Eric Craig Billig, MA., MFT, LCASA, QP
*** ******** *****, ******, **. 27703
919-***-**** cell.
Highlights:
Substance abuse specialist for an ACT team 4 years.
Experience with dual diagnosis SPMI population.
Proficient with Value Options and Wake Co. authorizations.
Supervision experience in an inpatient facility.
Experience:
Fellowship Health Resources
Raleigh, N.C. 2008 to 2012
Substance Abuse Specialist ACT team
Qualified Professional Community Support
Provided direct therapeutic interventions, coordinate support team and
resources to provide meaningful recovery for individuals with serious
persistent mental illness and co-occurring disorders.
Development of Person Centered Plan, assessments client chart, Substance
Abuse treatment and assessments, Value Options and IPRS authorizations.
Consult and coordinate with community state agencies, housing departments,
medication management, medical and mental health providers, natural
resources, and families to assist individuals in increasing their
independence and dignity.
Provided on-call 24 hour crisis assistance and intervention.
Coordinate treatment team meetings.
Maintain case load of up to 35 clients.
B&D Behavioral Health Services
Durham, N.C. 07/2007 to 01/2008
Qualified Professional
Provide direct clinical services to adults on an individual, group, and
family basis in the community for the purpose of promoting personal growth
and development by teaching behavioral symptom-management techniques for
alleviating and managing symptoms not reduced by medication.
Provide individual therapy
Identify need for SA treatment. Participate in providing substance abuse
treatment under the guidelines of the primary SA Therapist.
Develop, facilitate, and/or participate in various skills building and/or
therapeutic groups as needed.
Provide skill building and daily living skills to individuals. Provide
ongoing assessment, problem solving, side-by-side services, supervision
(e.g., prompts, assignments, monitoring, encouragement, etc) and
environmental adaptations to assist individuals with activities of daily
living.
Utilize motivational interviewing techniques to increase/identify
individuals' capacity/level for change and intervene appropriately.
Provide skills training for social and leisure-time activities.
Organize/lead individual and group social activities for the purpose of
social skills training.
Consult with community agencies and families to assist individuals in
developing natural supports and maintaining these supports for their
participation in the coordination of the treatment process.
Provide psycho-education to individuals and their natural supports.
Provide on-call crisis intervention per a designated rotational schedule
for after hour's response.
Participate in daily treatment team meetings.
Handle paperwork duties for an assigned sub-group of individuals (e.g.
developing/managing the Person Centered
Plan, submitting authorizations to funding sources, managing clinical
files, etc).
Prepare and submit documentation accurately and timely.
Easter Seals, Wake County ACTT
Raleigh, N.C. 2006 to 2007
Therapist/Qualified Professional
Provided skill building and daily living skills. Provided ongoing
assessment, problem solving, side-by-side services, skills training,
supervision (e.g., prompts, assignments, monitoring, encouragement), and
environmental adaptations to assist clients with activities of daily
living.
Organized & lead individual and group social activities to structure
clients= time, increase social experiences and provide opportunities to
practice social skills and receive feedback and support.
Provide paperwork duties for an assigned group of clients including NC
TOPPS, ITR, case management, ACTT assessments, coordinating and monitoring
the activities of the individual treatment team; assume primary
responsibility for developing, writing, implementing, evaluating, and
revising overall treatment goals and plans in conjunction with the Person
Centered Plan. To be completed within the first 25 days of treatment and
submit to supervisor for approval.
Renaissance Malibu Recovery www.maliburecovery.com
Malibu, Ca. 2004 to 2006
Clinical Assistant Supervisor
Renaissance Malibu is a dual diagnosis treatment center specializing in
alcohol and substance abuse. Responsible for training, scheduling and
supervising all Clinical Assistants, and model professionalism and
diplomacy while creating a structured, supportive environment for
Renaissance clients and clinical staff.
Pharmaceutical medication dispensing
Implement clinical modalities to clients
Crisis intervention
Group therapy (anger mgmt, 12 step, biology in recovery, process)
Scheduled 42 shifts a week for a 24/7 facility.
Conducts written Employee evaluations
Conducts Monthly in service training
Conducts interviews for new hires
Implements training curricula/ orientation process for CA=s
Coordinate with Human Resources (personal matters), Chief of Staff (Crisis)
Doctor
Coordinate Quality Assurance/ Chart reviews
Provides drug/alcohol behavior modifications for clients
Oversees all detox clients 24/7
Maintaining a positive atmosphere in a treatment center facility
CPR and first aid certified
Carevan Transportation
Glendale, California 1998 to 2004
Non emergency transportation specialist
Transported the mentally ill, terminally ill and the elderly to various
locations. Provided administrative and office support, including word
processing, calendar management and scheduling. Screening and directing
patient transportation, filing and correspondence for the executives of
each hospital department. Interacts and assesses patient's medical
condition, temperament and facilitates with doctors and nurses.
Education
Masters Degree in Psychology 2004 to 2006
Ryokan College-Los Angeles, California
Bachelor of Arts Degree in Human Behavior 2003 to 2004
Ryokan College- Los Angeles
Related Experience
Provisional license as a Clinical Addiction Specialist NC
Awarded the Mission of Spirit Award for employee of the Month at Saint
Josephs Hospital
Specializing in addiction recovery.
References available upon request