Recovery Support Lead: Patient Care & Safety

Phoenix Houses of California; Victorville (CA); On-site; USD 42,000 - 54,000; Full time

Job summary

Phoenix Houses of California in Victorville, CA is seeking a Recovery Support Specialist to supervise patients in a safe, therapeutic setting and support day-to-day program operations.

You will follow established treatment models, conduct interventions, document patient information, coordinate with clinical and administrative staff, and help maintain program schedules while ensuring safety and compliance.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent; DHCS AOD Counselor registration or certification.
• Preferred six months of related experience.
• Valid California Driver's License with proof of auto insurance.

Responsibilities

• Provide patient supervision in a safe, therapeutic setting.
• Promote the appropriate treatment model and conduct interventions and support.
• Observe and document patient information and coordinate with clinical, medical, culinary, administrative teams.
• Ensure adherence to the day-to-day program schedule.
• Maintain accurate documentation in electronic health records and logs.
• Provide safe, timely transportation of patients to off-site appointments.
• Conduct and document patient checks and counts.
• Perform routine facility safety and security checks, including searches.
• Attend required trainings and meetings; uphold Phoenix House mission and values.
• Assume lead duties for shifts as assigned.

Skills

Patient supervision

Treatment model adherence

Interventions and support

Documentation

Communication

Team collaboration

MS Office

Electronic health record

Time management

Spanish language

Education

High school diploma or equivalent; DHCS AOD Counselor registration

High school diploma or equivalent; DHCS AOD Counselor certification

Job description

Phoenix Houses of California in Victorville, CA is seeking a Recovery Support Specialist to supervise patients in a safe, therapeutic setting and support day-to-day program operations.

You will follow established treatment models, conduct interventions, document patient information, coordinate with clinical and administrative staff, and help maintain program schedules while ensuring safety and compliance.