SHIFT: SUNDAY-THURSDAY 11:30AM-8PM

WHAT YOU WILL DO: This position is responsible for maintaining a safe and secure living environment for clients of Interfaith’s Family Shelter Program. Working alongside a comprehensive team of skilled professionals, the Resident Coordinator engages with case managers and clinical therapist, and shelter team to get the family back to self-sufficiency.

• Maintain a safe and secure living environment for clients (drug, alcohol, violence free)
• Acclimate new clients to their living arrangements; assist with client intakes and exits
• Educate clients of all program policies and procedures; enforce program policies and procedures
• Monitor client affairs and help to resolve any issue that may arise
• Promptly notify supervisor (as well as other appropriate staff) of any problematic client behaviors, compliance issues, or any other problems that arise
• Assign chores to clients; oversee completion of chores and ensure safety standards are maintained at all times
• Assess for any drug/alcohol consumption and inform appropriate staff immediately
• Review log book daily and update next shift of any notable issues
• Accurately record all emergency, disciplinary, and other events that occur during scheduled shift
• Immediately report medical emergencies to the appropriate agencies/organizations; administer First Aid/CPR and follow agency protocol and standard procedures in emergency situations
• Perform wellness checks on residents as needed or required
• Participate in all staff meetings and trainings
• Work with other Resident Coordinators to maintain cohesiveness of community
• Ensure that properties meet standards to pass Federal, State and Local inspections
• Coordinate utilities checks, fire drills and other checks/repairs as needed or required to maintain facility compliance with Federal, State and Local inspections
• Perform additional duties as assigned

EXPERIENCE / EDUCATION

• Knowledge of alcohol and other drug recovery field preferred
• Experience working with severely mentally ill, medically fragile, and homeless populations preferred
• Experience working with families (both conventional and unconventional)
• Bilingual (English / Spanish) preferred