Substance Use Disorder Clinician (SUD)

Substance Use Disorder Family Specialist

The Substance Use Disorder Family Support Program (SUDFSP-MI) is seeking compassionate, dedicated professionals to provide substance use treatment services to individuals with Child Protective Services/MDHHS involvement in Midland, Clare, Gladwin and Isabella counties. This unique in-home program supports parents and caregivers in addressing substance use challenges while strengthening family functioning, safety, and promoting long-term recovery. As an SUD Clinician / Specialist, you will work directly with individuals in their homes or other community-based settings, providing evidence-based substance use treatment, recovery support, and case management services.

Responsibilities

• Conduct comprehensive substance use assessments utilizing the ASAM Continuum criteria.
• Develop individualized treatment plans in partnership with clients, focusing on recovery, family preservation, and personal goals.
• Provide evidenced-based, in-home substance use treatment services over the six-month program period.
• Deliver psychoeducation on the multidimensional aspects of substance use including but not limited to substance use disorders, addiction as a disease, the impact of substance use on parenting and child safety.
• Facilitate relapse prevention planning by identifying triggers, warning signs, high-risk situations, and coping skills.
• Provide ongoing case management services to address barriers to recovery, such as housing and employment instability, connect families with community resources, and support overall individual and family health.
• Maintain accurate documentation and collaborate with MDHHS, treatment providers, and other community partners to support client success.
• Utilize safety planning and education to help families eliminate/reduce risks
• Attendance and participation in weekly team and supervision meetings, required training and meetings with community partners and/or MDHHS.
• Supporting clients' preferred recovery pathway through the understanding of multiple pathways of recovery.
• Transport clients and their children in personal vehicle as necessary.

Qualifications

• Master's degree in social work, counseling, psychology or a related field — or a bachelor's degree with strong, relevant experience - required.
• Experience working with individuals and families affected by substance use.
• MCBAP certification or development plan for CADC or CAADC or apply for development within 30 days of hire - required.
• Valid driver's license, vehicle registration, and auto insurance - required.
• Reliable, responsible, and compassionate.
• Comfortable working in clients' homes.

Schedule and Compensation

• Schedule: Full-time.
• Shift: Day/afternoon hours with flexibility for evening client visits. On call availability as needed.
• Hybrid remote with weekly in office meetings and in home client appointments.
• Pay rate: $44,000 - $49,000 per year based on experience and certifications.
• Travel: Daily/weekly travel required within service counties ( Midland, Clare, Gladwin and Isabella counties). Mileage reimbursement provided.

Benefits

• Health, dental, and vision insurance
• 403(b) retirement plan + matching
• Paid time off and paid holidays
• Mileage reimbursement for client travel
• Weekly Clinical Supervision
• Employee assistance program
• Flexible scheduling
• Relias Training Platform
• In Service Trainings with MCBAP CEUs

Reporting Office: Wellspring Lutheran Services 1416 N McEwan St. Clare, MI 48617 Full job description available during the interview.