Part - Time Drug and Alcohol Abuse Counselor (TEAP)

The counselor is responsible for executing and monitoring the substance abuse program for students according to federal regulations, focusing on prevention, education, identification, and relapse prevention to help students overcome employability barriers. Duties include providing individual counseling, utilizing formalized assessment measures, collecting drug test specimens, and documenting all procedures and referrals accurately.

Minimum requirements include an active, unrestricted substance abuse license or certification meeting state requirements, specifically cadc i certification with completed supervised hours. Preferred qualifications include a bachelor's degree in a related field and previous experience working with disadvantaged youth in a residential setting.