Addiction Counselor - Growth, Support & 5-Week PTO

Community Bridges Inc.; Washington (District of Columbia); Híbrido; USD 34.000 - 45.000; Jornada completa

Ventajas ofrecidas por este puesto de trabajo

5-week PTO plan

Competitive compensation

Growth opportunities

Descripción de la vacante

Community Bridges, Inc. (CBI) seeks a Certified Addiction Counselor I or II to provide counseling to patients with substance use disorders at the DC Stabilization Center.

The CAC will assess emotional conditions, explore solutions, and work within a treatment plan to support recovery-oriented care. Eligible candidates typically hold an Associate degree in health or human services, with a Bachelor’s degree preferred, and have 2–3 years of healthcare-based substance use experience.

Formación

• Associate degree in health or human services or related field required.
• Bachelor’s degree or higher preferred.
• Minimum of six months of recovery from substance use and/or mental health disorders.
• 2-3 years of experience providing substance use services in a healthcare setting.
• Electronic Medical Record experience preferred.
• Valid identification required.
• Must possess a valid CAC I or CAC II certification from the D.C. Department of Health or another endorsed U.S. jurisdiction.
• Bilingual candidates preferred.

Responsabilidades

• Provide counseling services to patients with substance use disorders within the CAC scope.
• Assess and analyze emotional conditions, explore possible solutions, and work within a treatment plan.
• Teach clients coping skills and provide treatment for mental, emotional or substance use disorders.
• Complete duties consistent with licensure and agency certifications.

Conocimientos

Bilingual

EMR experience

Educación

Associate degree in health or human services

Bachelor’s degree or higher preferred

Herramientas

EMR systems

Descripción del empleo

Community Bridges, Inc. (CBI) seeks a Certified Addiction Counselor I or II to provide counseling to patients with substance use disorders at the DC Stabilization Center.

The CAC will assess emotional conditions, explore solutions, and work within a treatment plan to support recovery-oriented care. Eligible candidates typically hold an Associate degree in health or human services, with a Bachelor’s degree preferred, and have 2–3 years of healthcare-based substance use experience.