Substance Use Disorder Professional - Chief Seattle Club

Job Title - SUDP Chief Seattle Club

Schedule - M-F 5 am - 2 pm

Compensation - $75,296

Signing Bonus: This position includes a $2,500 signing bonus. Fifty percent ($1,250) will be paid upon successful completion of the first 90 days of employment, and the remaining fifty percent ($1,250) will be paid upon successful completion of 180 days of employment.

Work at Evergreen Treatment Services and make a difference in our community!

• ETS has been working to transform the lives of individuals and their communities through innovative and effective addiction and social services in Western Washington for over 50 years. Learn more about our mission and values.
• Change begins within. We strive to foster and sustain a diverse and inclusive community within our organization. Find out how we are working to achieve racial equity, health equity, and community justice.
• Our Clinic Services and REACH teams bring critical professional expertise and heartfelt compassion to the work they do every day to serve our most vulnerable community members. Check out the compelling stories told by our patients, clients, and staff members that provide more information and a clear picture regarding our organization’s essential work.

This dynamic position plays an important role in helping ETS accomplish our mission!

Job Summary:

• The Treatment in Motion (TIM) Substance Use Disorder Professional (SUDP) Chief Seattle Club (CSC) role is part of the Counseling and Behavioral Health team that supports ETS’ mission through assessment, individual and group counseling, case management, community-based outreach and engagement, and overall patient care for patients enrolled in ETS’ Treatment in Motion Program.
• This role makes a critical difference at ETS by serving as the primary care team coordinator for their assigned patients, and by connecting individuals to Evergreen Services Mobile Dispensary (TIM) and other community and clinic-based services, through community outreach and engagement.
• This position is embedded within our community partner organization, Chief Seatle Club. In this role the TIM SUDP carries out responsibilities the demonstrate a commitment to Indigenous and Organizational Values: Providing a sacred space to nurture, affirm, and renew the spirit of urban Native people, maintaining cultural integrity.

What you contribute to this role – Responsibilities:

• Help ETS succeed in carrying out our mission through working together with other staff to transform systems of harm and inequity to create different approaches to improving community health and safety through addressing substance use and homelessness.?
• Assist with the organization-wide initiative to reimagine our interconnectedness within our community to overcome the aspects of our society and organizational culture shaped by white supremacy and settler colonialism.
• Consistently implement established agency policies and treatment procedures regarding work with assigned patients.
• Conduct community-based outreach and engagement activities to connect individuals with TIM and other community and clinic-based services.
• Work closely with Reach and other outreach services team members to support individuals seeking MOUD services.
• Develop and maintain relationships with community service providers to facilitate community referrals to TIM.
• Provide community-based SUD services for individuals seeking and participating in MOUD services.
• Provide initial intake, assessment, individual and group counseling, and case management services to assigned patients.
• Consistently maintain professional boundaries with patients and coworkers.
• Perform prompt, accurate completion of progress notations of all interactions with patients in assigned patient files.
• Carry out professional preparation and prompt submission of:
• Initial intake, ASAM assessment, and individual service plan (ISP)
• Conduct ISP reviews that exceed regulatory guidelines
• Responses to positive drug test / breathalyzer results
• Coordinate and schedule patient care teams
• Letters of assistance and referral for assigned patients.
• Closing treatment summaries for discharged patients
• Act consistently to protect the confidentiality of all patients and the integrity of professional staff communication and behavior.
• Adhere to all the confidentiality requirements and guidelines outlined in the 42 CFR, Part 2 federal regulations pertaining to SUD treatment records.
• Serve as a leader or co-leader of therapy or educational groups and provide other treatment activities (such as intake assessments).
• Meet with primary supervisor for the purposes of patient clinical consultation and clinical skill development, and/or other designated supervisor staff for the purposes of reviewing patient documentation and treatment planning issues.
• Coordinate assigned patient treatment with other staff departments (such as dispensary, reception, medical, case management, peers, and psychiatric staff).
• Participate in care team meetings to respond to and support patient care needs throughout treatment.
• Take responsibility for the observation of patient drug test sample collection for the purpose of drug screen urinalysis when needed.
• Travel regularly in support of community based MOUD services, required.
• Provide clinic-based counseling services as needed.

Following are the Chief Seattle Club -specific job responsibilities as outlined in the specific contract for this position. Note that though there is some repetition to the core TIM SUDP responsibilities listed above, the following job duties provide information directly in alignment with contract requirements for appropriate job description reference, to help ensure success in carrying out the role.

• Accountability: Manage own work and the work of teams, take ownership of actions and decisions, and strive to deliver high-quality work and care.
• Collaboration: Work as part of a team, share responsibility for common goals, and collaborate with colleagues across organizations.
• Communication: Practice effective and clear communication, demonstrate empathy, and maintain transparency in decision-making.
• Story-First Orientation: Recognize the unique needs of the diverse community served, prioritize lived experiences and needs of Participants, and deliver responsive and innovative care.
• Attend staff, supervision and grant-related meetings.
• Collect and distribute required data for grant and agency reporting.
• Handle complaints and conflicts professionally.
• Work independently and maintain strong communication between partner agencies.
• Care coordination skills and knowledge of King County community resources / potential referrals for unhoused individuals
• SUD assessment, counseling and case management skills
• Community outreach skills

Note: New and/or different duties and responsibilities may be assigned to this job at any time.