Behavioral Health Assistant

Set Free Alaska; Palmer (AK); Sur place; USD 38 000 - 54 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Health Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

Life Insurance

Short Term Disability

401K with match

Paid Time Off

Continuing Education Stipend

Résumé du poste

Set Free Alaska is seeking a Behavioral Health Assistant to join our award-winning Residential Facility. This 24-hour operation requires flexibility and commitment to supporting residents on their path to recovery while assisting clinical staff with everyday tasks.

The ideal candidate will possess strong communication, organizational skills, and the ability to work as part of a team. Prioritizing confidentiality and building rapport with clients and staff is essential in this role.

Qualifications

• CDC II certification or NCAC 1 or QAP equivalent within 3 years from hire
• Pass a drug screening and State of Alaska background check
• Qualify for Set Free Alaska’s commercial automobile insurance

Responsabilités

• Support residents and model healthy relationships that encourage sobriety
• Assist clinical staff with filing, copying, faxing, medication monitoring, transport, shopping and activities
• Develop and maintain relationships with clients while maintaining professional boundaries
• Monitor residents' adherence to house rules and document in the log
• Model and teach life skills such as personal care, hygiene, laundry, housekeeping and budgeting
• Assist clients in developing conflict resolution skills within the community

Connaissances

Communication skills

Punctuality

Team player

Rapport building

Confidentiality

Distress management

Electronic communication tools

Outils

Electronic communication tools

Description du poste

** Voted Best Workplaces in Alaska for 4 Years Running **

Job summary:

Set Free Alaska is looking for a Behavioral Health Assistant (BHA) to join our award-winning team at our Residential Facility. This is a 24 hour facility so hours vary based on position. You are the perfect candidate if you are passionate about helping others and looking for more than just a job. If you have been interested in entering the behavioral health field or helping others recover from addiction, but do not know where to start, this may be the job for you. This position does not require any special certifications to start. BHAs are on the front lines of the fight, championing others as they find hope and healing. Set Free was voted the Best Place to Work in Alaska for all employers under 250 employees. BHAs assist in creating a supportive recovery environment while monitoring and mentoring the residents in the facility.

Benefits:

• Insurance
  • Health
  • Dental
  • Vision
  • Life
  • Short Term Disability
• 401K with 3% match
• Paid Time Off
• Continuing Education Stipend

Qualifications:

• Required:
  • The ability to:
    • Acquire Chemical Dependency Counselor II (CDC II, NCAC 1 or QAP equivalent certification within three (3) years from hire
    • Pass a drug screening and State of Alaska background check
    • Qualify for SFA’s commercial automobile insurance
  • A current valid driver’s license

Skills required:

• Excellent written, verbal and organizational skills
• Punctuality and consist reliability in reporting to work
• The ability to:
  • Be a team player, demonstrating motivation, exercising discretion and dependability
  • Be a model to people in recovery
  • Build rapport with clients and staff while maintaining professional boundaries
  • Maintain confidentiality and treat everyone with dignity and respect
  • Manage situations that cause intense distress and work to ensure the safety and well-being of themselves and other staff
• Basic computer skills and fluid use of electronic communication tools
  

Job responsibilities:

• Support the residents and model healthy supportive relationships that encourage sobriety and living a life in recovery
• Support clinical staff with filing, copying, faxing, medication monitoring, providing client transportation to appointments, shopping, and outside community activities
• Develop and maintain relationships with clients while maintaining healthy and professional boundaries, interacting with the residents in a manner conducive to their safety, dignity, privacy, and security
• Monitor resident’s cooperation with house rules and report inconsistency to program manager and/or case manager and document in communication log to ensure the program’s house rules, policies and procedures are adhered to
• Model and teach residents life skills which can include personal care/hygiene, laundry, housekeeping, shopping/budgeting, and meal preparation
• Support Clients in developing conflict resolution skills to address conflict that arises within the community