Residential Assistant Women's Roads to Recovery Part Time

Job Summary:
The Providence Center Residential Assistant - Women's Roads to Recovery will perform, coordinate and monitor the daily non-clinical operations of the program.

Duties and Responsibilities: include the following. Other duties may be assigned.

Provide orientation of clients into the community.

Conduct tour of the facility and make introductions.

Problem solve and provide other support to clients as needed.

Serve as a role model.

Assist in new client admissions.

Review rules and regulations, issue linens, assign bedrooms, sign appropriate releases, gather birth certificates and social security ards, etc.

Perform a variety of services.

Check daily client details and follow through on any unsatisfactory performance.

Assign daily client housekeeping assignments and assist clients in performing necessary housekeeping tasks.

Coordinate client appointments with appropriate social service agencies; i.e. doctors, dentists, GPA, etc.

Conduct toxicology testing for all clients as instructed by Program Manager.

Administer breathalyzer test and collect urine for drug screens.

Ensure a safe, clean and healthy living environment.

Monitor client whereabouts during fire drills or emergencies.

Maintain order.

Ensure the facility is safe from intruders.

Report any deficiencies to manager.

Ensure medication procedures are followed.

Transport clients in the agency vehicle when necessary.

Perform record keeping in accordance with Health Information Services and other Center requirements.

Follow required office procedures in a cooperative manner.

Initiate and process incident reports as per Center guidelines.

Adhere to Infection Control protocols.

Requirements: To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

High school diploma or general education degree (GED). Advanced education preferred.

Experience working with a substance abuse population is strongly preferred.

Must have awareness of the general trends in confronting the problems of substance abuse.