Substance Use Disorder Family Specialist The Substance Use Disorder Family Support Program (SUDFSP-MI) is seeking compassionate, dedicated professionals to provide substance use treatment services to individuals with Child Protective Services/MDHHS involvement in Midland, Clare, Gladwin and Isabella counties. This unique in-home program supports parents and caregivers in addressing substance use challenges while strengthening family functioning, safety, and promoting long-term recovery. As an SUD Clinician / Specialist, you will work directly with individuals in their homes or other community-based settings, providing evidence-based substance use treatment, recovery support, and case management services. Responsibilities Conduct comprehensive substance use assessments utilizing the ASAM Continuum criteria. Develop individualized treatment plans in partnership with clients, focusing on recovery, family preservation, and personal goals. Provide evidenced-based, in-home substance use treatment services over the six-month program period. Deliver psychoeducation on the multidimensional aspects of substance use including but not limited to substance use disorders, addiction as a disease, the impact of substance use on parenting and child safety. Facilitate relapse prevention planning by identifying triggers, warning signs, high-risk situations, and coping skills. Provide ongoing case management services to address barriers to recovery, such as housing and employment instability, connect families with community resources, and support overall individual and family health. Maintain accurate documentation and collaborate with MDHHS, treatment providers, and other community partners to support client success. Utilize safety planning and education to help families eliminate/ reduce risks Attendance and participation in weekly team and supervision meetings, required training and meetings with community partners and/or MDHHS. Supporting clients' preferred recovery pathway through the understanding of multiple pathways of recovery. Transport clients and their children in personal vehicle as necessary. Qualifications Master's degree in social work, counseling, psychology or a related field — or a bachelor's degree with strong, relevant experience

• required. Experience working with individuals and families affected by substance use. MCBAP certification or development plan for CADC or CAADC or apply for development within 30 days of hire
• required. Valid driver's license, vehicle registration, and auto insurance
• required.

Reliable, responsible, and compassionate. Comfortable working in clients' homes.

Schedule and Compensation Schedule:

Full-time.

Shift:

Day/afternoon hours with flexibility for evening client visits. On call availability as needed. Hybrid remote with weekly in office meetings and in home client appointments.

Pay rate:

$44,000

• $49,000 per year based on experience and certifications.

Travel:

Daily/weekly travel required within service counties ( Midland, Clare, Gladwin and Isabella counties) . Mileage reimbursement provided. Benefits Health, dental, and vision insurance 403(b) retirement plan + matching Paid time off and paid holidays Mileage reimbursement for client travel Weekly Clinical Supervision Employee assistance program Flexible scheduling Relias Training Platform In Service Trainings with

MCBAP CEUs Reporting Office:

Wellspring Lutheran Services 1416 N McEwan St. Clare, MI 48617 Full job description available during the interview. About us For more than 130 years, Wellspring Lutheran Services has been a trusted partner for families across Michigan, providing compassionate support and critical services to help people thrive during times of challenge and change. With deep roots in communities statewide, our team is united by a shared vision of changed lives, strong families and transformed communities.

Our mission:

Motivated by Christ's love, we engage people as they experience and embrace their God-given potential. Full job description available during the interview.