Recovery Specialist — Night Shift, Residential Support

GAAMHA; Gardner (MA); On-site; USD 42,000 - 54,000; Full time

Job summary

GAAMHA's Pathway House in Massachusetts is seeking a dedicated Recovery Specialist to support men in a structured, trauma-informed recovery home. You will guide residents, supervise routines, and help develop essential life skills in a safe environment.

In this role you’ll lead groups, ensure medication oversight, perform wellness checks, and document care. A valid driver's license and CORI clearance are required to ensure safe transport and accountability.

Qualifications

• Experience in residential treatment, peer recovery coaching, or behavioral health settings is highly valued.
• Must have at least one year of continuous sobriety if you have lived experience with substance use disorder.
• Proficient in Microsoft Office and web-based documentation platforms such as Kipu.

Responsibilities

• Support residents in daily program operations and recovery activities.
• Oversee medication adherence and document medication administration and disposal of unused meds.
• Lead recovery-focused group discussions and document participation and progress.
• Perform regular wellness checks and headcounts to maintain a safe environment.
• Complete shift notes, medication logs, and incident reports; communicate changes during shifts.
• Provide transportation to appointments and advocate for residents as needed.
• Foster a trauma-informed, gender-responsive setting where residents feel heard and valued.
• Represent Pathway House and GAAMHA with professionalism and integrity in the community.

Skills

Recovery support

Communication

Compassion

Driver's license

CORI check

Kipu

Microsoft Office

Tools

Kipu

Microsoft Office

Job description

GAAMHA's Pathway House in Massachusetts is seeking a dedicated Recovery Specialist to support men in a structured, trauma-informed recovery home. You will guide residents, supervise routines, and help develop essential life skills in a safe environment.

In this role you’ll lead groups, ensure medication oversight, perform wellness checks, and document care. A valid driver's license and CORI clearance are required to ensure safe transport and accountability.