Yakama Nation Legends Casino
Substance Use Disorder Professional
Yakama Nation Legends Casino, Toppenish, Washington, United States, 98948
Substance Use Disorder Professional
Yakama Nation Legends Casino –
Open until filled
Hourly Wage : $25.66–$28.88 per hour (regular/full‑time)
The employee occupying this position must be licensed by the Washington State Department of Health as a Substance Use Disorder Professional (SUDP). They will provide counseling and advocate services to Native Americans who reside on the Yakama Reservation and surrounding area regarding chemical dependency.
Responsibilities
Provide 60% direct face‑to‑face patient care and 40% case management.
Conduct individual and group counseling sessions, including relapse prevention groups.
Coordinate clinical activities with the treatment team and other staff.
Maintain thorough documentation, ensuring records are confidential, secure, and in compliance with WAC 388.805.315.
Provide educational presentations related to chemical dependency, including Choice Theory, Reality Therapy, and Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT).
Assess and diagnose Substance Use Disorder, and develop and update treatment plans using ASAM patient placement criteria.
Refuse patients out for mandatory TB skin test and other health‑related appointments when required.
Facilitate client behavior/cognitive restructuring and supervise implementation of the deferred prosecution program.
Submit reports required by courts, the Department of Licensing, and the Department of Social & Health Services in a timely manner.
Report non‑compliant patients to the appropriate authorities.
Assist patients in contacting necessary agencies or services.
Respond to directives of the supervisor and management staff in a professional and cooperative manner.
Other duties as assigned.
Qualifications
Associate’s Degree in Human Services or a related field.
Certified and licensed as a Substance Use Disorder Professional (Washington State Department of Health).
Registered Counselor through the State of Washington Department of Health per Chapter 18.19 RCW.
Pass a Washington State Patrol criminal background check; no DUI infractions within the past four years.
Minimum of four years with no substantial evidence of alcohol or substance abuse prior to employment.
Current First Aid/CPR certification or ability to obtain within 30 days of employment.
Valid Washington State Driver’s License and ability to obtain a Yakama Nation driving permit.
Pass a pre‑employment drug test.
Enrolled Yakama Preference, but all qualified applicants are encouraged to apply.
Skills & Abilities
Knowledge of chemical dependency addiction and the American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) Patient Placement Criteria.
Working knowledge of inpatient provider contracts, agreements, and policies.
Understanding of post‑treatment crisis, relapse, and sober support.
Proficiency with computer applications such as Microsoft Word and Excel.
Ability to communicate effectively with social service agencies and document patient progress.
Ability to evaluate patients, conduct ongoing assessments, and update treatment plans.
Maintain continuing education requirements and professional development.
Respond to directives of the supervisor and management staff in a professional and cooperative manner.
Employment Details Seniority Level : Entry level
Employment Type : Contract
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Open until filled
Hourly Wage : $25.66–$28.88 per hour (regular/full‑time)
The employee occupying this position must be licensed by the Washington State Department of Health as a Substance Use Disorder Professional (SUDP). They will provide counseling and advocate services to Native Americans who reside on the Yakama Reservation and surrounding area regarding chemical dependency.
Responsibilities
Provide 60% direct face‑to‑face patient care and 40% case management.
Conduct individual and group counseling sessions, including relapse prevention groups.
Coordinate clinical activities with the treatment team and other staff.
Maintain thorough documentation, ensuring records are confidential, secure, and in compliance with WAC 388.805.315.
Provide educational presentations related to chemical dependency, including Choice Theory, Reality Therapy, and Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT).
Assess and diagnose Substance Use Disorder, and develop and update treatment plans using ASAM patient placement criteria.
Refuse patients out for mandatory TB skin test and other health‑related appointments when required.
Facilitate client behavior/cognitive restructuring and supervise implementation of the deferred prosecution program.
Submit reports required by courts, the Department of Licensing, and the Department of Social & Health Services in a timely manner.
Report non‑compliant patients to the appropriate authorities.
Assist patients in contacting necessary agencies or services.
Respond to directives of the supervisor and management staff in a professional and cooperative manner.
Other duties as assigned.
Qualifications
Associate’s Degree in Human Services or a related field.
Certified and licensed as a Substance Use Disorder Professional (Washington State Department of Health).
Registered Counselor through the State of Washington Department of Health per Chapter 18.19 RCW.
Pass a Washington State Patrol criminal background check; no DUI infractions within the past four years.
Minimum of four years with no substantial evidence of alcohol or substance abuse prior to employment.
Current First Aid/CPR certification or ability to obtain within 30 days of employment.
Valid Washington State Driver’s License and ability to obtain a Yakama Nation driving permit.
Pass a pre‑employment drug test.
Enrolled Yakama Preference, but all qualified applicants are encouraged to apply.
Skills & Abilities
Knowledge of chemical dependency addiction and the American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) Patient Placement Criteria.
Working knowledge of inpatient provider contracts, agreements, and policies.
Understanding of post‑treatment crisis, relapse, and sober support.
Proficiency with computer applications such as Microsoft Word and Excel.
Ability to communicate effectively with social service agencies and document patient progress.
Ability to evaluate patients, conduct ongoing assessments, and update treatment plans.
Maintain continuing education requirements and professional development.
Respond to directives of the supervisor and management staff in a professional and cooperative manner.
Employment Details Seniority Level : Entry level
Employment Type : Contract
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