Residential Recovery Specialist II

Mental Health Connecticut Inc; Waterbury (CT); On-site; USD 23,000 - 33,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical & Dental

Vision (Voluntary)

Life Insurance

EAP

403(b) Retirement Plan

PTO & Holidays

Job summary

Mental Health Connecticut, Inc. (MHC) has a full-time opening for a Residential Specialist II in the Waterbury area. The position requires documenting and delivering Medicaid-reimbursable services to individuals in recovery, following IRPs and program guidelines.

The role involves supervision, ADL support, and strong collaboration with therapists and community agencies. A GED/HS diploma and 2 years of related experience are required; driving may be necessary.

Qualifications

• GED or High School Diploma required.
• 2 years of related experience and/or degree in related field, license, certification i.e. Recovery Assistant certificate
• Prior experience in community mental health preferred.

Responsibilities

• Document activities, communications, and encounters with individuals in recovery.
• Ensure safety of residents through proper supervision at the program site.
• Teach and assist Activities of Daily Living (ADL) skills.
• Act as liaison with therapists, referral sources, and community agencies; coordinate with DMHAS.
• Implement, document and update Individualized Recovery Plans (IRP) for adults in recovery.
• Identify and refer individuals to community supports and resources.
• Maintain confidential charts and timely documentation; inform supervisory staff of concerns.
• Provide site coverage as needed and may require after-hours work.
• Assist in obtaining and maintaining entitlements for individuals in recovery.
• Willing and able to drive a personal vehicle locally and within the state.

Skills

Documentation

ADL instruction

Supervision

Interagency liaison

Education

GED or High School Diploma

Tools

DMHAS collaboration

Job description

Mental Health Connecticut, Inc. (MHC) has a full-time opening for a Residential Specialist II in the Waterbury area. The position requires documenting and delivering Medicaid-reimbursable services to individuals in recovery, following IRPs and program guidelines.

The role involves supervision, ADL support, and strong collaboration with therapists and community agencies. A GED/HS diploma and 2 years of related experience are required; driving may be necessary.