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Clinician - SUD Partial Hospitalization Program ($5,000 Sign on Bonus)
Job Description
New River Valley Community Services is seeking a Clinician for the SUD Partial Hospitalization Program known as Dojo. The clinician works with an interdisciplinary team to assist with clients with substance use disorders in the partial hospitalization program, which meets five hours each day for four days each week. The program is interactive, utilizing mindfulness as a foundation for intervening clinically and teaching coping skills that target the causes and solutions to substance use disorders. Clinician in this position will provide group counseling, individual counseling, and psycho-educational groups every week. Additionally, the clinician will assist with arrangements for clients to attend nutrition counseling, yoga, and Acudetox.
•$5,000 Sign on Bonus
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Salary Range:
$51,030-$58,684.50 - Depending on
Experience & Licensure Education/Experience Required:
Master's Degree in Social Work, Counseling, or other license-eligible human services field required. Virginia Licensure as a Professional Counselor, Clinical Social Worker, or Marriage and Family Therapist preferred. At least one year of clinical experience working with individuals with serious mental illness, substance use disorders, developmental and/or intellectual disabilities, preferred. Additional compensation will be considered for any new employees who speak multiple languages.
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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.
$26,863 / year median in Virginia
+19% projected growth