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Substance Abuse Counselor at Gateway Foundation - ApplyBlast

Substance Abuse Counselor

Gateway Foundation

5 months ago

Rock Spring, GA

Onsite

Full Time

Junior

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About this role

A Substance Abuse Counselor at Gateway Foundation provides clinical services to individuals with substance use disorders within the Georgia Department of Corrections. The role involves conducting client assessments, delivering individual and group counseling, and managing case loads while earning an hourly wage with potential certification reimbursement.

Responsibilities

Conduct client interviews and assessments to review substance use disorder history
Evaluates client response to treatment and recommends plan modifications
Assists with and provides didactic group counseling on relapse prevention
Provides individual client counseling to address behavior modification needs
Collects and maintains treatment records for regulatory compliance

Skills

Qualifications

Bachelor's in Helping ProfessionCertified Addiction CounselorLicensed Professional CounselorLicensed Clinical Social WorkerGeorgia Department of Corrections Clearance

About Gateway Foundation

gatewayfoundation.org

Headquarters

Chicago, Illinois, United States

Company Size

1001-5000 employees

Founded

1968

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Gateway Foundation is one of the country's largest nonprofit providers specializing in substance use and mental health disorder treatment. It offers a full continuum of care including residential inpatient, outpatient, partial hospitalization, detox, and virtual treatment programs. The organization operates multiple locations across Illinois and provides individualized, evidence-based treatment approaches such as cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, and medication-assisted recovery.