- Seeking a talented Substance Abuse Counselor in Baltimore, MD- Must excel in motivating and supporting clients through treatment obstacles- Responsibilities include offering individual and group counseling, as well as guidance, resources, and education- Competitive pay dependent on certification and licensure- If you have a drive to make a difference in people's lives, we encourage you to apply Responsibilities: • Conduct multidimensional assessments and clinical evaluations, including providing diagnostic impressions and implementing Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT) protocols • Maintain accurate records and reports on clients' progress, services offered, and necessary information • Provide counseling to clients to help them overcome obstacles, adjust to life changes, and make positive changes; refer clients to appropriate community or social service programs • Assist clients in accessing treatment by arranging psychiatric evaluations, coordinating medical stabilization, applying for health insurance, seeking funding for treatment services, and collaborating with clients' support systems when needed • Evaluate clients' mental and physical conditions in collaboration with other professionals to determine the appropriate level of care • Monitor and assess clients' progress toward measurable treatment goals through follow-ups and reviews • Advocate for clients in crisis situations and intervene to resolve urgent problems • Coordinate with mental health professionals, courts, probation officers, and other post-treatment agencies to ensure continuity of care • Collaborate with other professionals to assess client needs and develop treatment plans • Educate clients and community members on addiction issues, available services, and make referrals when necessary • Provide support and guidance to family members and concerned parties to help them understand and cope with individuals struggling with substance abuse Qualifications: • To be eligible for the Substance Abuse Counselor position in Baltimore, MD, US, candidates must have one of the following licenses or certifications: • Possession of a Licensed Graduate Professional Counselor (LGPC) certification is required. • Possession of a Licensed Graduate Alcohol and Drug Counselor (LGADC) certification is required. • Possession of a Certified Supervised Counselor-Alcohol and Drug (CSC-AD) certification is required. • Possession of a Certified Associate Counselor-Alcohol and Drug (CAC-AD) certification is required. • Possession of an Addiction Trainee (ADT) certification is required. • A thorough understanding of the recovery process and the ability to support recovery using established standardized ASAM processes is essential. • Fundamental knowledge of substance abuse and dual diagnosis is mandatory. • Candidates will be responsible for ensuring the provision of clinical and administrative services to patients and their families. Compensation: $26 - $35 hourly

• Conduct multidimensional assessments and clinical evaluations, including providing diagnostic impressions and implementing Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT) protocols • Maintain accurate records and reports on clients' progress, services offered, and necessary information • Provide counseling to clients to help them overcome obstacles, adjust to life changes, and make positive changes; refer clients to appropriate community or social service programs • Assist clients in accessing treatment by arranging psychiatric evaluations, coordinating medical stabilization, applying for health insurance, seeking funding for treatment services, and collaborating with clients' support systems when needed • Evaluate clients' mental and physical conditions in collaboration with other professionals to determine the appropriate level of care • Monitor and assess clients' progress toward measurable treatment goals through follow-ups and reviews • Advocate for clients in crisis situations and intervene to resolve urgent problems • Coordinate with mental health professionals, courts, probation officers, and other post-treatment agencies to ensure continuity of care • Collaborate with other professionals to assess client needs and develop treatment plans • Educate clients and community members on addiction issues, available services, and make referrals when necessary • Provide support and guidance to family members and concerned parties to help them understand and cope with individuals struggling with substance abuse