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WELLSPRING
SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER COUNSELOR
Hours: Full-time - 40 per week
New opportunities with Wellspring's outpatient substance use disorder team! We believe everyone deserves access to effective, affordable, and equitable behavioral health and addiction services. We also know that the best client care happens when providers are valued and appreciated on a personal level. If you're seeking a thriving work culture that features opportunities for growth and learning as well as a great work/life balance Wellspring might be a great fit for you. Learn more at www.wellspringmaine.com
- Mission-driven Non-Profit
- Competitive compensation
- Realistic productivity goal
- Generous time off and 13 paid holidays
- Student loan repayment support
- Free professional growth and development
Qualifications:- Minimum credential of a current Maine CADC required, LADC preferred
- Knowledge of substance use disorder and co-occurring disorders - characteristics, assessment, and treatment.
- Personal characteristics of maturity and professionalism with a sincere desire to work with recovering individuals.
- Basic computer skills in word processing, e-mail, and Internet use.
- Access to transportation
A licensed counselor for substance use disorder who is a key member of Wellspring's Intensive Outpatient team. These team members work closely in order to support each other in the work they do, and for group coverage as able. Care coordination includes emails, phone calls, and meetings with community supports and referral sources. Wellspring's Intensive Outpatient treatment team utilizes the Matrix IOP Model as primary group clinical interventions. Wellspring also uses concepts and philosophies or trauma-informed care in working with both clients and co-workers. Substance use disorder counselors assist clients in their recovery from substance use and co-occurring disorders through counseling, education, role modeling, and empathetic trauma-informed support. For search engine use only: substance use disorder, addiction, substance abuse, LADC