Contingency Management Coordinator

CADA is seeking a Contingency Management Coordinator to join our team in downtown Santa Barbara for our Project Recovery Program. This role offers a unique and fulfilling experience assisting people in the community struggling with substance abuse and gaining insight into the administration of court-referred substance use programs.

Responsibilities

• Entering data into internal electronic health records.
• Attend monthly CMT check-in meetings with QCM and UCLA.
• Record clients testing into DHCS Portal.
• Counsel client on testing success/unsuccess.
• Attend all required trainings pertaining to CMT and Documentation in County EHR.
• Document individual service provided client into ERH noting client progress, testing strengths and barriers.
• Be present in the testing reception office during assigned clinic hours to:
  • Greet clients.
  • Ensure that all clients are aware of and abide by the basic clinic rules, including and particularly those rules concerning clinic safety.
• Performing additional related duties as assigned by the Program Manager.

Requirements

• College degree or certificate in helping profession (Counseling, Psychology, Sociology, etc.) preferred; equivalent experience acceptable.
• Must have Certification or be registered to complete Certification for AOD counselor.
• Minimum one year's experience in the field of alcohol/drug counseling required.
• Specific knowledge of individual counseling principles and techniques, and of substance abuse assessment and case planning.
• Knowledge of resources for treatment, recovery, and rehabilitation in South Santa Barbara County.
• Knowledge of Microsoft programs Word & Excel.
• Ability to write professional reports, to communicate verbally with professionals and with clients from diverse socio-economic and ethnic backgrounds.
• Ability to recognize own professional limitations so that proper referrals can be made.
• High standard of integrity and professional ethics.
• Understanding of client confidentiality.
• English/Spanish bi-lingual and bi-cultural helpful.
• Up-to-date Tuberculosis test during the duration of employment (required by the California Department of Health Care Services).

Benefits

• Training & development

Pay

Salary range: $22–$25 per hour, dependent on qualifications and experience.

Schedule

Part-time, in-person position for 10 hours per week: Tuesdays and Wednesdays, 12:00 pm–2:00 pm and 4:00 pm–7:00 pm.