Recover is working to make addiction treatment and mental healthcare more effective, accessible, and affordable. We work with governments to use medicine to improve outcomes for people who need care.
Our program is an outpatient and intensive outpatient treatment program for people with substance use and mental challenges. We use a harm reduction approach to treatment, and are focused on serving marginalized and underserved communities. We are a small team growing quickly, and looking for people to grow with us.
Our team includes people from Yale Law, UCLA School of Medicine, Harvard Medical School, and White House alums.
As a counselor for Recover, you’ll work directly with patients to treat a variety of substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health conditions. The majority of your time will be spent providing counseling to patients in one-on-one, group, and family settings. You will be expected to develop relationships with your patients and help guide them through their recovery journey. You will also collaborate regularly with the rest of the treatment team, including the medical director, physicians, nurse practitioners, and case managers, to develop and implement comprehensive treatment plans for patients. This position is best suited for someone comfortable working independently, takes ownership of patient care, builds rapport, and works well in a collaborative team environment.
You will report to Recover’s Clinical Supervisor. Salary is commensurate with experience and qualifications. Role is 40 hours/week across 4-5 days.
This role covers evening hours, working with clients who need support outside of a standard 9-5 schedule. Evening coverage is a key part of making treatment accessible to clients who can't engage with services during the day.
Recover provides effective and affordable addiction treatment. We partner with state and local governments to help combat addiction in their communities.
Over 20 million Americans struggle with addiction. Less than 10% of people who need it get help, and for those that do, conventional treatment programs only work for 8%.
We're working to change that, by integrating medical care and medications into a comprehensive treatment program, and providing best-in-class treatment to all who need it.
