Bi-Bett Corporation·Clayton, California
The counselor will facilitate daily program activities and provide Alcohol and Other Drug (AOD) Counseling services, ensuring a safe and supportive, non-judgmental environment. Duties include performing assessments, treatment planning, facilitating sessions, managing client medications, and providing case management assistance for various client needs.
Candidates must be certified or registered AOD counselors with experience working with men in an AOD treatment setting, preferably possessing thorough knowledge of ASAM criteria. Applicants must also have effective intervention and facilitation skills, obtain CPR/first-aid certification, and possess a valid California Driver's License.
Market context
In California, AOD counselors are commonly sought for treatment settings serving adults with substance use needs, and graveyard shifts can be harder to staff because they require consistent overnight coverage. Competitive candidates usually bring current certification or registration, direct experience working with men in AOD treatment, ASAM knowledge, and strong intervention and group facilitation skills. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save time, then confirm CPR/first-aid readiness and any licensing details before applying.