Crisis Intervention personnel are responsible for meeting the needs of transitional housing, The Rise residents.

Required Qualifications:

● Knowledge of the impact of domestic violence for children and families

● Must be highly reliable, professional, mature, reflective, and able to work well with others

● Excellent communication skills, empathy, self-awareness, ethical responsibility and demonstrated history of good judgment

● Excellent listening skills

● Strong problem-solving skills

● Ability to develop and maintain effective relationships with diverse individuals

● Familiarity with intersectional approaches to human services, and anti-oppression theories and frameworks

● Proactive and passionate work ethic

● Commitment to ongoing cultural competency training and continued education

● Reliable transportation

● Basic computer/database skills

● Expertise in working with folks in the LGBTQIA community

● Understanding of incarceration, addiction, and recovery

● Knowledge of local community resources

● Experience and comfort working with parents and families in crisis

Responsibilities:

· Make hourly rounds inside building, document/record rounds

· