Lead Residential Counselor — Recovery‑Oriented Care

Vinfen; Hyannis (MA); On-site; USD 28,000 - 40,000; Full time

Job summary

Vinfen in Massachusetts is hiring a Residential Counselor to support Persons Served in a GLE/SIE residential setting. You will work with the program team to advance treatment plans, ensure safety, and promote independent living for PS.

The role requires a positive, trauma-informed approach, strong communication with families, and adherence to MAP policies. Driving is often required to support residential operations and community engagement.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent is required; an Associate’s degree in a human service discipline is preferred.
• One year of experience as a residential counselor in a setting serving PS facing mental health challenges is preferred.
• One to two years of job-specific experience in the human services field is preferred.
• Bilingual/bicultural applicants are encouraged to apply.

Responsibilities

• Assist the Program Director in orienting PS who are new to the residence.
• Collaborate with Integrated Team members to address PS needs and implement treatment plan interventions.
• Perform day-to-day assignments as directed by the Program Director.
• Use recovery-oriented, person-centered, harm-reduction, trauma-informed approaches with PS.
• Adhere to safety, Human Rights, and operational policies and procedures.
• Serve as Medication Officer, Safety Officer and Human Rights Officer as assigned by the Program Director.
• Schedule and facilitate weekly PS group meetings and menu input.
• Assist with grocery shopping and meal preparation for the residence.

Skills

Recovery-oriented care

Cultural sensitivity

Independent judgment

Confidentiality

Computer literacy

Education

High school diploma

Associate degree preferred

Job description

Vinfen in Massachusetts is hiring a Residential Counselor to support Persons Served in a GLE/SIE residential setting. You will work with the program team to advance treatment plans, ensure safety, and promote independent living for PS.

The role requires a positive, trauma-informed approach, strong communication with families, and adherence to MAP policies. Driving is often required to support residential operations and community engagement.