Recovery House Aide-Lead

Muckleshoot Indian Tribe•Auburn, WA

12h•Onsite

About The Position

This position is responsible for overseeing and supervising residents of the Adult Recovery House, a 24/7 residential facility for patients in early recovery from addiction. The incumbent must be free from substance abuse for the last two (2) consecutive years.

Requirements

Graduation from high school or equivalent.
Six (6) months of related experience in a community services organization.
Must be free from substance abuse for the last two (2) consecutive years.
Knowledge of chemical dependency and social services resources.
Knowledge of chemical dependency assessment.
Skilled in oral and written communication.
Skilled in problem-solving and client interviewing.
Skilled in working with diverse populations.
Skilled in managing multiple projects.
Valid WA State Drivers License.

Responsibilities

Assists supervisors in ensuring adequate staffing of the Adult Recovery House, ensuring coverage due to planned and unplanned staff absences.
Ensures that Resident Aides understand the Adult Recovery House policies and procedures.
Works with Adult Recovery House Management in compiling reports and data.
Calls in resident prescriptions; monitors and documents resident medications.
Performs various administrative tasks including, but not limited to, answering phones, filing, creating files, making copies, and ordering supplies.
Conducts observed UA’s.
Conducts census reports and documents all residents in the building throughout the day; observes security cameras throughout shift; completes incident reports as needed.
Attends various trainings as required.
Creates a weekly chore list for all residents and documents completion of assigned chores.
Conducts orientation for new resident admits.
Conducts offsite house checks.
Adheres to the NAADAC/Behavioral Health code of ethics.
Assists with Clean & Sober Home activities and duties.
Attends weekly staff meetings at the Adult Recovery House.
Through telephone calls or home visits, interviews and identifies clients’ needs for transportation or social service assistance.
Informs clients of available services and refers to appropriate service provider or community resource; assists clients by filling out forms and advocating or intervening on their behalf, if necessary.
Transports and/or accompanies clients and/or families to obtain medical and/or alcohol and drug treatment or other required services.
Conducts periodic home visits to monitor client needs.
Organizes and participates in community events; attends various committee meetings.
Maintains confidential files and records.
Maintains the privacy and confidentiality of all protected health information in accordance with the Division’s Policies and Procedures, and in compliance with state and federal regulations.
Performs a wide range of office and field duties from time to time, which may or may not be related to their regular responsibilities, due to the Tribe’s commitment to community service and the well-being of its members.