SUBSTANCE ABUSE TECHNICIAN

(SAT) Field Detail Position Status Full-Time Reports To Program Manager & Clinical Director Schedule 1st/2nd/3rd shift; weekends 12-hr Position Summary Provides direct supervision of persons served, milieu management, behavioral observation, shift documentation, group facilitation support, and incident reporting.

Required Qualifications:

High school diploma or equivalent Completion of

ARISE SAT

training program CPR/First Aid certification Must pass drug test and background check

Pre-Employment Requirements:

Drug test at Hancock Gateway Lab Criminal background check must clear before first day

OIG LEIE

screening TB skin test or proof within past year Immunizations Job Responsibilities (derived from ARISE policies): Maintain safe, therapeutic milieu environment Conduct behavioral observation and document changes in behavior, mood, or safety risk Complete accurate, timely shift documentation Assist clinicians with group facilitation Execute elopement response: recognition, actions, notification chain, documentation Identify signs of substance use or possession; follow contraband procedures Supervise persons served during activities, meals, and transitions Conduct head counts and accountability procedures using Client Daily Census Sheet Apply de-escalation techniques and crisis response Submit incident reports in SharePoint Participate in all emergency drills Cover front desk functions during overnight shift Secure sign-in logs, census sheets, and MARs during evacuation if safe Assist persons served with mobility limitations during emergencies General Standards (All Positions): Exemplify ARISE Core Values (Compassion, Integrity, Respect, Excellence, Collaboration) Follow the Code of Conduct Maintain confidentiality per HIPAA and 42 CFR Part 2 Maintain a safe environment for recovery Participate in emergency drills and follow emergency procedures Report critical incidents Complete orientation within 5 business days and all required annual training Self-disclose arrests, charges, or convictions within 48 hours