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Groups Recover TogetherSubstance Use Counselor
Counselor leading group therapy sessions in a recovery community focused on addiction healthcare. Collaborating with care teams and monitoring member progress.
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Groups Recover Together
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About the company
Groups is the national leader in value-based care for Substance Use Disorder (SUD) treatment, dedicated to supporting underserved communities most impacted by the opioid crisis.
Since 2014, we’ve helped hundreds of thousands of individuals on their journey to recovery, empowering them to rediscover their purpose and reclaim their dignity through compassionate, collaborative care.
Our evidence-based approach combines medication, group therapy, and personalized support, delivered online and in person by trusted local providers.
Together with our community partners, public agencies, and health plans, we’re changing lives and raising the bar in addiction health care.
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Groups Recover TogetherSubstance Use Counselor
Counselor leading dynamic group therapy sessions at Groups, a recovery community. Collaborating with care teams and engaging in local outreach to promote addiction healthcare.
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Groups Recover TogetherSubstance Use Counselor
Lead group therapy and coordinate treatment teams for outpatient opioid addiction care at Groups Recover Together.
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Groups Recover TogetherSubstance Use Counselor
Lead multiple evidence - based group therapy sessions daily for members in recovery at Groups. Collaborate with clinical team and document member progress.
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Groups Recover TogetherSubstance Use Counselor
Lead evidence - based group therapy for substance use disorder; collaborate with care teams and conduct outreach at Groups recovery community.
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Groups Recover TogetherSubstance Use Counselor
Lead evidence - based group therapy, collaborate with clinical teams, monitor member progress, and conduct community outreach for Groups, a recovery - focused addiction healthcare provider.