Licensed Substance Use Disorder Professional (WA)

ADP, Inc.; Deming (WA); On-site; USD 52,000 - 78,000; Full time

Job summary

Nooksack Indian Tribe seeks a Substance Use Disorder Professional (SUDP) licensed in WA state to provide case management and community support for clients with substance dependency. You will deliver evidence-based treatment, participate in program design, and educate families in a tribe-focused context.

The role requires an associate degree or equivalent, WA SUDP certification, and willingness to travel to tribal and non-tribal locations to support recovery efforts and coordinate care with

Qualifications

• Associate degree or 90 related college credits for chemical dependency work.
• 1000–2500 trainee hours completed or in process.
• Annual training hours to maintain credentials.
• Completion of first aid/CPR and related safety training.

Responsibilities

• Maintain confidential, accurate case files for each client.
• Deliver counseling across primary, intermediate, outpatient care, and outreach.
• Coordinate intake documentation and release consents as needed.
• Develop multi-dimensional treatment plans focused on long-term recovery.
• Liaise with courts, probation officers, and social services.
• Identify health needs and refer to appropriate treatment.
• Travel to multiple service locations, including tribal facilities.

Skills

Crisis intervention

Chemically dependent needs

Cultural sensitivity

Legal knowledge

HIPAA compliance

Education

Associates degree in human services or related field

90 college credits related to chemical dependency

1000-2500 trainee hours

First Aid/CPR training

Job description

Nooksack Indian Tribe seeks a Substance Use Disorder Professional (SUDP) licensed in WA state to provide case management and community support for clients with substance dependency. You will deliver evidence-based treatment, participate in program design, and educate families in a tribe-focused context.

The role requires an associate degree or equivalent, WA SUDP certification, and willingness to travel to tribal and non-tribal locations to support recovery efforts and coordinate care with