Substance Use Disorder Professional Supervisor (SUDP)

 Lead with Compassion. Supervise with Purpose. Transform Lives Outside the Clinic.
Join a mission-driven team redefining care.

Volunteers of America Eastern Washington is seeking a Licensed SUDP Supervisor to lead a passionate, trauma-informed team delivering substance use disorder treatment in the community — not just within four walls.

This is more than a supervisory role — it's a chance to mentor, innovate, and make a real difference in the lives of individuals navigating housing instability, co-occurring disorders, and complex life challenges. If you’re a licensed clinician who thrives in flexible, field-based settings and is inspired by mentorship, compassion, and equity in care, this could be your next step.

What You’ll Do

• Lead & Mentor: Supervise SUDPs, SUDPTs, peer staff, and interns with a focus on trauma-informed, strengths-based care.
   
• Ensure Quality & Compliance: Review documentation, co-sign as needed and uphold Medicaid and licensure standards.
   
• Support Growth: Conduct regular team supervision, training, and professional development.
   
• Deliver Care: Maintain a small caseload to stay connected with clients and clinical work.
   
• Collaborate for Impact: Partner with internal teams and external providers for integrated care.
   
• Shape the Future: Support onboarding, coach staff, and contribute to quality improvement efforts.

What You Bring

• Licensed SUDP in Washington State
   
• Qualified Supervisor Status under WA State regulations
   
• Bachelor’s degree in Addiction Studies, Social Work, Psychology, or a related field (Master’s preferred)
   
• 1+ years of direct clinical experience in substance use treatment
   
• 1+ year in a supervisory or clinical leadership role
   
• Experience with trauma-informed care, harm reduction, and co-occurring disorders
   
• Strong documentation and EHR skills
   
• Valid WA driver's license and clean background/driving record

Desired Qualifications

• Supervisory experience with peer support or integrated care teams
   
• Familiarity with Medicaid documentation and quality standards
   

Why Join VOA?

• Deliver care where it’s needed most — in homes, shelters, and community spaces
   
• Be part of a values-driven, inclusive organization
   
• Empower others through mentorship and leadership
   
• Work with flexibility and purpose
   
• Grow professionally in a collaborative, supportive environment.  Apply today to bring your compassion, leadership, and clinical expertise where it matters most.