Substance Use Disorder Professional/Trainee (SUDP/T)

Consejo Counseling and Referral Service•Shelton, WA

3d•$27 - $32•Onsite

About The Position

Substance Use Disorder Professional/Trainee (SUDP/T) Consejo Counseling and Referral Service , a not-for-profit organization, is hiring a full-time Substance Use Disorder Professional/Trainee. Bachelor's degree and Spanish Bilingual preferred. We offer exceptional benefits, including medical, dental, and vision coverage, a 401(k) plan, vacation and sick leave, paid holidays, personal days, life insurance, accidental death and dismemberment (AD&D) coverage, training funds, and a paid birthday off . We offer relocation cost assistance and a sign-on bonus. If you're interested in pursuing a career in social work or a related field, consider getting a Master's degree. And if you're already on your way, congratulations! We can enhance your expertise and career opportunities. Summary of Job Description: This position provides a variety of services for the Substance Abuse program, regular outpatient treatment and prevention for Youth and Adults under the direction and supervision of a Certified SUDP who meets the requirements of WAC 388-805. Being able to perform such meaningful work on a day-to-day basis brings you tremendous fulfillment, and this is why you are perfect for this position as a Substance Use Disorder Professional/Trainee !

Requirements

BA preferred or AA with 2+ years' experience in Chemical Dependency.
Proficient in speaking, reading, and writing both English and Spanish.
Current Substance Abuse Disorder Professional/Trainee (SUDP/T) License.
Valid WA State Driver's license and reliable transportation; current proof of automobile insurance.
Demonstrated proficiency with Microsoft Office products.
Affirmation of no alcohol or other drug misuse for a period of two years.
Effective communication skills that allow for working with a variety of staff and clients.

Nice To Haves

Experience in the chemical dependency field strongly desired.
Skilled in understanding Hispanic/Latino cultural issues and sensitivity in relating to cross-cultural, social, economic, and physical disability issues.
Experience working with multiple systems serving children and/or adults.
Experience in assessments, case management, advocacy, and referrals working with hard-to-serve, low-income, youths of color who are at risk of or have already dropped out of school.

Responsibilities

Provide outpatient evaluations, assessments, and counseling to individuals, groups, and families.
Prepare concise, complete, and timely client records, according to state and agency requirements, and to ensure quality care to clients.
Consult and collaborate with other professionals/agencies on client evaluations, treatment plans, and follow-ups to ensure a continuum of care and treatment.
Complete other reports and letters pertinent to direct services with clients to comply with requests for reports from different agencies and professionals in the community.
Maintain active contact with County/City probation departments and other legal resources to monitor the progress of involuntary clients, as needed.
Provide or assist in providing community outreach, as determined by contracts.
Work in conjunction with other resources, specifically agency Mental Health, Prevention, and Domestic Violence staff, to facilitate appropriate interdisciplinary treatment.
Help formulate program goals and objectives in conjunction with the Substance Abuse Group Leader.
Consult with supervisor regularly to coordinate work activity.
Transport youth to daily treatment, social, recreational, cultural, and educational opportunities.
Provide written program reports as assigned.
Attend weekly program meetings.
Fulfill other duties as may be assigned to meet the agency's operational needs.