Licensed Alcohol & Drug Counselor (LADC) - Adolescents (Personal Services)
Looking for a change? Want to put your new degree to great use? Want great pay and benefits to help people in a job that you love? Then a role as a Licensed Drug & Alcohol Counselor (LADC) at Nystrom & Associates is for you. Come join the team of Substance Abuse professionals that work together before, during and after treatment to help people get into and stay in long term recovery. Research has proven that long term recovery from substance use disorders means treating the whole person. If you want to be part of a company that not only believes in wrap around services but also does it, then Nystrom & Associates is your next employer.
As a Licensed Drug & Alcohol Counselor (LADC) in our Adolescent Program, you will work hand in hand with our peer support recovery specialists, Suboxone providers and medication management, ARMHS professionals, CTSS professionals, DBT therapists, dietitians, psychiatrists, LMFT's, LICSW's and LPCCs. This role is primarily involves group and individual sessions with adolescents, maintaining compliant client records, some intakes and assessments, clinical consult meetings and staff meetings.
We are pleased to offer flexible scheduling that fits your lifestyle. The ideal hours for this role are 40 hours per week. You could work 5 days, 4-10 hour days, or we are open to 32 hours per week for the right candidate. The hours are a mix of day/evening hours. The base salary for this position will be $55,000 - $70,000, depending on experience and qualifications.
Nystroms & Associates integrates mental health into its substance use disorder treatment.
We make sure that our staff have the resources that they need to meet each client where they are at. We use evidence-based education and strategies including Living in Balance, CBT, DBT, 12 step facilitation, relapse prevention skill building, nutrition services and family programming in a structured curriculum for both our 1.0 and 2.1 levels of care. We have driving with care levels one and two for those clients who need education and support, and alumni aftercare groups for clients to continue to receive support from peers.
