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Why Charlie Health?
Millions of people across the country are navigating mental health conditions, substance use disorders, and eating disorders, but too often, they’re met with barriers to care. From limited local options and long wait times to treatment that lacks personalization, behavioral healthcare can leave people feeling unseen and unsupported.
Charlie Health exists to change that. Our mission is to connect the world to life-saving behavioral health treatment. We deliver personalized, virtual care rooted in connection—between clients and clinicians, care teams, loved ones, and the communities that support them. By focusing on people with complex needs, we’re expanding access to meaningful care and driving better outcomes from the comfort of home.
As a rapidly growing organization, we're reaching more communities every day and building a team that’s redefining what behavioral health treatment can look like. If you're ready to use your skills to drive lasting change and help more people access the care they deserve, we’d love to meet you.
Location: Remote – Washington State
Group schedule: Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday, 5:00–8:00 PM Pacific Time
Classification: Part-time, 1099 contractor
About the Role
Charlie Health is hiring a Substance Abuse Group Facilitator to deliver remote, telehealth substance use disorder (SUD) group treatment to our adolescent and adult clients in Washington. This is a substance-abuse-focused group facilitation role: you will lead recovery-oriented groups grounded in evidence-based SUD care, supporting clients through both abstinence and harm-reduction approaches. We’re eager to work with forward-thinking, credentialed SUD professionals to enhance our programming and provide the best possible care to our clients.
People know Charlie Health for our warm and empathetic clinical team. While each individual facilitator has their own interests, expertise, and style, we require all team members to be well versed in a variety of modalities. Our clients are working to manage substance use alongside underlying mental health issues and benefit from facilitators who are able to approach care holistically..
Availability
This role facilitates SUD groups every Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday from 5:00–8:00 PM Pacific Time. Facilitators must be reliably available for the full three-hour block on each of these evenings. You should also plan to arrive approximately 10 minutes before each group and to participate in required Treatment Team and Group Supervision touchpoints (see below).
Responsibilities
- Complete all onboarding requirements within 2 weeks of initial contracting date
- Meet with your assigned Charlie Health Group Quality Supervisor or Group Quality Director at a minimum of 1x/month for check-ins and support
- Maintain professional and prompt communication via email and Slack with Primary Therapists, Care Coaches, and staff.
- Review the curriculum aligned to group assignment before group start time
- Arrive ~10 minutes early to scheduled group time and facilitate all groups for the entirety of the session
- Facilitate groups following Charlie Health best practices
- Foster a supportive environment and guide clients in activities to develop skills for long-term recovery
- Facilitate groups across age groups and cohorts, including Integrative curriculum, Support Staffing, and Wellness Hour
- Foster client engagement and group cohesion throughout the session, encouraging client participation and a camera-on culture
- Participate in collaborative Treatment Team (Tuesdays) and Group Supervision (every other Friday) with your assigned Charlie Health Group Quality Supervisor or Group Quality Director, peers, and other Clinical Leadership team members
- Work collaboratively and respectfully across the care team, including with Primary Therapists, Care Experience Specialists, and Care Coaches
- Communicate clearly, professionally, and promptly with all clients, staff, families, agencies, and referents
- Monitor your treatment documentation to ensure all of your notes are completed within the required 24-hour timeframe and meet agency and professional standards per the Washington State Health Care Authority – Division of Behavioral Health and Recovery (HCA-DBHR) and The Joint Commission standards
- Maintain and model professional ethics, including appropriate boundaries and confidentiality
Washington Credential Requirement – Substance Use Disorder Professional (SUDP)
To facilitate SUD groups for Washington clients compliantly, candidates must hold Washington State Substance Use Disorder Professional (SUDP) certification. Washington’s SUDP credential is earned through the following state-specific pathway:
Additional Requirements
- Available to facilitate Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, 5:00–8:00 PM Pacific Time
- Experience in substance use disorder (SUD) treatment, with a solid understanding of both abstinence and harm-reduction models
- Experience working with youth and adults
- Well versed in a variety of modalities and confident integrating them into your approach (DBT, CBT, EMDR, MI certification is a plus)
- Passionate about the benefits of group treatment and skilled in conducting group treatment
- Ability to work effectively in a team
- Creative and engaging, especially over video!
- The technical ability to run effective telehealth sessions
- Reliable WiFi connection when meeting with clients
- Familiarity with and willingness to use cloud-based communication software—Gmail, Slack, Zoom, Dropbox—in addition to EMR and outcomes survey software on a daily basis
- Maintain a HIPAA compliant workspace available for use during all group sessions, meetings, and treatment teams
- Part-time, 1099 role
Qualifying degrees under the SUDP education pathway above may include, for example: M.S. in Mental Health Counseling; M.A. in Counseling Psychology; M.S.W. with a Mental Health concentration; M.S. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling; M.A. in Marriage and Family Therapy; M.A. in Clinical Psychology; M.S. in School Counseling; M.S. in Rehabilitation Counseling; M.S. in Applied Developmental Psychology; M.A. in Education or Ed.M. (with behavioral health experience);
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Our Values
- Connection: Care deeply & inspire hope.
- Congruence: Stay curious & heed the evidence.
- Commitment: Act with urgency & don’t give up.
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Please be cautious of potential recruitment fraud. If you are interested in exploring opportunities at Charlie Health, please go directly to our Careers Page: https://www.charliehealth.com/careers/current-openings. Charlie Health will never ask you to pay a fee or download software as part of the interview process with our company. In addition, Charlie Health will not ask for your personal banking information until you have signed an offer of employment and completed onboarding paperwork that is provided by our People Operations team. All communications with Charlie Health Talent and People Operations professionals will only be sent from @charliehealth.com email addresses. Legitimate emails will never originate from gmail.com, yahoo.com, or other commercial email services.
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At Charlie Health, we value being an Equal Opportunity Employer. We strive to cultivate an environment where individuals can be their authentic selves. Being an Equal Opportunity Employer means every member of our team feels as though they are supported and belong. We value diverse perspectives to help us provide essential mental health and substance use disorder treatments to all young people.
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Requirements mentioned
- To facilitate SUD groups for Washington clients compliantly, candidates must hold Washington State Substance Use Disorder Professional (SUDP) certification. Washington’s SUDP credential is earned through the following state-specific pathway:
- Available to facilitate Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, 5:00–8:00 PM Pacific Time
- Experience in substance use disorder (SUD) treatment, with a solid understanding of both abstinence and harm-reduction models
- Experience working with youth and adults
- Well versed in a variety of modalities and confident integrating them into your approach (DBT, CBT, EMDR, MI certification is a plus)
- Passionate about the benefits of group treatment and skilled in conducting group treatment
- Ability to work effectively in a team
- Creative and engaging, especially over video!
- The technical ability to run effective telehealth sessions
- Reliable WiFi connection when meeting with clients
- Familiarity with and willingness to use cloud-based communication software—Gmail, Slack, Zoom, Dropbox—in addition to EMR and outcomes survey software on a daily basis
- Maintain a HIPAA compliant workspace available for use during all group sessions, meetings, and treatment teams
- Part-time, 1099 role
- Qualifying degrees under the SUDP education pathway above may include, for example: M.S. in Mental Health Counseling; M.A. in Counseling Psychology; M.S.W. with a Mental Health concentration; M.S. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling; M.A. in Marriage and Family Therapy; M.A. in Clinical Psychology; M.S. in School Counseling; M.S. in Rehabilitation Counseling; M.S. in Applied Developmental Psychology; M.A. in Education or Ed.M. (with behavioral health experience);
- #LI-remote
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