SUDA

• Description **MUST HOLD A SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER ASSOCIATE CERTIFICATION*
• Performs client intake and orientation. Maintains client records, community contacts and referrals. Assists with diagnostic impression and Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT) under supervision. Monitors treatment plan compliance and client progress. Provides referrals to appropriate services and community resources. Assists with service coordination and case management for individuals with Substance Use Disorders. Provides Substance Use Disorder education to individuals and groups. Provides client, family, and community education related to Substance Use Disorders and recovery. Learns core counseling competencies, including assessments, treatment planning, and facilitation of group and individual sessions. Takes on counseling duties when proficiency is demonstrated and approved by the clinical supervisor. Participates in ongoing training based on competency evaluations under the intensive supervision plan to perform screening, assessment, treatment planning and treatment plan implementation. Completes timely insurance reviews or communicates needs to the supervisor or treatment team under supervision. Prepares and completes all necessary documentation and record keeping. Prepared individualized daily notes that accurately reflect the client’s progress and/or lack of progress. Maintains knowledge of and adheres to The Walker Center policies and procedures. Demonstrates knowledge and competency related to confidentiality and ethical standards of the counseling profession. Works effectively within a multidisciplinary treatment team and utilizes clinical supervision appropriately. Will learn, understand and utilize American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) criteria to document and interpret client care placement, treatment planning, and continuing care needs.

Requirements

Must hold an Idaho Substance Use Disorder Associate certification. Knowledge of addiction and its treatment, including familiarity with Alcoholics Anonymous philosophy. If in recovery from a Substance Use Disorder, must have a minimum of three (3) years of sobriety from substances of use. Ability to perform the physical requirements of the position including walking, standing, bending, stooping, pushing, pulling, lifting, typing, and repetitive motions. Must pass pre-hire requirements including a criminal background check, urinalysis (UA), and TB test. Must obtain CPR certification within ninety (90) days of hire.