Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Counselors for the Deaf

The Commonwealth of Massachusetts’ Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing is seeking ASL‑fluent, certified Substance Use Disorder (SUD) counselors to provide therapeutic, SBIRT, training, and supervisory services to Deaf and Hard‑of‑Hearing clients on a rolling‑enrollment basis. Positions are categorized into four skill levels—Master/Mentor, Certified‑Licensed, Certified, and Trainee—and are compensated on an hourly basis with travel reimbursements. Contractors will operate as independent contractors, delivering services statewide, primarily via remote or in‑person visits, and must maintain Massachusetts certification and licensing. The solicitation remains open for applications through May 15 2028, with an estimated total contract value under $150,000. • Four counselor levels with defined duties and hourly rates ($30‑$80/hr). • Required ASL fluency, Massachusetts certification/licensing, and ability to travel statewide. • Open‑market, rolling‑enrollment contract running up to June 30 2028 (initial term Sep 2018‑Jun 2023, possible 5‑year renewal). • Independent‑contractor status; no employee benefits. • Submissions via COMMBUYS, including a letter answering 13 specific questions, résumé, and certification copies.