Opiate-Centric CMAC/CAC II — Drug Court Counselor

Glynn County Government; Brunswick (GA); Vor Ort; USD 45.000 - 60.000; Vollzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Bi-weekly payroll

PTO 12 hours per month

12 paid Holidays

Employee Assistance Program

No-Cost Employee Health Clinic

Health Care Plan

Life Insurance

Long-term Disability

Deferred Compensation

Voluntary Benefits

Retirement - Defined Contribution Plan

Zusammenfassung

Glynn County Government's Drug Court program in Brunswick, GA seeks an Opiate-Specific CMAC/CAC II to provide clinical support, case management, and participant monitoring for individuals with opioid use disorder in a judicial context.

You will conduct assessments, deliver evidence-based counseling, develop treatment plans, coordinate with MAT clinics and treatment providers, document thoroughly, and collaborate with judges, probation, and other partners to promote recovery and program success.

Qualifikationen

• CAC II or CMAC certification required for position.
• Experience with substance use disorders, opioid use preferred.
• Knowledge of CBT, MI, and trauma-informed care approaches.
• Understanding accountability court operations, sanctions, incentives, and compliance.

Aufgaben

• Conduct substance use assessments, biopsychosocial evaluations, and clinical monitoring.
• Provide individual and group counseling using evidence-based practices.
• Develop, update, and maintain individualized treatment plans.
• Deliver education on MAT, relapse prevention, and healthy coping strategies.
• Monitor participant progress, barriers, and treatment adherence.
• Respond to crises with trauma-informed interventions.

Kenntnisse

CAC II Certification

CMAC Certification

Trauma-informed care

CBT

MI

Communication skills

Confidentiality

Jobbeschreibung

Glynn County Government's Drug Court program in Brunswick, GA seeks an Opiate-Specific CMAC/CAC II to provide clinical support, case management, and participant monitoring for individuals with opioid use disorder in a judicial context.

You will conduct assessments, deliver evidence-based counseling, develop treatment plans, coordinate with MAT clinics and treatment providers, document thoroughly, and collaborate with judges, probation, and other partners to promote recovery and program success.