Behavioral Health Technician (Weekend Warrior)

If you are unable to complete this application due to a disability, contact this employer to ask for an accommodation or an alternative application process. Behavioral Health Technician (Weekend Warrior) Cleveland, OH, US Organization: Northern Ohio Recovery Association (NORA) Northern Ohio Recovery Association (NORA), a nonprofit organization committed to promoting long‑term recovery and wellness through peer‑based support and evidence‑based treatment services, is seeking an experienced and dynamic Behavioral Health Technician. This role will be responsible for keeping order and security in the facility, monitoring the clients and assisting them with their needs, and expected to model recovery principles and prosocial behavior. Key Responsibilities Monitoring the sign in/out book. Monitoring all program activities and maintaining a record of them in the shift log book. Advocating for client's daily necessities. Answering residents' questions that do not demand a counselor's immediate attention. Supervising clients as they complete daily chores. Facilitating recreational activities for residents. Monitoring telephone usage. Collecting urine sample and breath tests from residents as needed. Ensuring afterhours order and security at the facility. Documenting any unusual incidents that occur during a shift to the Clinical Director. Enforcing all program rules and regulations. Driving clients to and from appointments (if applicable). Observing and documenting clients while they take medications. Orienting new residents to the home and explaining all policies and procedures to them. Ensuring that house meetings occur weekly and all residents are in attendance. Being present in the home at least four days a week (dependent upon the individual’s schedule) to ensure the house is free from alcohol and illicit substances, residents follow the Code of Conduct, there are no prohibited items in the home, and checking on residents. Examining the physical property four days a week, spending enough time at the home to be sure that residents are accounted for, do not need additional support, and the house is free from substance use. Being available in case any resident needs additional support or has a question. Monitoring residents for any potential warning signs concerning the recurrence of symptoms and referring them for additional support. Checking in with the residents on a daily basis. Meeting with residents at least weekly to discuss and document their recovery plans. Ensuring that safety equipment in the home is in working order. Being on site whenever clients are present, including overnights and weekends (dependent upon the individual’s schedule). Qualifications If the applicant has a history of substance use, a minimum of two (2) years of continuous sobriety is required (actively working a program of recovery). Ability to maintain an orderly and constructive atmosphere and ensure equitable treatment of residents. Ability to work independently without supervision. Ability to be assertive and consistent in dealings with clients and to cope effectively in crisis situations. Basic knowledge of crisis intervention skills. Preferred Skills Good verbal and interpersonal communication skills. Competitive salary commensurate with experience. Health, dental, and vision insurance. Paid time off and holidays. Amount of Travel Minimal, mostly confined to the Ohio area. Salary Range This is a paid position; salary will be rated based on experience. #J-18808-Ljbffr Northern-Ohio-Recovery-Association