Behavioral Health Medication Technician PT 3p-1130p

The Recovery Village•Indianapolis, IN

14d•Onsite

About The Position

Advanced Recovery Systems is a physician-led behavioral healthcare company focused on providing evidence-based care for addiction and mental health conditions. The Recovery Village Indianapolis (RVI) is an addiction treatment center offering a continuum of care for substance use disorders. This role is crucial in providing direct care and support to patients in a residential behavioral health setting, ensuring accurate medication administration, patient safety, and collaboration with clinical teams to promote recovery and well-being.

Requirements

High School Diploma or GED required.
QMA Certification required.
CPR and Standard First Aid certification.
Good driving record that meets safety and company insurance standards.

Nice To Haves

Coursework or degree in behavioral health or related field preferred.
3+ years of experience in behavioral health, addiction treatment, or a related field preferred.
Prior experience in behavioral health, healthcare, or human services in roles with emphasis involving direct customer or client service experience, strongly preferred.

Responsibilities

Accurately read and understand medication orders.
Monitor and document patient self-administration of medications.
Ensure proper retrieval, storage, and disposal of medications.
Observe patient behaviors and report concerns to the treatment team.
Assist with various treatment-related activities.
Promote safety, recovery, and engagement.
Facilitate daily routines.
Collaborate with clinical and nursing teams.
Obtain and record patient vitals.
Perform patient safety checks, room checks, and shift hand-offs.
Support the admission process, including belongings searches, documentation, and orientation.
Monitor and engage patients during meals, groups, recreational activities, and community interactions.
Assist nursing staff with vitals, breathalyzers, urine drug screens, pulse oximetry, and other competency-based procedures.
Observe and report changes in patient behavior, mood, or safety concerns.
Respond promptly to emergencies and implement de-escalation and crisis intervention strategies.
Maintain infection control, hand hygiene, and biohazard safety standards.
Collaborate with nursing, clinical, and case management staff to reinforce treatment goals and individualized care plans.
Model professionalism, boundaries, and recovery-focused behaviors.