Current Employment Opportunities
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Certified Peer Counselor
The Peer Counselor interacts with a multidisciplinary team that will assist individuals with mental, emotional, or substance abuse problems. The Peer Support Counselor will help develop a support plan with the clients and assist them into meeting their goals towards addiction recovery and independent living.
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Dispensing Nurse P/T
We are seeking a skilled nurse who shares the mission of working together to create a healthy community by providing compassionate, high-quality, team-based care. Nurses will be required to administer medications as ordered by medical providers and maintain accurate accounting of all medication received and dispensed. Nurses will be responsible for safekeeping of all medication stock and the records required by the DEA, FDA, and Board of Pharmacy. Must maintain professional standards and follow the treatment policies of the organization as well as federal and state laws and regulations.
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Security Officer
Under the direction of the Q4C Security Manager, ensures the protection of the Q4C property, assets, and the safety of all clients and team members.
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Substance Use Disorder Professional- ($2000 Signing Bonus)
Provides counseling services regarding substance abuse and other related issues to Tribal members as well as others in the local community. Provide substance abuse treatment and intervention with a complex range of disorders and treatment needs. Networks and communicates effectively with a variety of groups, organizations, and agencies; engage, motivate, coach, validate/reinforce, and redirect positive behavior change; gain confidence and trust of client’s and their families through respectful communication; support/facilitate productive connections and interactions with clients and family and engage them in the rehabilitation and successful treatment.
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Transportation Officer
Under the direction of the Q4C Security Manager, provide quality, timely, safe non-emergent travel to and from appointments at Q4C. Transport can and will include: Children, Adults, People with disabilities and culturally diverse populations.
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Substance Use Disorder Professional-Trainee
The Substance Use Disorder Professional - Trainee (SUDP-T) will work under direct supervision to gain the skills, knowledge, and experience necessary to achieve full licensure as a Substance Use Disorder Professional (SUDP). The SUDP-T will assist in providing evidence-based counseling services related to substance abuse and other co-occurring disorders to Tribal members and others in the local community. This role includes training in case management, client intake, developing treatment plans, and engaging clients in recovery efforts. The successful candidate will demonstrate the ability to build rapport with patients and gain confidence and trust with patients and their families through respectful communication. The SUDP-T will, under direct supervision, network and communicate effectively with a variety of groups, organizations, including inpatient referrals and agencies, engage, motivate, coach, validate/reinforce, and redirect positive behavior change.
