Residential Aide

CODA INC • Beaverton, OR

10d • Onsite

About The Position

CODA is seeking compassionate and dependable individuals to join our team as Residential Aids at our new Beaverton Recovery Center. The Beaverton Recovery Center is designed to be a trauma-informed and patient-centered residential environment where individuals begin or continue their journey toward recovery. CODA’s mission is to treat every individual with compassion, dignity, and evidence-based care—and our Residential Aids are vital to making that mission a reality. As a Residential Aid, you’ll be responsible for supporting a safe, secure, and therapeutic living environment for patients engaged in recovery services. You’ll monitor patient activity, provide transportation and documentation support, maintain order and cleanliness in the facility, and play a key role in establishing a respectful and stable treatment community. This is a hands-on, people-focused role for those who want to contribute directly to patients’ healing and stability.

Requirements

• Professional communication, teamwork, and reliability
• Commitment to patient confidentiality, trauma sensitivity, and respect
• Ability to work in a structured environment while remaining flexible and empathetic
• Familiarity with Microsoft Office and ability to navigate electronic medical records

Nice To Haves

• High school diploma or GED
• At least 6 months of education, training, or experience in addictions treatment
• 1 year of work experience in a residential, clinical, or medical team setting
• Strong emotional composure and ability to maintain safety in high-risk situations

Responsibilities

• Maintain a structured and supportive environment by monitoring patient behavior and location
• Respond to medical needs and emergencies per CODA’s site procedures
• Conduct room, property, and safety checks to ensure a contraband-free environment
• Assist with patient check-ins, daily routines, medication administration, and UA collections
• Drive patients to recovery-related appointments (if an approved driver)
• Support documentation and log entries within the electronic medical record
• Serve as a professional, trauma-informed role model for residents
• Assist with household cleaning, phone answering, filing, and shift change reports
• Help facilitate community meetings and group outings
• Maintain strong ethical and professional boundaries with all patients
• Support children and families, where applicable, in family-oriented programs

Benefits

• Training & Development: Learn valuable skills in behavioral health, safety, and documentation
• Supportive Culture: Join a team rooted in CODA’s values—collaboration, compassion, courage, respect, and vision
• Growth Opportunities: Build experience in a setting that opens doors to clinical, counseling, or administrative paths within the organization

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Part-time
• Career Level: Entry Level
• Education Level: High school or GED