Inmate Substance Abuse Treatment Counselor (Statewide)

The Bama Companies, Inc.; Clayton (AL); On-site; USD 35,000 - 58,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Insurance

Annual leave

Sick leave

Paid holidays

RSA Retirement

Job summary

The Alabama Department of Corrections (ADOC) is seeking Drug Treatment Counselors. These positions are in various locations across the state.

This is a full-time professional position that provides supportive guidance and direction to inmates in a substance abuse treatment setting. The Drug Treatment Counselor will provide compassionate guidance, direction and support to participants suffering from drug and/or alcohol dependency through education, group processing, and individual interactions.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree required; substitution with substance abuse counseling experience allowed on a year-for-year basis.
• One year of experience in substance abuse counseling preferred.

Responsibilities

• Manage all aspects of a Substance Abuse Treatment file from pre-treatment through aftercare.
• Document progress and behaviors.
• Develop appropriate and individualized treatment plans and assist with post recovery strategies.
• Facilitate individual sessions.
• Facilitate group sessions using ADOC approved curricula as a guide.
• Identify behaviors that inhibit treatment and recovery.
• Facilitate risk/needs assessments.
• Complete monthly reports.
• Attend routine Substance Use Treatment meetings and annual training.

Skills

Substance abuse counseling

Group processing

Education

Bachelor's degree in any major

Job description

The Alabama Department of Corrections (ADOC) is seeking Drug Treatment Counselors. These positions are in various locations across the state.

This is a full-time professional position that provides supportive guidance and direction to inmates in a substance abuse treatment setting. The Drug Treatment Counselor will provide compassionate guidance, direction and support to participants suffering from drug and/or alcohol dependency through education, group processing, and individual interactions.