Counselor in Training
About the Role
We are seeking a compassionate Counselor in Training to assist patients through medically assisted programs and provide techniques for managing opioid addiction. The Counselor in Training will conduct group and individual sessions to help with crisis management and coping strategies, evaluate patients’ progress during therapy, and collaborate with doctors, nurses, and therapists for optimal patient outcomes.
Responsibilities
- Conduct individual and group counseling sessions.
- Coordinate care of assigned patients and present patient status and concerns to the treatment team.
- Perform comprehensive patient assessments and develop and implement patient treatment plans according to State regulatory requirements.
- Provide clinical services, patient care, education, and opiate addiction counseling.
- Maintain excellent documentation and computer skills, including use of an EMR system.
- Perform other related duties as determined by the supervisor.
Requirements
- Counselor in Training (CIT) certification accepted if the candidate has obtained their number and meets educational requirements.
- Previous experience working with chemically dependent individuals.
- Must demonstrate a positive, non-judgmental, and accepting attitude toward our patient population.
- Understanding of an EMR (electronic medical records) system.
- Satisfactory drug screen and criminal background check.
Benefits
- Competitive salary.
- Comprehensive benefits package including medical, dental, vision, and 401(K).
- Generous paid time off and paid holidays.
- Excellent growth and development opportunities through our counselor career path.
- Rewarding opportunity with the ability to impact individuals’ lives.
About Us
BAART Programs, a BayMark Health Services company, is a progressive substance abuse treatment organization committed to the highest quality of patient care in a comfortable outpatient clinic setting. Our ultimate goal is to address the physical, emotional, and mental aspects of opioid use disorder to help each patient achieve long-term recovery and an improved quality of life.