If you are looking for a rewarding and challenging position, we could be for you! We are a great group of people who take immense pride in what we do. The benefits package is fantastic (who doesn’t love oodles of time off!) and we offer a 35-hour workweek (no weekends or evenings); 13 paid holidays, employer-paid life and dental plus a robust medical plan. We also provide credential expense reimbursements, training leave, and retirement plan contributions for all employees. Aside from getting a puppy or kitten on your first day, what more is there?

The Intake Coordinator conducts comprehensive substance use and mental health disorder assessments and then makes treatment referrals based on clinical need. These licensed clinicians will assess 30-35 clients monthly, with 3-4 assessments scheduled per day. The Intake Coordinator does not carry a caseload beyond the treatment referral. This role will require driving within a regional area to conduct in-person assessments. This licensed clinician is comfortable working with a complex and challenging population who have multiple needs and is driven to success through compassionate service delivery.

Positions are available based out of Cherry Hill, Vineland, Toms River, and Newark. Hybrid work from home schedules available once fully trained.

Excellent benefits, generous time off and 35-hour work week. No nights or weekends. EOE M/F/D/V No phone calls and no staffing services, we are only able to respond to those candidates who meet our qualifications.

Please send cover letter with preferred location and resume to lschmitter@ncaar.org

We are committed to diversity, equal opportunity, and fair treatment, and strive for an organizational structure and culture that promotes employee involvement, open communication, teamwork, and cooperation.

A Master’s Degree in counseling, social work, or related field with an LPC, LAC, LCADC, LCSW, or LSW is required in order to provide telehealth services. Must have a minimum of two years of co-occurring disorder experience and applied knowledge of The ASAM Criteria, 3rd Ed., and the DSM-5-TR.