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Washington, DC
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Washington, DC Job Details Contract 12 hours ago Qualifications Electronic health records (EHR) management Psychoeducational group therapy facilitation HIPAA Substance abuse treatment center experience Care documentation Clinical case management notes Substance abuse counseling CAC I Substance abuse Health information regulatory compliance Group education sessions for patient education Multidisciplinary team collaboration for treatment planning Psychoeducation Human Services Clinical confidentiality policies Experience working with individuals with substance use disorders Managing patient records Care conference participation Communication skills Entry level Substance abuse recovery planning Group counseling Therapy progress note documentation Group therapy instruction Full Job Description Position Summary CareNationDC is seeking a CAC I to support substance use disorder treatment services under appropriate supervision. The CAC I will assist with client education, counseling support, recovery planning, documentation, and care coordination. Key Responsibilities Provide SUD counseling services within the scope of CAC I credentialing. Assist clients with recovery goals and relapse prevention planning. Support group counseling, psychoeducation, and recoveryfocused activities. Complete progress notes and required documentation in the EHR. Participate in treatment team meetings and supervision. Monitor client participation and report concerns to clinical supervisors. Follow
ASAM, SUD
program requirements, HIPAA, and confidentiality standards. Maintain professional boundaries and protect client information. Qualifications Active or eligible CAC I credential in Washington, DC preferred. Experience in addiction treatment, recovery services, behavioral health, or human services preferred. Strong communication and documentation skills. Ability to follow supervision, treatment protocols, and agency policies. Must be dependable, respectful, and clientcentered.