SUDPT

Evergreen Recovery Centers is a mission-driven organization that provides holistic, integrated, and compassionate care for individuals and families affected by substance use disorders. The center is committed to person-centered treatment that reduces stigma and shame related to addiction and mental illness, helping improve equitable access to health care. Its vision focuses on transforming treatment through whole-person care, low-barrier access to primary health services, support for healthy parenting, and strong families.

Evergreen's culture is grounded in values of accountability, compassion, integrity, recovery, and respect, guiding interactions with clients and across the team. Team members join a supportive environment that emphasizes hope, encouragement, and dignity in every recovery journey.

The SUDPT (Substance Use Disorder Professional Trainee) is a full-time, on-site role based in Mount Vernon, WA. This role supports the delivery of substance use disorder treatment services under appropriate supervision, including assisting with intakes, assessments, and individualized service plans. Daily responsibilities may include facilitating or co-facilitating group sessions, participating in individual support sessions, documenting client progress, and collaborating with other care team members to ensure integrated, person-centered care.

The SUDPT also helps connect clients with community resources, supports relapse prevention and recovery planning, and contributes to a safe, respectful, and culturally responsive treatment environment. This position requires adherence to ethical standards, regulatory guidelines, and Evergreen Recovery Centers' mission and values.

• Foundational knowledge of substance use disorders, recovery principles, and person-centered, trauma-informed care.
• Skills in client engagement, active listening, and maintaining professional boundaries in individual and group settings.
• Ability to document services accurately, follow treatment plans, and comply with relevant state and agency policies.
• Collaborative mindset for working within interdisciplinary teams, including counselors, medical staff, and support services.
• Strong communication skills, cultural humility, and commitment to reducing stigma related to addiction and mental health.
• High level of integrity, reliability, and accountability, with openness to supervision, feedback, and ongoing learning.
• Preferred:
  Enrollment in or completion of an approved SUD education program; eligibility or intent to obtain SUDPT credential in Washington State.
• Preferred:
  Experience in behavioral health, social services, or related settings, and familiarity with local community resources.