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Objectives: This study attempts to validate the Substance Abuse Treatment Self-Efficacy Scale(SATSES, Kranz & O’Hare, 2011), a measure of staff’s perceived self-efficacy regarding substance abuse knowledge and skills. Methods: To do this objectives, a survey has been conducted targeting the sample 168 case-managers in the 41 centers. The data were analyzed as descriptive statistics and factor analysis using SPSS/WIN 21.0. Results: The results of the factor analysis on SATSES found that, as in the original scale, the five-factor structure of assessment and treatment planning, case management, individual counseling, group counseling, and applied ethics. The goodness of fit of the model is acceptable. The reliability of SATSES was Cronbach’s α =.959. Conclusion: These study results show that the SATSES Scale can be used as a scale tool in measuring the self-efficacy of substance abuse treatment staff and is a useful scale in the substance abuse practice field in Korea. Based on these results, implications for substance abuse treatment field were suggested.