Psychiatric Rehabilitation Services Aide (PRSA) Part-time PM
About The Position
Psychiatric Rehabilitation Services Aide (PRSA) – Make a Real Difference Every Day! Help people with mental health challenges build skills, confidence, and independence. As a PRSA, you’ll cheer on progress every step of the way. Your days won’t be boring. One moment you might be helping someone practice daily living skills - like cooking, organizing, or getting to appointments. The next, you could be leading a fun group activity, or encouraging someone through a tough moment, or brainstorming ways to tackle a big life goal... You’ll be part cheerleader, part coach, part problem-solver. This role is hands-on and people-focused. You’ll spend your time listening, guiding, and celebrating the wins (big and small) with the people you serve. If you’re positive, dependable, and ready to roll up your sleeves to help others succeed, this could be your perfect fit.
Requirements
- Prior experience as a PRSA is strongly preferred
- High School diploma or GED equivalent required
- Patience, empathy, and ability to support individuals with mental health challenges
- Ability to handle physical demands, such as assisting clients with mobility or transportation
- Ability to successfully pass a pre-employment physical and criminal history background check
Nice To Haves
- CNA certification is nice, but not required
- Experience with Point Click Care (PCC) is helpful
Responsibilities
- Support people in learning everyday skills and building confidence.
- Help lead groups or one-on-one activities.
- De-escalate and divert attention from challenging behavioral situations
Benefits
- Friendly, family-like team: coworkers who support and respect one another
- Meaningful work: Every task you do helps make someone’s day better.
- Positive environment: A happy, welcoming place where you’re valued.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Part-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED
