Residential Advisor - Student Life & Wellness (Substitute)

Navajo Preparatory School Inc; Farmington (NM); On-site; USD 25,000 - 35,000; Part time

Job summary

Navajo Preparatory School Inc in Farmington, NM, is seeking a Residential Advisor to foster a supportive environment for high school students in residence. The role entails ensuring student safety, conducting regular checks, and offering mentorship while maintaining proper documentation and participation in cultural and educational activities.

Qualified candidates should possess an AA degree and have experience working in residential settings, with strong leadership and communication skills, especially with Native American students. Bilingual abilities in Navajo are preferred.

Qualifications

• Two or more years of experience working with high school age students in a residential setting.
• Strong leadership, communication, and human relations skills with Native American students.
• Effective oral and written communication skills with students, staff, and parents.

Responsibilities

• Support residential program and ensure student accountability and safety.
• Conduct regular dorm checks and maintain updated student files.
• Coordinate educational and cultural activities in dorm.

Skills

Leadership skills

Communication skills

Basic counseling knowledge

Strong computer skills

Ability to lift 50 pounds

Navajo language ability

Education

AA degree in child development or related field

Job description

Navajo Preparatory School Inc in Farmington, NM, is seeking a Residential Advisor to foster a supportive environment for high school students in residence. The role entails ensuring student safety, conducting regular checks, and offering mentorship while maintaining proper documentation and participation in cultural and educational activities.

Qualified candidates should possess an AA degree and have experience working in residential settings, with strong leadership and communication skills, especially with Native American students. Bilingual abilities in Navajo are preferred.