• Part time (less than 30 hours) weekly clinical time, OR Full time (30 hours or more) weekly clinical time
• Prepare and complete all necessary treatment plans and documentation in a timely manner
• Prepare reports for third parties (SSI, VR, OTR, Release of Information, etc.)
• Schedule patients as needed
• Collect fees from patients as needed
• Assist in maintaining proper relations with referral sources
• Assist in maintaining professional and courteous relationships within ANASAZI and working associates

Receive Training in:

• The ANASAZI Way ™
• The Choice ™(The Arbinger Institute, www.arbinger.com)
• The Choice in Intervention ™
• Non-violent Crisis Intervention
• Managing Results ™
• Clinical Documentation
• Outdoor Survival Skills (as written by Larry D. Olsen)
• Wilderness First Aid
• Maps, Radio, GPS, and Orienteering

Positions available:
ANASAZI is now accepting applications for potential TrailWalkers. TrailWalkers work with youth 13-17 and young adults 18-25 who are struggling with substance abuse and emotional and behavioral concerns. Applications should be submitted at least 2 weeks prior to the desired training date.

Qualifications:
Applicants must be 21 years of age or older. High School and/or College Diploma/Transcripts and/or Certificate of Degree and three (3) letters of recommendation must accompany application.  Applicants must pass a drug screen and fingerprint clearance check. Previous volunteer work or work with adolescents is preferred. Must be willing to work for at least 8 "rotations" (average of 3-4 months time).

Responsibilities:
As a TrailWalker your primary responsibility is to live an exemplary life, teach healthy lifeskills, and maintain a safe and caring environment. Work schedule is 8 days in remote backcountry areas and 6 days off.

Pay & Benefits:
The starting pay for TrailWalkers is $95/day. Head TrailWalkers can earn up to $120 per day. After 90 days, TrailWalkers are eligible for benefits upon committing for an additional 6 months.

This could be the opportunity to 'make a difference' that you have been looking for!

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I. The Family Therapist/"Shadow" shall be responsible for conducting an intake session with parents upon admission of their child for the purpose of:

• Assessing the needs and expectations of the family
• Providing a general review of the ANASAZI program and orientation to the schedule of the program,
• Informing parents of their responsibilities and the importance of their participation in the program,
• Giving parents copies of the Relationship Seminar materials and emphasizing the importance of studying the materials and implementing the principles they contain.

II. The Family Therapist/"Shadow" will provide the following services to clients, parents/caregivers, and referring professionals:

• Weekly therapy sessions with parents/caregivers,
• At least two individual therapy sessions per week with clients,
• Weekly reports to clergy, education consultants, therapists or other referring professionals upon request and approval from the client and caregivers,
• Assisting clients in completion of their academic work while in the program.

III. The Family Therapist/"Shadow" shall prepare and complete all necessary treatment plans and documentation in a timely manner, including:

• A treatment plan within one week of admission,
• A mid-program (3-week) treatment plan review and update,
• Weekly progress notes for sessions with clients and caregivers,
• A discharge summary and aftercare plan within one week of discharge.

IV. The Family Therapist/"Shadow" shall inform and mentor the paraprofessionals and behavioral health technicians in effective therapeutic interventions for clients through the following:

• Weekly staffing of individual clients in the field with Behavioral Health Technicians.
• Participation in Behavioral Health Technician trainings and weekly performance improvement/quality assurance meetings.

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