AOD Counselor II Women's Residential Facility | Day

The aod ii counselor provides proficient, trauma-Informed substance use disorder (Sud) counseling services, guiding participants through early recovery stages via assessments, counseling, education, and crisis intervention. This role involves collaborating with a multidisciplinary team, maintaining timely documentation, and potentially mentoring aod i counselors.

Candidates must complete 315 hours of state-Approved sud education and 255 supervised practicum hours, holding a cadc-I or similar certification. Essential qualifications include proficiency in counseling and documentation, experience in sud treatment, and demonstrating emotional maturity and resilience.