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Benefits offered by this job
Insurance benefits including medical, dental, and long-term disability
Flexible spending accounts
Paid time off (34 days per year)
Retirement plan
Job summary
A leading social services organization in Seattle is seeking a Substance Use Disorder Counselor to work in a residential treatment facility providing stabilization services. The role involves assessing substance use, facilitating treatment plans, and collaborating with other healthcare providers. Qualified candidates must be licensed as a Substance Use Disorder Professional in Washington. This position offers competitive benefits and the opportunity to work with individuals experiencing behavioral health crises.
Qualifications
Licensed by the State of Washington as a Substance Use Disorder Professional in good standing.
Ability to drive an agency vehicle and conduct agency-related business.
Strong understanding of recovery, client partnerships, and personal dignity.
Responsibilities
Perform alcohol and drug use assessments to support client-driven treatment plans.
Plan and facilitate treatment and support groups for clients.
Advocate for client access to community resources and ensure continuity of care.
Skills
Client advocacy
Crisis intervention
Substance use assessments
Effective communication
Education
Licensed by the State of Washington as a Substance Use Disorder Professional
Associate's degree in a relevant social science
Job description
A leading social services organization in Seattle is seeking a Substance Use Disorder Counselor to work in a residential treatment facility providing stabilization services. The role involves assessing substance use, facilitating treatment plans, and collaborating with other healthcare providers. Qualified candidates must be licensed as a Substance Use Disorder Professional in Washington. This position offers competitive benefits and the opportunity to work with individuals experiencing behavioral health crises.