Join Bay Area Community Health as a full-time Substance Use Disorder Counselor to build a rewarding career supporting individuals along their recovery journeys! We're looking for a compassionate, motivated professional to join our Fremont, CA health center and empower clients to make positive, lasting changes. This is a full-time, day-shift position with an on-call rotation. Help us transform lives and create healthier futures!PAY & BENEFITS$35.46 - $41.11/hour, based on experienceMedical, dental, vision, and life insurance403(b) retirement planShort- and long-term disabilityScrubs allowancePTOPaid holidaysLoan repayment programCommuter program spending accountDependent careFSAEmployee wellness programsSUBSTANCE USE DISORDER COUNSELOR: YOUR ROLEWorking under the SUDMAT manager, you'll make a meaningful difference in the lives of individuals and families working towards recovery and healing. You will provide compassionate counseling services to support the behavioral, emotional, cognitive, spiritual, and social development of our clients, working closely with our dedicated treatment team to help clients meet goals while complying with clinical policies and accreditation guidelines. Your scope includes individual, family, and group therapeutic sessions, and you'll coordinate with referrals or outpatient providers when appropriate.Through thorough documentation, treatment planning, and progress monitoring, you'll help clients stay engaged in their recovery goals. You'll participate in utilization reviews, help develop program-specific curriculum and literature, conduct level-of-care assessments, support aftercare planning, and collect data to help drive positive client outcomes. The Substance Use Disorder Counselor contributes to a safe, supportive, and therapeutic environment, providing crisis intervention services and connecting clients with community resources. You'll collaborate with other mental health professionals and learn about outside support programs (12-Step programs, Refuge, SMART, etc.) to help clients receive the robust counseling services they deserve!SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER COUNSELOR QUALIFICATIONSOur ideal Substance Use Disorder Counselor has a master's degree from an accredited college in a field such as psychology, social work, chemical dependency, or counseling and master's level licensure. Bilingual communication skills and grant management experience are also desired. At a base, you'll need:Bachelor's degree with a CADC I/II/III or current pursuit of a CADC with 1+ years of qualifying clinical experienceHigh school diploma (or equivalent) with a CAACExperience or familiarity with treating dual-diagnosis clientsAbility to independently complete quality work and make sound decisions with minimal supervisionAbility to maintain confidentiality and HIPAA complianceEffective verbal and written communication skillsLeadership skills and strong interpersonal skills for collaborating with teams, training members, and evaluating/improving performanceCustomer service-focused mindset and the ability to respectfully work with a diverse population, including active substance users, homeless individuals, members of the LGBT community, individuals with HIV+, law enforcement officials, and other entitiesTime management skills for coordinating multiple projects simultaneouslyProficiency with computers, internet programs, and Microsoft 365 applicationsAnalytical problem-solving skills for gathering data, researching information, and preparing accurate reportsAbility to participate in short- and long-term planning, development, implementation, and maintenance initiativesCurrent, valid driver's license and personal vehicle insurance under your nameAbility to travel locally and occasionally travel overnight for eventsLEARN ABOUT USIf you're passionate about caring for people and want to advance your healthcare career, join Bay Area Community Health! As one of the largest Federally Qualified Health Centers in Northern California, we serve over 100,000 patients each year at 20+ locations from Union City to Gilroy. Our diverse team is committed to delivering exceptional care and making a meaningful impact in our communities. We offer a dynamic and empowering work environment that values innovation, professional development, and the unique contributions of each employee. Become part of our team today!Take the first step towards joining us by completing our short initial application.