Addiction Medicine Specialist
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Last updated on 12 Feb 2026
Overview
An Addiction Medicine Specialist diagnoses and treats individuals struggling with substance use disorders. They offer medical detox, behavioral interventions, and long-term recovery plans, supporting patients through a holistic and empathetic approach.

Job Description
- Diagnose and manage substance abuse disorders.
- Provide medical detoxification and withdrawal support.
- Prescribe medications like methadone or buprenorphine.
- Offer psychotherapy or refer to behavioral specialists.
- Educate families on addiction management.
- Collaborate with social workers and counselors.
- Track patient progress through recovery phases.

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