The Substance Abuse Counselor acts as mediator between patients, relatives, medical staff, and outside agencies if needed. Runs individual, family, and group counseling for patients in chemical dependency programs. Being a Substance Abuse Counselor typically requires a bachelor's degree or equivalent; meets the standards for Substance Abuse Counselor Certification Board, or other appropriate certification. Tracks patient progress and dispensation of treatment services. In addition, Substance Abuse Counselor typically reports to a supervisor or manager. Substance Abuse Counselor's years of experience requirement may be unspecified. Certification and/or licensing in the position's specialty is the main requirement. (Copyright 2024 Salary.com)
Certified Substance Abuse Counselor (CSAC) or Certified Alcohol Addiction Counselor (CADC): The CSAC/CADC is responsible for providing confidential addiction counseling, education, and support to individuals, families, and community promoting healthy lifestyles and healthy choices. The CSAC/CADC will assist individuals in overcoming addiction issues, adjusting to life, and making changes. The CSAC/CDAC will complete and maintain accurate records and reports regarding the individuals' histories and progress, services provided, and other required information. The CSAC/CADC will teach coping mechanisms and assist in locating resources to help me individuals serve needs. The CSAC/CADC will attend weekly staff meetings and monthly supervision to increase knowledge and skills.
NC certification as CSAC/CADC preferred but will consider NC LCAS or NC LCAS-A.
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