Behavioral Health Technicians supervise and coordinate the recovery facility and oversee its daily operations. They coordinate facility tasks, inspect chore assignments and daily living activities, search clients’ personal property, and provide transportation to clinics, appointments, grocery shopping, support groups, and other destinations as needed. The role provides care to clients with substance use disorder as their primary condition and mental health conditions as secondary. Technicians engage residents in stimulating conversations and activities, observe and report unusual behaviors or potential conflicts, and help clients improve daily living skills. They prepare bedrooms for new residents, monitor room cleanliness and residents’ access to necessary items, and ensure residents maintain common areas and follow facility rules, including curfew and lights-out hours. Technicians monitor appliances and equipment, report safety or nuisance concerns, and maintain an inventory of supplies. They coordinate and hold facility and community meetings and weekend wrap-up or life-skills groups. They welcome new clients, communicate in a culturally sensitive manner, encourage residents to use community-based recovery resources, facilitate applicable workbooks, and provide ongoing support and engagement. The description also lists supervising medication as a responsibility.
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Full-time
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