Robert J. Budsock, MS, LCADC
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Robert J. Budsock is the President and CEO of Integrity House, a nonprofit organization that provides a full range of addictions treatment and recovery support for individuals diagnosed with substance use disorders in the state of New Jersey. At its Essex, Hudson, Ocean and Morris County locations, Integrity House offers a holistic approach to addictions treatment that includes residential treatment, outpatient treatment, supportive housing, and prevention programs that are integrated with vocational and educational services as well as medical services that focus on health and wellness.
Robert has been with Integrity House since 1984, starting his career in clinical services. He has worked in all aspects of the Integrity House program and has a wealth of knowledge in both the clinical and administrative arenas. He possesses a passion for the life-saving work that is being done, and is a tireless advocate and persistent champion for individuals and families who struggle with addiction. In his span at Integrity, Robert has held vital roles including Director, Senior Vice President, and Chief Operating Officer.
As CEO, Robert has led major transformation efforts that resulted in strengthening Integrity’s financial stability and administrative infrastructure. His vision for expanding the reach of the Integrity’s work has been consistently demonstrated through his many efforts including facilitating the visit of President Obama in 2015, the collaboration with Rutgers University Medical School to form a psychiatric residency program, the implementation of a collegiate partnership with Essex County College and the continued growth and success of annual fundraising activities. In addition to his 30+ years of service at Integrity House, he has extensive experience working in the field of substance use disorders that includes consultancy work with the Barnabas and Trinitas Hospital behavioral healthcare systems.
Robert also serves as a Board member for various organizations including the New Jersey Association of Mental Health and Addiction Agencies, World Federation of Therapeutic Communities, Healthy Greater Newark Accountable Care Organization and the Greater Newark Healthcare Coalition.