Substance Use Social Worker (LCSW) - Canarsie

At $75,000 to $85,000 across our New York City and Long Island clinics, this role is for a social worker who already has real experience handling substance use.

As a Substance Use Disorder Social Worker at Nao Medical, you will assess, counsel, and coordinate care for patients living with substance use disorders, using evidence-based, trauma-informed practices and connecting people to treatment, medication, and recovery support.

You will work hand in hand with our CASAC counselors, peer advocates, and prescribing providers as part of our outpatient substance use program, with AI copilots handling the documentation so your focus stays on the patient in front of you.

Why You'll Love This Role Less admin, more care.

AI copilots handle the documentation so your time goes to patients, not paperwork.

Work that matters.

Meet people at a hard moment and help them move toward recovery.

Evidence-based practice.

Motivational Interviewing, CBT, LOCADTR, and MAT support, done to standard.

A real team.

CASAC counselors, peer advocates, a medical director, and clinical leadership beside you.

Grow your career.

Supervision and development toward and beyond your clinical license.

Compensation & Benefits Base Salary: $75,000 to $85,000 (based on experience and license level) Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision insurance Complimentary $50,000 Life and AD&D insurance 401(k) retirement plan with company match Paid time off and paid leave Free or discounted care for you and your family at any Nao Medical clinic Pet insurance AI-powered documentation tools that reduce admin and protect your time with patients What You'll Do Assess and screen.

Conduct psychosocial and substance use assessments and complete OASAS LOCADTR level of care determinations.

Counsel and intervene.

Provide individual and group counseling using Motivational Interviewing, CBT, and other evidence-based modalities.

Support medication-assisted treatment.

Coordinate care for patients on MAT alongside prescribing providers.

Coordinate and connect.

Build recovery-focused care plans and link patients to treatment, harm reduction, housing, and community resources.

Partner with the SUD team.

Work closely with CASAC counselors and peer advocates to keep patients engaged in care.

Document to standard.

Keep accurate, timely records that meet OASAS and New York State requirements, with AI copilots assisting.