Mcleod Centers for Wellbeing·Charlotte, North Carolina
Provide evidence-based counseling and education to individuals facing mental health and substance use challenges. Coordinate care through treatment planning, documentation, and collaboration with multi-disciplinary teams and family members.
What if your work didn’t just support recovery but helped transform lives?
At McLeod Centers for Wellbeing, the work we do reaches far beyond our walls. Every conversation, every treatment plan, and every connection you build helps create real pathways to healing and hope for individuals and families across our communities.
We’re looking for a Counselor on our Resource Team based in our Charlotte, NC office who is passionate about making an impact, someone who brings both clinical expertise and genuine care to the work they do every day.
Is This You?
Do you feel called to support individuals navigating mental health and substance use challenges? Do you have any experience working with individuals struggling with addiction or working towards recovery? Are you comfortable working with diverse populations, managing emotional situations, and staying grounded while supporting others?
If you’re someone who communicates clearly, stays organized, and takes pride in helping others grow you’ll do great here.
And if you show up with purpose, stay motivated, and are always looking to grow… you won’t just fit in, you’ll love it here.
You’re comfortable using EHR systems and Microsoft Office tools, and you understand the importance of accurate documentation, confidentiality, and ethical care (HIPAA compliance).
If you’re ready to grow your counseling career while making a real impact, we’d love to hear from you.
Requires a background in Counseling or Addiction Studies with a Bachelor's or Master's degree. Candidates must hold a valid certification such as LCAS, LCMHC, LMFT, LCSW, or CADC.
Market context
North Carolina employers often seek counselors for behavioral health, school, and community-based settings, and roles like Resource Team Counselor can be competitive because they require both a counseling-related degree and a valid credential such as LCAS, LCMHC, LMFT, LCSW, or CADC. Review whether your licensure, addiction studies background, and experience with resource coordination match the posting, and note that the job requirements and benefits here are AI-summarized from the original description to save research time. Benefits listed include dental, disability, EAP, life insurance, and paid holidays.
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