Case Manager / Alcohol & Drug Trainee (ADT)

Case Manager / Alcohol & Drug Trainee (ADT) Holland Wellness Center Baltimore, MD Job Details Full-time | Contract From $51,986.82 a year 1 day ago Benefits Career development plan Qualifications Organizational skills Human Services Social Work Clinical confidentiality policies Clinical documentation standards Individual counseling Group counseling Time management Full Job Description Holland Wellness Center is hiring a Case Manager / Alcohol & Drug Trainee to support clients on their recovery journey while building a credentialed career in substance use counseling. This is a rare combined role: you'll provide hands-on case management and counseling support today and work under board-approved supervision toward your Maryland counseling credentials. If you're compassionate, organized, and serious about a career in behavioral health, we'll help you grow into it. About Holland Wellness Center Holland Wellness Center is a Maryland behavioral health and wellness organization providing substance use and mental health services. We focus on client-centered care, strong clinical documentation, and a supportive team environment where new professionals are trained and mentored, not left to figure it out alone. About the Role You'll carry a case management role while training toward Maryland's alcohol and drug counseling credentials under a qualified supervisor. As you progress, you'll take on group facilitation and individual counseling under supervision. Over time, the position is designed to support your path from Alcohol and Drug Trainee (ADT) toward the Certified Supervised Counselor - Alcohol and Drug (CSC-AD) and beyond. You'll gain real client experience, supervised counseling hours, and structured professional development. What You'll Do Provide case management and care coordination for clients in substance use and behavioral health programs Conduct intakes, biopsychosocial assessments, and follow-ups under clinical supervision Develop, monitor, and update individualized treatment and recovery plans with the clinical team Connect clients to community resources, housing, medical care, and support services Communicate professionally with clients, families, providers, courts, and referral partners Track deadlines, appointments, authorizations, and required reporting Group Facilitation Co-facilitate and, as you progress under supervision, lead psychoeducational and recovery support groups (e.g., relapse prevention, coping skills, early recovery, anger management, and life skills) Prepare group curricula and materials, manage group dynamics, and foster a safe, respectful, participatory environment Encourage engagement, model healthy communication, and address disruptions or crises within group settings Record group attendance, participation, and clinical observations for each member's record Individual Counseling Conduct individual counseling sessions under the direction of a board-approved supervisor as you build toward credentialing Apply evidence-based approaches such as motivational interviewing and CBT-informed techniques to support client goals Collaborate with clients to set goals, monitor progress, and adjust treatment plans with the clinical team Reinforce relapse-prevention strategies, screen for risk, and escalate safety concerns appropriately Coordinate with prescribers, peer support, and outside providers to support continuity of care Documentation & Compliance Write timely, accurate clinical documentation: intake assessments, individualized treatment plans, individual progress notes, group notes, and discharge/transition summaries Complete documentation for every individual and group session within required timeframes and program standards Maintain records in the electronic health record (EHR) in compliance with state regulations, payer/Medicaid requirements, and accreditation standards Ensure notes support medical necessity, level of care, and continuity of care, and are audit-ready Uphold

HIPAA, 42 CFR

Part 2, and all client confidentiality and recordkeeping requirements at all times Required Qualifications Active Maryland's Alcohol and Drug Trainee (ADT) credential through the Board of Professional Counselors and Therapists Genuine interest in substance use counseling, group facilitation, and client recovery Strong written communication and clinical documentation skills Strong organization, time-management, and follow-through skills Dependability, punctuality, and a professional, client-centered demeanor Ability to maintain strict confidentiality and follow ethical and legal standards Comfort working as part of a clinical team and applying supervisor feedback Preferred Qualifications Associate's degree in social work, psychology, counseling, or a related human services field Prior case management, group facilitation, peer support, recovery, or behavioral health experience Already hold ADT credentials Experience with electronic health records and clinical documentation systems Knowledge of Maryland community resources and referral networks Bilingual abilities a plus What We Offer Board-approved clinical supervision and accrual of supervised hours toward credentialing Hands-on training in group facilitation, individual counseling, and clinical documentation Mentorship, structured professional development, and a clear path from trainee to credentialed counselor A supportive, mission-driven team and meaningful client impact What Success Looks Like Success in this role means clients are supported and connected to the right resources, groups run smoothly, individual sessions are conducted with care under supervision, documentation is accurate and on time, and you steadily progress toward your counseling credentials. The right person is compassionate, reliable, organized, and committed to growing in the field of substance use treatment.

Pay:

From $51,986.82 per year

License/Certification:

Maryland ADT (Required) Ability to

Commute:

Baltimore, MD 21216 (Required)

Work Location:

In person