Part-Time Recovery Support Specialist (Residential)

Project Chesapeake; Maryland; On-site; USD 19,000 - 28,000; Part time

Job summary

Project Chesapeake is seeking a highly motivated, reliable, and professional part-time Residential Aide for a male level 3.1 setting in Maryland. The role focuses on monitoring clients, maintaining safety, and supporting daily programming in a behavioral health environment.

Responsibilities include rounds, intake assistance, medication observation, urinalysis, and clear communication with staff. HIPAA compliance and ethical boundaries are emphasized, with opportunities for growth within the

Qualifications

• Observe, identify, document and inform others if physical, cognitive & behavioral changes are a concern.
• Understands addiction, mental health and recovery.
• Prior experience in a Behavioral Health setting is a plus.
• Familiarity with ASAM criteria, Stages of Change, 12-step recovery, etc.

Responsibilities

• Monitor all clients during assigned shift.
• Conduct rounds around the property.
• Ensure the daily program / schedule is being followed.
• Assist with new intakes, complete room searches, monitor mealtimes.
• Observe & document all clients taking and/or refusing prescribed or OTC medications.
• Monitor & observe supervised urinalysis as needed/scheduled.
• Communicate professionally with clients, staff & supervisors.
• Keep program staff informed of client challenges or behavioral issues.
• Provide accurate information during shift changes via written and verbal communication.
• Attend team meetings as necessary and adapt to schedule changes.

Skills

Observational skills

HIPAA compliance

De-escalation

Job description

Project Chesapeake is seeking a highly motivated, reliable, and professional part-time Residential Aide for a male level 3.1 setting in Maryland. The role focuses on monitoring clients, maintaining safety, and supporting daily programming in a behavioral health environment.

Responsibilities include rounds, intake assistance, medication observation, urinalysis, and clear communication with staff. HIPAA compliance and ethical boundaries are emphasized, with opportunities for growth within the