Substance Use Counselor

• Overview Overview At Groups, we know recovery is possible – and no one should have to do it alone.
• As a Counselor, you’ll lead dynamic group therapy sessions and be a vital part of our member-centered care teams.
• You’ll work in a mission-driven environment where compassion, integrity, and human connection drive real transformation.
• We’re more than a treatment provider – we’re a recovery community.
• Join us as we change the future of addiction healthcare.
• If you believe in recovery, harm reduction, and member-centered care — this is your place.

Salary Range

$53,041 - $63,565 *Based on experience, and educationSchedule: Tuesday through Friday schedule, with four 10-hour workdays (40 hours per week).

Responsibilities

What You’ll Do Lead 3–4 one-hour group therapy sessions per day using a structured, evidence-based curriculum. Facilitate group discussions using a “plug and play” approach from approved modalities to meet members where they are within the guardrails of our clinical framework. Collaborate with prescribers, care navigators, and recovery coaches. Monitor member progress and document outcomes. Support a positive, recovery-oriented environment for members. Engage in local community outreach to promote Groups’ mission.

Qualifications

Master’s degree required.

Preferred

• Active behavioral health licensure including but not limited to: ADC, AADC, LPC, LICSW and associate level status with ability and willingness to obtain licensure reciprocity in other states Minimum two years’ leading groups in a SUD setting.
• High comfort level with
• Technology: EMR, Telehealth software, Google products (Gmail, Google Docs/Sheets/Drive), mobile apps, etc. Compassion, collaboration, commitment to quality care, and an investment in member success. Ability to work 2-3 evenings per week up to 9pm as needed.
• Other preferred backgrounds, experience, and skills include: mental health, social work, substance use disorder treatment, therapy, human services, social services, medication assisted treatment or MAT.