Licensed Therapist - Substance Use Disorder (SUD)
About the role
The Southeastern Family Project (SEFP) provides gender‑specific residential substance‑use treatment for non‑pregnant, pregnant, and recently postpartum women diagnosed with substance use disorders. Licensed as both a 3.5 and 3.1 comprehensive residential treatment program, SEFP offers a safe, stable, and supportive environment focused on stabilization, recovery, and the well‑being of women and their families. The Licensed Therapist (LCSW or LPC) provides clinical leadership and direct treatment services to women with serious substance use and co‑occurring needs.
Responsibilities
- Provide individual and group substance‑use and co‑occurring interventions.
- Complete screenings and clinical assessments.
- Develop treatment plans.
- Coordinate medical and OB/GYN linkages.
- Collaborate with high‑risk obstetrical providers.
- Conduct crisis intervention.
- Monitor urine toxicology.
- Manage symptoms and behaviors.
- Support medication administration/self‑administration.
- Coordinate care across services.
- Maintain accurate, Medicaid‑ready documentation in compliance with licensing and regulatory standards.
Requirements
- Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) or Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC).
- Two (2) years of post‑graduate, related experience.
- Extensive experience with the program’s client population.
The selected candidate must successfully pass a criminal‑history fingerprint background investigation, DMV record check, Child Registry search, drug screening test, and employment reference checks.
Benefits
- Medical, Dental, and Vision coverage
- Life Insurance
- Flexible Spending Account (FSA) options
- Annual and Sick Leave
- 11 Paid Holidays
- Virginia Retirement System participation
Pay
Annual Salary: $79,036
Schedule
Monday – Friday 8:30 am to 5 pm