Job opportunity
Addiction Counsellor Concurrent Disorders
Hawkesbury and District General Hospital
Addiction counselling and treatment planning define this full-time, on-site position, supporting clients with addiction, gambling, and concurrent disorders. Day and evening shifts are available.
The Addiction Counsellor works collaboratively with clients, families, caregivers, and involved agencies. This position completes assessments, develops treatment plans, manages cases, coordinates care, and provides counselling and therapy. The counsellor monitors client progress and may work at different locations according to organizational needs.
Key Responsibilities:
Assess clients with addiction, gambling, and concurrent disorders
Complete treatment plans and coordinate client care
Provide counselling and therapy to clients
Monitor client progress throughout treatment
Collaborate with families, caregivers, and involved agencies
Requirements:
Bachelor’s degree in social work, psychology, or related field
Membership in a regulatory body in Ontario
Minimum two recent years in mental health and addictions
Training in motivational interviewing and harm reduction
Working knowledge of both official languages
Apply addiction counselling, assessment, and care coordination expertise while supporting clients with concurrent disorders across assigned locations.
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Apply on source site The Addiction Counsellor works collaboratively with clients, families, caregivers, and involved agencies. This position completes assessments, develops treatment plans, manages cases, coordinates care, and provides counselling and therapy. The counsellor monitors client progress and may work at different locations according to organizational needs.
Key Responsibilities:
Assess clients with addiction, gambling, and concurrent disorders
Complete treatment plans and coordinate client care
Provide counselling and therapy to clients
Monitor client progress throughout treatment
Collaborate with families, caregivers, and involved agencies
Requirements:
Bachelor’s degree in social work, psychology, or related field
Membership in a regulatory body in Ontario
Minimum two recent years in mental health and addictions
Training in motivational interviewing and harm reduction
Working knowledge of both official languages
Apply addiction counselling, assessment, and care coordination expertise while supporting clients with concurrent disorders across assigned locations.
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