Counselor

• Provide face-to-face counseling to military Service Members and their families, including individual, couples, family, and children’s counseling
• Provide counseling, consultation, outreach, coaching, guidance, and support to eligible Service Members, adult family members, children, youth, parents, staff, and faculty
• Deliver preventative, solution-focused counseling addressing military-community challenges such as relationships, stress, parenting, deployments, relocations, financial issues, bullying, conflict resolution, and transitions
• Recommend appropriate referrals and handoffs to military and community resources using differential clinical skills
• Offer presentations addressing social skills development and social emotional learning
• Build rapport with Service Members, spouses, and children by attending installation and community events
• Observe, participate, and engage in activities with children and youth
• Model behavior management techniques for staff and parents
• Serve on a flexible Mission Ready Reserve/PRN-type schedule when called upon, at the counselor’s discretion
• Work across military installations, units, schools, child development centers, camps, and community settings

MFLC Counselor – Short Term Coverage

• Conduct virtual substance use assessments and screenings
• Develop, implement, and update individualized substance use disorder treatment and recovery plans
• Provide virtual individual and group substance use counseling using evidence-based approaches
• Facilitate structured virtual Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) groups
• Monitor client participation, engagement, and progress
• Identify recovery barriers and collaborate with the treatment team on interventions
• Respond to relapse, crisis situations, and safety concerns using clinical and emergency protocols
• Contribute to development and refinement of SUD programming, workflows, virtual IOP groups, curriculum, and treatment processes
• Contribute to case management, care coordination, documentation standards, recovery resources, referral networks, and quality-improvement initiatives
• Provide case management and care coordination connecting clients with community resources, recovery supports, providers, housing, and employment services
• Coordinate discharge and continuing-care planning
• Complete timely and accurate clinical documentation and maintain client records in the EHR
• Provide services in accordance with HIPAA, ethical standards, organizational policies, telehealth requirements, and Hawai‘i laws and regulations
• Collaborate with therapists, clinical leadership, and multidisciplinary treatment team members
• Participate remotely in treatment team meetings, case consultation, staff training, and professional development

Substance Use Disorder Counselor – Telehealth

• Provide face-to-face counseling to military Service Members and their families, including individual, couples, family, and children’s counseling
• Provide counseling, consultation, outreach, coaching, guidance, and support to eligible Service Members, family members, children, youth, parents, staff, and faculty
• Recommend appropriate referrals and handoffs to military and community resources based on differential clinical skills and client needs
• Offer presentations addressing social skills development and social emotional learning
• Build rapport by attending installation and community events
• Help families and children address military-community challenges, transitions, recurring moves, separations, deployments, and reunification
• Observe, participate, and engage in activities with children and youth
• Model behavior management techniques for staff and parents
• Work across military installations, community service buildings, military units, schools, child development centers, camps, and programs
• Perform duties in indoor and outdoor locations as directed by the Department of War

Counselor jobs in Hawaii

MFLC Counselor – Short Term Coverage

Substance Use Disorder Counselor – Telehealth

MFLC Counselor – Short Term or As Needed Coverage