Statewide Virtual Training and Apprenticeship Program; SoCal

The Health RIGHT 360 Training and Apprenticeship program is a temporary,part time,5-month, 20 hours per week, training and work readiness program. The Earn While-You-Learn program will provide educational opportunities, work experience, and pathways to employment. The Training and Apprenticeship program is open to former clients, alumni of our programs, candidates with entry level or below work experience and education, and those who need support moving into the field.

The Training and Apprenticeship Program further develops skills through real world experiences with our clients and provides an easy transition to employment at Health RIGHT 360. The Apprentice actively participates in a schedule oftrainings, shadowing client services, 1:1 and group supervision, attending multidisciplinary Treatment Team Meetings, and providing support to the client populations within the Health RIGHT 360 Family of Programs. Apprentices also receive basic job skills training including computer skills.

As part of the Apprenticeship Program, Apprentices develop comprehensive plans for continuing education and pathways to employment.

The Apprenticeship program begins January 2027.

Apprentices may have the opportunity to register as interns with CADTP.

Must be able to commute for in-person job training to programs in either Pomona, Oxnard, Orange, Los Angeles, or Escondido.

• Fully participating in the Training and Apprenticeship Program training activities.
• Accurately documenting their hours
• Attending regular meetings for supervision and training
• Completing all assigned training and following all policies and procedures
• Following all confidentiality and compliance requirements of the program
• Observing the daily activities of a residential and/or outpatient SUD treatment program
• Shadowing certified SUD Counselors and other Client Facing Professionals during assessment, treatment planning, groups, counseling sessions and case management sessions
• Attending treatment team meetings and learn about documentation requirements in an electronic health record system

• High School Diploma or GED

• Must not be on active parole or probation, clear with OIG database.
• Must complete a background check and live scan.