Our Substance Abuse Counselors provide counseling services (group and/or individual) for assigned clients and coordinate all aspects of client treatment.
Responsibilities:● Performs client evaluation and assessment interviews to determine necessity and level of treatment; refers to other programs as appropriate● With client participation, develops individualized treatment plans for review by treatment team● Reviews progress and updates plans at intervals based upon program requirements● Conducts and documents individual counseling sessions as required● Conducts and documents group counseling, including psycho-education, therapeutic process and relapse prevention group sessions● Coordinates client treatment with the Clinical Team, program coordinators and other staff as appropriate● Develops aftercare plans and discharge summaries● Presents educational lectures for client groups as directed● Participates in in-service training● Presents on topics of expertise as requested● Performs crisis intervention work and/or prepares families or employers for planned interventions as necessary● Completes documentation and reports in a legible, accurate and timely fashion
Required Qualifications:To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.● Master’s Level (preferred)● Master’s degree or soon to complete Master’s in a behavioral health field: Psychology, Counseling, Social Work, or Addictions.● At least two years working in the treatment of chemical dependency● Must be one of the following:● QMHP-A credentialed● License eligible (supervision for licensure)● Licensed by the Virginia Board● Substance Abuse credentialing or eligibility to pursue credentialing within the Commonwealth of Virginia
OR● Bachelor’s Level● Bachelor’s degree in the behavioral health field: Psychology, Social Work or Addictions with emphasis on counseling techniques● At least one year working in the treatment of chemical dependency● Must hold the QMHC-A credential● Knowledge of chemical dependency treatment, principles of self-help support groups, and available community resources● Ability to communicate and consult effectively with other health professionals● If applicant declares self to be recovery, s/he must be free of active chemical dependency for a minimum of two years

Job Types: Full-time, Part-time

We are looking for both full-time and part-time residential support specialists to join our team. Do you have an interest in working with people in recovery? Our client support specialists work in the residential home with clients to support their daily activities.
General Responsibilities:– Upholds all DBHDS licensure requirements pertaining to the residence– Supports and behaves within BTG philosophy and regulations– Assists with overseeing and maintaining orderliness, cleanliness, health, and safety standards of the household– Oversees safety and wellness of clients and residence during the evening, overnight, and weekend hours– Assists in planning and serving of breakfast and dinner (or oversees the same), including cleaning of dining area, kitchen and relevant equipment– Provides support to Nutrition Support Staff for client lunches– Administers and documents client nutrients and medications– Completes, safeguards, and delivers client paperwork as directed– Maintains food and household supply list for adequate quantities and wholesome qualities, designating biodegradable, organic, and fresh foods whenever possible– Helps to maintain kitchen and household equipment in good working order– Collaborates with Clinical Staff regarding client progress and issues on a daily basis– Communicates with Administrative Staff regarding client schedules and appointments– Communicates with Facilities Staff regarding repairs and upkeep of BTG property– Transports clients as directed– Oversees clients at gym or other scheduled activities as directed– Performs other tasks and duties as instructed
Required Qualifications:– Minimum of a High School Diploma– Ability to communicate and coordinate effectively with clients, staff, and professionals– Must attend and pass Board of Nursing Medication Administration training– Valid driver’s license– If applicant declares self to be in recovery, s/he must be free of active chemical dependency for a minimum of two years
Preferred Qualifications:– One year experience working in a residential substance abuse/mental health setting preferred– General understanding of chemical dependency treatment and the principles of self-help support groups– Flexible hours to include weekend and evening shifts
Job Offers:– Competitive salary– Health/Dental benefits– Retirement plan
Required Education:– High school or equivalent
Required License or Certification:– Driver’s License– Completion of Board of Nursing Medication Administration training (on-the-job training course)

This description is intended to describe the essential job functions, the general supplemental functions and the essential requirements for the performance of this job. It is not an exhaustive list of all duties, responsibilities and requirements of a person so classified. Other functions may be assigned and management retains the right to add or change the duties at any time.

