RS - SUDP Counselor III, Recovery Services; On-Call

ACRS seeks an on-call SUDP Counselor III – Recovery Services (On-Call) who provides as‑needed advanced counseling and case management services to support continuity of care within Recovery Services. This role ensures high-quality, culturally humble, and trauma‑informed care primarily for the Asian and Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander (A&NH/PI) communities, while also serving individuals from diverse backgrounds. As a senior‑level counselor, the On‑Call position provides clinical coverage, crisis response, and team support in the absence of regular staff, upholding the program’s standards and integrity.

• Pay range is between $35.95 to $39.99 hourly. Can increase based on experience.
• Free on site parking available at Main Office.
• Accrue 1-hour of Sick Leave per every 30 hours worked. Accrual begins on Day‑one. Accrued Sick Leave becomes available for use after 60 days of employment.
• Employee assistance program

• Provides integrated and holistic services to meet the range of clients’ behavioral health care needs based on recovery principles. Provides coordinated services in compliance with relevant State, County, and City standards, including meeting expectations of the applicable systems, including mental health, substance use disorder, and/or problem gambling. Expected to meet program performance and/or productivity standards.
• Coordinates and cooperates with other agencies, organizations, and natural supports on client evaluation, care plans, and follow‑up to meet state and agency requirements and to ensure quality care to clients. Prepares progress reports and completion notices and provides them to the courts, probation departments, and referral sources as appropriate.
• Prepares concise, complete, and accurate progress notes and program documentation according to agency policy and system standards. Completes all of the required documentation and reports relevant to public payors, such as Medicaid and other third party payors, such as private insurers, in a timely manner. Expected to meet program documentation standards.
• Participates in Agency required and Program recommended training and meetings.
• Provides guidance to staff by assisting with clinical questions and other issues when the Manager/Supervisor is unavailable. Ensures coaching/guidance to staff adheres to contract requirements and agency policies. Provides supervisory coverage in the absence of the Supervisor. Directs personnel‑related inquiries to HR.
• Provides team backup for case coverage and group facilitation when staff are out of the office, both planned and unplanned. Assists with training new staff and may train and supervise interns as requested.

• Education and Experience:
  • Master’s degree in social work or social/behavioral science with two (2) years’ of post‑SUDP experience; OR
  • Bachelor’s degree in social science with four (4) years’ of post‑SUDP experience OR
  • Associate’s degree in social science with six (6) years’ of post‑SUDP experience; AND
  • Active Substance Use Disorder Professional (SUDP).
  • May not have a history of alcohol or other drug misuse for a period of three years prior to employment as a SUDP and not display evidence of misuse of alcohol or other drug while a SUDP
• Cultural Humility:
  • Ability to provide effective and respectful quality care and services that are responsive to diverse cultural beliefs and practices.
  • Fluency in Asian and Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander language.
• Knowledge and
  
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  • Ability to: work as a team member with professional and support staff; analyze and draw conclusions from case records; apply casework principles to individual situations; and exercise judgment and organize multiple tasks.
  • Advanced understanding of…