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Calvary Ranch Recovery Center in Oklahoma is seeking a dedicated Behavioral Health Technician to join our residential program. You will monitor daily client activities, ensure safety, assist with intake, and document observations to support treatment goals.
You will reinforce individualized plans, collaborate with clinical staff, and help deliver faith-informed recovery activities and experiential programming in a compassionate, professional environment.
Calvary Ranch Recovery Center is a luxury Christian addiction treatment center in Oklahoma, providing personalized care for individuals experiencing substance use disorders, co-occurring mental health conditions, trauma, and chronic relapse. The center’s integrated treatment model combines evidence-based clinical care, trauma-informed practices, faith-based recovery principles, and experiential therapies to support whole-person healing. Set on a private ranch, the environment is designed to promote peace, reflection, and meaningful personal transformation. Programs include dual diagnosis care, chronic relapse recovery, and long-term recovery support, complemented by services such as equine-assisted experiences, nature-based therapies, wellness activities, and luxury accommodations. Guided by the mission to “Restore, Renew, Reclaim Hope,” the team works to help individuals build a strong foundation for lifelong recovery.
The Behavioral Health Technician is a full-time, on-site role based in Jennings, OK. This position supports clients in residential treatment by monitoring daily activities, ensuring safety, and reinforcing treatment goals under the direction of clinical and nursing staff. Responsibilities include assisting with intake and orientation, supervising clients during groups and activities, documenting observations and behavior patterns, and supporting implementation of individualized treatment and behavioral plans. The technician provides compassionate, professional support during crises, helps facilitate faith-based and experiential programming, and encourages adherence to program schedules and guidelines. This role also involves collaborating with multidisciplinary team members, modeling healthy coping skills, and contributing to a therapeutic, respectful, and recovery-oriented environment.