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Chemical Dependency Counselor
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People with the job title Chemical Dependency Counselor typically fall into one of the following PayScale standard occupations.
Gather information about patients using interviews, case histories, observations and assessments. Perform chemical dependency evaluations for patients. Develop individual intervention, treatment and recovery plans. Facilitate and lead group and education sessions. Manage caseload and documentation.
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Chemical Dependency Counselor - (City withheld for privacy), Ohio, United States
Whether you should discuss salary during an interveiw depends on a couple of factors. First, are you already employed? Second, are you willing to let the job pass by you if the salary isn't right? If you answer yes to both, then it is probably a good idea to include your salary requirements in a cover letter. If they still give you the interview then there is some room to negotiate and all parties know that. If you answer no to either, better to stave off the question until you have been able to...
Posted in Discussing Compensation on 24 Sep 2006
