Counselor

The counselor provides orientation to new patients, conducts essential intake and assessment procedures, and involves patients in developing individualized treatment plans based on their needs and goals. Key duties also involve monitoring patient status, addressing high-Risk conditions using specific screening tools, and providing individual and group counseling services.

Qualifications vary by counselor level (I, ii, iii), generally requiring an associate's degree or higher, relevant registration/Certification, and increasing experience for higher tiers. Counselor ii specifically requires 2-5 years of experience or equivalent coursework/Certification, and counselor iii requires state-Approved certification or licensure eligibility.