Substance Abuse Counselor PHP - Wilmington, United States - Wilmington Treatment Center

Description

Overview:
PHP Level Care


Salary:
$ $28.84 / Hr


ABOUT US:

For more than three decades, Wilmington Treatment Center has been a trusted provider of addiction rehab services for men and women from all walks of life.

Here, at our Wilmington, North Carolina treatment center, we supply invaluable resources, positive support, and a safe environment in which adults ages 18 and older can achieve sobriety.

Responsibilities:

RESPONSIBILITIES INCLUDE BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO:
Prepares treatment plan for each patient
Provides individual and group therapy
Ensures all documentation regarding patient care, treatment, and incidents is completed timely and in a clear and concise manner
Provides crisis intervention to patients
Assists with aftercare planning

Qualifications:

REQUIREMENTS:
Bachelor's degree in social or health services
Two or more years' experience in the counseling field
At least one year clinical experience specifically with chemically dependent / dually diagnosed population
Associate/Provisional clinical licensure
If not already in process, willingness to obtain licensure or certification in the addiction field
Crisis Prevention/De-escalation certification and CPR & First Aid (Offered at facility).
Ability to work with male/female, adult (18-over) substance abuse/dually diagnosed population.
Must be able to work with culturally diverse populations.
Complete ongoing education and training, as required by the state in which the facility operates and applicable accrediting body.


PREFERRED:
Master's Degree in social or health services with 1 year or more year of experience in the counseling field
Full clinical licensure in substance abuse, behavioral health or related field
Knowledge of 12-step recovery programs.
Crisis Prevention and CPR certifications (offered on site)
Ability to work with male and female adult (18+) patients with chemical dependency and mental health disorders

Specialized treatment track for patients who identify as LGBTQIA+


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