Drug and Alcohol Counselor (28477)

Why work for Ampla Health? 28477 Ampla Health provides the individuals and communities we serve with high quality, comprehensive, community health care that is accessible to all and culturally and linguistically appropriate. Great Benefits including Medical, Dental, and Vision 4 weeks paid time off to start. 9 paid holidays 401k and profit sharing Full time, Monday to Friday Great work/home life balance General Purpose Under the direction of the Chief Clinical Services Officer, the Drug and Alcohol Counselor provides individual, group, and family counseling services, develops treatment plans, manages cases, and documents patient care in compliance with regulatory standards. Key Responsibilities Provide individual, group, and family counseling for program participants Assess patient needs and develop multidisciplinary treatment plans Maintain accurate documentation including progress notes, discharge summaries, and bio/psycho/social assessments Provide case management and coordinate care with healthcare providers and community resources Conduct patient and family education, group sessions, and weekly educational presentations Participate in team meetings, patient reviews, and program development activities Assist with community outreach, education, and referral coordination Stay current with chemical dependency treatments, therapies, and best practices Maintain compliance with licensing, certifications, regulatory, and documentation requirements Perform other duties as assigned Qualifications Associate's degree in related field preferred, or equivalent combination of education, training, and experience Minimum one (1) year experience in chemical dependency or residential treatment preferred CADAC/NADAC certification preferred If in recovery, must have three (3) years of continuous sobriety Knowledge of 12-step recovery principles and chemical dependency counseling Basic computer skills (Microsoft Office) Strong writing, documentation, and communication skills Skills & Attributes Professional, ethical, and team-oriented Strong interpersonal and counseling skills Ability to manage caseload and prioritize tasks Knowledge of psychosocial issues, psychiatric disorders, and community resources Positive attitude and commitment to patient care Physical & Working Conditions Lift up to 40 lbs; frequent standing, bending, reaching, and sitting Adequate vision, hearing, and manual dexterity Office/clinical environment with occasional exposure to sensitive situations Must comply with HIPAA and confidentiality standards Reasonable accommodations may be provided

Created: 2026-03-04