engagement and facilitate wellness in a shorter time. This is accomplished through: (a) community-based services and not site-specific but provided in locations that meet the needs of the individuals served, (b) provided with high level and accurate emphatic relationship, authenticity, equity, and respect to clients with mental health and/or substance abuse disorder, (c) individualized and recovery focused. PRS Provider relationship and activities support and promote the person's ability to: (a) self-directed recovery (self-determination, self-Advocacy) (b) encourages to make informed choices (c) trauma-informed and diversity competence approach (d) focuses on well-being and independence. The treatment goals are accomplished through modeling, demonstrating, and sharing LIVED experiences by the PRS Provider to help others. 

Duties and Responsibilities: 

• Proactively seek to support individuals in recovery from a substance use disorder.  
• Services can be provided in the community, client’s home, or treatment facility office.
• PRS expresses understanding, support and respect for the many paths of recovery an individual client may wish to pursue. Services can be provided in-person or over the phone but not through text.  
• PRS must be able to drive and occasionally transport clients. 
• PRS must have a working knowledge of the drug and alcohol treatment system and be willing to assist the peer in accessing appropriate levels of care in consultation with licensed behavioral health clinicians. 
• The PRS must live a life in recovery and demonstrate a commitment to the recovery community. 
• Maintaining confidentiality of communication between peer and peer recovery supporters. The confidential nature of this relationship does not extend to areas covered by mandated reporting.
• The PRS are considered mandated reporters in the State of Ohio. 
• The PRS will serve as a role model, act as a mentor, advocate, and motivator. 
• Serve as group facilitator for various peer led support groups. 
• The PRS must demonstrate an ability to share personal recovery experiences and to develop authentic peer to peer relationships. 
• Maintain electronic health record, billing sheets, group-sign in and other records as required.
• Assist recovering persons to identify their personal interests, goals, strengths, and weaknesses regarding recovery. 
• Support connections to community based, mutual self-help groups. 
• Participate and contribute to weekly staffing discussions with clinical and case management. 
• Other duties as assigned. 

Required Experience/Abilities: 

• Keeps abreast of community resources, educates clients about those resources.  
• Promotes a natural support system in the community for clients served.  
• Promotes progressive pro-social interventions (e.g., client connectedness in the community, involvement in a safe and supportive environment, participation in activities where the person served finds social acceptance, and positive reinforcement to promote recovery).  
• Encourages community-based "Wellness and Recovery Action Plan."  

Required Education: 

• Minimum high school diploma/ G.E.D. 
• Must possess OMHAS or other designated accrediting body in the State of Ohio Peer Recovery Support certification and be in good standing. 
• Valid State of Ohio Driver's License and valid car insurance
• Must pass BCI check, all Corporate Compliance checks, and employment drug screen
• Must be 25 years or older

Desired  Experience:   

• Able to respect and maintain confidential information.
• Demonstrates good interpersonal skills. 
• Good listening, supporting, motivating, encouraging skill sets.  
• Good in time management, organizing, and able to prioritize activities.
• Comfortable and dedicated to helping others.
• Self-directed and self-motivated.  

Schedule Options: Part time and full time available:

Monday - Friday 10am - 6pm or Wednesday - Sunday 12pm - 8pm

Compensation Range: $18 - $20/hr

Location: Lima, OH

Offering Hiring Bonus: $3,000
Position: Clinical Therapist 

Job Summary: Assisting individuals recovering from addiction or mental health challenges by providing specialized clinical services. This position reports to a Clinical Supervisor.  

Duties and Responsibilities: 

• Provides clinical services such as individual and group therapy, case management, and crisis intervention services to Lighthouse clients within the scope of practice and as privileged by the supervisor. 
• Completes the crisis and safety plan, treatment plan, service notes, transition and discharge plan, forms, and miscellaneous job-related reports about a person served in the time frame required by the center, accreditation and certification bodies, respective professional licensing boards, and funding sources. 
• Maintains an accurate and complete clinical record for each client served under Quality Improvement and billing standards. 
• Assists in program development and planning as assigned. 
• Responds to requests for clinical information on clients served as allowed by law and applicable rules and regulations. Verbal and written communications of Protected Health Information (PHI) must comply with 42 CFR Part 2, mental health laws, and HIPAA. The Counselor shares only information within the scope of practice and professional licensing standards. 
• Keeps abreast of community resources, educates clients about those resources, and makes appropriate referrals as needed to meet client needs. Activates Case Management or CPST Services as medically necessary to help remove barriers to recovery (e.g., problems with finance/poverty, living arrangements/housing, occupation, skill-building/education, and support system). 
• Collaborates and coordinates with other service providers involved in client care in the community to promote integrated and holistic care. 
• Responds to community professionals in a timely manner, after contacting Lighthouse staff. 
• Promotes progressive pro-social interventions (e.g., client connectedness in the community, involvement in a safe and supportive environment, participation in activities where the client finds social acceptance), and positive reinforcement strategies. 
• Person-centered, strength-based, and culturally sensitive approach when promoting client engagement in the community. 

Requirements: 

• Bachelor’s Degree in Social Work or related field or equivalent experience. 
• Active license (LCDC II/LCDC III/ LSW/LPC/LICDC/LISW/LPCC) 
• Must pass BCI check, all Corporate Compliance checks, and employment drug screen. 

Schedule: Monday - Friday 8:30am - 5:00pm

Compensation Ranges:

$50,000 – $57,500 LCDCII & LCDCIII
$60,000 – $67,500 Bachelors LSW
$65,000 – $72,500 LPC, Masters LSW, LICDC, & LICDC-CS
$70,000 – $80,000 LISW & LPCC
$75,000 – $83,500 LPCC-S & LISW-S

**Compensation is dependent on licensure and years of experience

Location: Lima, OH