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Part Time Addiction Counselor/Therapist/social work (SUDC)(SSW)
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What they do
A Substance Abuse Counselor counsels people struggling with addictions to alcohol, drugs or other substances. Assists clients in dealing with personal and professional problems related to substance abuse. Collaborates with other health care and mental health care professionals to coordinate services for clients, and works with families of substance abusers. May work in a clinic, health care facility or community based program, or work with clients referred through the criminal justice system.
$28,770 / year median in Utah
+29% projected growth
Job Description
- $31 an hour
- Part-time, Full-time $22
- $31 an hour
- Part-time, Full-time True North is an opioid treatment facility that utilizes a combination of medical and clinical approaches to assist our clients in overcoming opiate addiction. We are looking to hire a qualified Substance Abuse Disorder Counselor that has the ability to work mornings to early afternoons in a fast paced team oriented environment. The position is can be full or part time. Monday
- Friday 5:30 AM
- 12:00 PM.
Essential Functions:
Perform client drug and alcohol assessments Provide frequent client counseling which may include certain case management like duties Conduct interviews to assess substance use issues or other problems using approved screening tools, social history, and consultation with community resources. Link client placement within the appropriate level of care and services. Perform intake and program orientation services. Work with program staff and therapists to ensure smooth transitions to any needed level of care Perform individual crisis intervention services as needed to minimize relapse potential and to support client needs. Present psych-educational services designed to provide the client with information relative to substance use disorders. Advocate for individualized client care and assist clients in applying and obtaining community services that fit the client's needs, rather than making the client fit potential services. Consult with outside agencies to improve service delivery and share information; make referrals to appropriate supportive services for the client. Develop the life skills education component of the treatment program. Represent the agency with other community agencies on behalf of client eligibility and advocating for services. Provide written reports as required and needed by Program Director, Clinical Supervisor, Executive Director, Medical Director or any other management or medical personnel.Job Types:
Full-time, Part-time Pay:
$22.00- $31.