Part-Time Residential Aide - Recovery & Behavioral Health

Project Chesapeake; Gambrills (MD); On-site; USD 19,000 - 28,000; Part time

Job summary

Project Chesapeake in Maryland is seeking a part-time Residential Aide for a male level 3.1 setting. The role involves supervising clients during the Saturday shift from 7:00am to 3:00pm, monitoring daily routines, and supporting new intakes.

You will document changes, maintain HIPAA compliance, and work with a team to promote a safe, sober living environment. Prior experience in behavioral health is a plus; training on ASAM criteria, stages of change, and 12-step programs will be provided.

Qualifications

• Observe, identify, and document changes in clients' physical, cognitive, or behavioral state.
• Understand addiction, mental health, and recovery concepts.
• Prior Behavioral Health experience is a plus.
• Willingness to learn ASAM criteria, stages of change, and 12-step recovery.

Responsibilities

• Monitor all clients during the assigned shift.
• Conduct regular rounds around the property.
• Ensure the daily program and schedule are followed.
• Assist with intakes, complete room searches, monitor mealtimes.
• Observe and document all medications taken or refused.
• Monitor and observe supervised urinalysis as needed.
• Communicate professionally with clients, staff, and supervisors.
• Inform staff of clients' current challenges or behavioral issues.
• Provide accurate information during shift changes through written and verbal updates.
• Attend team meetings as scheduled.
• Adapt to changes in schedules, routines, and assignments.
• Deescalate when needed.
• Maintain ethical and professional boundaries.
• Comply with HIPAA at all times.

Skills

Observation

Documentation

HIPAA compliance

Job description

Project Chesapeake in Maryland is seeking a part-time Residential Aide for a male level 3.1 setting. The role involves supervising clients during the Saturday shift from 7:00am to 3:00pm, monitoring daily routines, and supporting new intakes.

You will document changes, maintain HIPAA compliance, and work with a team to promote a safe, sober living environment. Prior experience in behavioral health is a plus; training on ASAM criteria, stages of change, and 12-step programs will be provided.