Job Types: Part-time, Full-time

Pay: $32,500.00 – $41,000.00 per year
Bridging the Gaps is actively hiring an individual that is wanting to make a difference by supporting adults in early substance abuse treatment by providing neurofeedback treatment to our clients. This candidate would ideally be an individual that is certified as a neurofeedback technician or a qualified individual interested in this emerging field of neuropsychology. This is an excellent opportunity for a resident or graduate students interested in psychology/psychotherapy as well as psychology/neuroscience undergraduate students.
The position includes: performing neurofeedback, biofeedback training, and possible counseling/psychotherapy while collaborating with our clinical team. The candidate will also maintain the client records regarding provision of neurofeedback services and maintains neurofeedback equipment. This position requires the individual to have excellent communication skills, be comfortable working with software and computers, detail oriented, capable of prioritizing tasks, and work independently. All training will be provided.
Requirements:– Preferred associates or bachelor’s degree and minimum of one year’s experience in behavioral health sciences– General understanding of chemical dependency treatment and the principles of self-help support groups preferred;– If applicant declares self to be recovery, s/he must be free of active mood altering substances for a minimum of two years;– Ability to pass a fingerprint background check as deemed by Virginia Department of Behavioral Health
Benefits:– 401(k) matching– Dental insurance– Flexible schedule– Health insurance– Paid time off– Vision insurance
Medical Specialties:– Addiction Medicine
Schedule:– Monday to Friday
COVID-19 Considerations:Bridging the Gaps is following CDC guidelines. The use of masks and social distancing as warranted, handwashing, and environmental hygiene are all part of our protocols.
Experience:– Neurofeedback/Neuropsychology/Neuroscience: 1 year (Preferred)– Behavioral health or Addiction: 1 year (Preferred)
Shift Availability:– Day Shift (Preferred)
Work Location: – In person

Job Types: Part-time, Full-time

Pay: $15.00 – $18.00 per hour
Expected hours: – No more than 40 per week
Bridging the Gaps is expanding our residential department and are actively seeking an individual that is wanting to make a difference by supporting adults in early substance abuse treatment. Our Peer Recovery Specialists are valued members of our BTG team that provide oversight, safety, and support in our residential houses for the evening and overnight shifts. If you are interested in playing a pivotal role in helping our clients in early recovery, view the full job description below and send your resume to moc.spagehtgnigdirb%40sreerac or apply via Indeed.
General Responsibilities Include:– Upholds all DBHDS licensure requirements pertaining to the residence– Supports and behaves within BTG philosophy and regulations– Assists with overseeing and maintaining orderliness, cleanliness, health, and safety standards of the household– Oversees safety and wellness of clients and residence during the evening, overnight, and weekend hours– Assists in planning and serving of breakfast and dinner (or oversees the same), including cleaning of dining area, kitchen and relevant equipment– Provides support to Nutrition Support Staff for helping clients prepare their lunches– Administers and documents client nutrients and medications– Completes, safeguards, and delivers client paperwork as directed– Maintains food and household supply list for adequate quantities and wholesome qualities, designating biodegradable, organic, and fresh foods whenever possible– Helps to maintain kitchen and household equipment in good working order– Collaborates with Clinical Staff regarding client progress and issues on a daily basis– Communicates with Administrative Staff regarding client schedules and appointments– Communicates with Facilities Staff regarding repairs and upkeep of BTG property– Transports clients as directe– Oversees clients at gym or other scheduled activities as directed– Performs other tasks and duties as instructed
Required Qualifications:– Minimum of a High School Diploma– Must attend and pass Board of Nursing Medication Administration training– Valid driver’s license;– If applicant declares self to be in recovery, s/he must be free of mood altering dependency for a minimum of two years.– Ability to pass a fingerprint background check as deemed by DBHDS
Benefits:– 401(k)– Dental insurance– Flexible schedule– Health insurance– Paid time off– Vision insurance
Schedule:– 10 hour shift– 12 hour shift– 8 hour shift– Evening shift– Holidays– Night shift– Overnight shift– Overtime– Weekends as needed
COVID-19 Considerations:Bridging the Gaps is following CDC guidelines. The use of masks, social distancing, handwashing, and environmental hygiene are all part of our protocols when deemed necessary.
License/Certification:– Driver’s License (Required)
Shift Availability:– Overnight Shift (Required)– Night Shift (Required)
Work Location: – In person