Residential Care Facilitator, Project Network

Overview

Life Works NW's Project Network program is a residential program with a focus on the African American community for women in recovery dealing with alcohol/drug issues who are with their small children.

Residential Care Facilitator provides monitoring, structure, and support. Position supervises residents and chores, provides staffing and oversight, and reports any problems that occur to clinical staff.

This position requires each staff to be able to do observable UA's (urinalysis). Because of this requirement for this specific position, this program is only able to hire women.

Location: This position is based in NE Portland.

Pay/Benefits: $21.12-$27.46 per hour plus Full benefits.
Additional $1.00 shift differential for working swing shifts and an additional $5.00 shift differential for working graveyard shifts.

Salary Placement Notice:
The posted salary range reflects the compensation potential for this role. Most candidates will be placed between the entry level and midpoint of the range, depending on their experience and qualifications. However, more seasoned professionals with extensive exact or similar experience may be considered for placement toward the higher end of the range. Final salary offers are made in alignment with internal compensation processes in accordance with Oregon Pay Equity laws.

• Provide a safe and secure environment for clients and their children.
• Provide skills training in activities of daily living, including meal preparation, housekeeping chores, interpersonal relationships, effective communication, etc.
• Establishes and informs rules for behavior and procedures for maintaining order among clients, employing techniques such as education, behavior modification and positive reinforcement. Monitors clients in order to detect unusual behavior and reports observations to the clinical team.
• Respond to medical issues and concerns promptly.
• Complete required documentation accurately, including daily logs and SAL's.
• Provide basic crisis response to clients experiencing physical or emotional crises, including consulting with clinical staff, notifying emergency responders when needed, etc.
• Document and maintain client records to ensure compliance with Life Works NW and contractual guidelines. Maintain confidentiality of records relating to clients' treatment.
• Transport clients in Life Works NW vehicle.
• Continually increase level of cultural sensitivity, awareness and competency.
• May be required to work a variety of shifts including evenings and weekends.
• Meets standards for documentation and accuracy of work.
• Meets standards for client care, quality/customer service, attendance/punctuality and teamwork.
• Maintains a consistent, therapeutic milieu for clients.
• Organize, supervise and encourage client participation in recovery-oriented social, educational and recreational activities.

• This position requires each staff to be able to do observable UA's (urinalysis). Because of this requirement for this specific position, only female candidates can be considered.
• Good communication and listening skills.
• The ability to make decisions quickly and remain calm and be flexible.
• Ability to establish and maintain confidentiality and professional boundaries with the clients and their children.
• Demonstrates effective communication skills and maintains a cooperative working relationship with others in a culturally diverse environment.
• Requires a valid driver's license and ability to meet Life Works NW driving requirements.
• Must be able to pass a DHS background check.