Jobs at Chemical Abuse Services Agency, Inc.

Supervises counseling staff and facilitates behavioral health program activities, including client screening, intake, orientation, treatment planning, crisis intervention, and individual and group counseling. Assumes program leadership in the director’s absence and supports culturally relevant, multicultural, and chemical dependency treatment services.

Provides assessment and treatment for individuals experiencing emotional, mental health, and substance abuse difficulties. Educates clients on addiction recovery skills, supports chemical dependency rehabilitation, connects clients with resources and self-help groups, and delivers culturally competent behavioral health care.

Provides case management and crisis intervention to formerly homeless Recovery House residents. Supports housing stability, recovery, independence, and community integration through trauma-informed, person-centered, strengths-based, and harm-reduction practices. Coordinates mental health, substance use, medical, vocational, and other supportive services with residents, providers, and community partners. Helps residents address challenges, build resilience, and achieve individualized goals within a supportive residential setting.

Provides managed care coordination, administrative support, and facility management assistance for a behavioral health clinic’s inpatient and outpatient services. Responsibilities include supporting daily clinic operations, maintaining administrative procedures, coordinating services, and assisting under the supervision of the Program Director.

Provides assessment, therapeutic treatment, education, and recovery support for individuals experiencing emotional, mental health, and substance-use difficulties. Collaborates on specialized services, including support for federal probation clients, and promotes client self-discovery, multicultural competency, and continued recovery. The role requires licensed counseling credentials, a related master’s degree, professional counseling experience, Saturday availability, and reliable transportation.

Evaluates, diagnoses, and medically manages clients with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders. Provides psychiatric evaluations, medication monitoring, MOUD treatment, consultations, medication education, clinical documentation, and interdisciplinary collaboration. The provider must be licensed in Connecticut, available Saturdays, culturally responsive to Latino and African American communities, and able to communicate effectively with clients, families, and clinical teams.