Find & Apply For Substance Abuse Counselor Jobs in Conway, South Carolina

Are you passionate about making a real difference in people's lives? At Shoreline Behavioral Health services, we strive to provide timely clinical interventions and treatment services to those struggling with addiction and co-occurring disorders. We are dedicated to providing compassionate and accessible care within our community and adjoining areas. We are seeking a full-time clinical counselor to join our clinical team who is motivated by a passion to help individuals and families struggling with addiction and co-occurring disorders. Applicant must be willing and available to work five days a week (M-F) to include some evening hours, as needed. This position is housed within our outpatient clinic in Conway, SC.

Specific Responsibilities:

Provides individual and group counseling Completes biopsychosocial assessments during open access, as needed Provides crisis intervention services to call-in and walk-in clients, as needed Assists other clinical staff with staffing cases, placement decisions, and treatment methods/materials Able to learn and implement evidence-based treatment modalities Contributes effectively as a team member, participating in weekly team meetings, sharing ideas, and communicating with supervisors and other team members Maintains accurate records as required by OSUS, Medicaid and agency policy/procedures, as assigned Maintains current licensures and/or certification necessary for the position Maintains client charts according to quality standards regarding clinical content and timely entry as established by OSUS, Medicaid and agency policy/procedures Provides the required amount of direct service time each week Performs other duties as assigned by supervisor

Position Benefits:

Comprehensive benefits package including participation in PEBA insurance, the SC Retirement System, Deferred Compensation, and paid time off for holidays & personal/sick leave Credentialing assistance Opportunities for continuing education credits (CEUs)

Qualifications:

Bachelor's degree in human service-related field and working toward licensure and/or master's degree. Applicant must be willing to explore and learn cutting-edge treatment modalities and possess excellent documentation and time-management skills. Experience working with adolescents and the family unit as well as leading group therapy is preferred.

Note:

Applicant must have availability to work evening hours as needed.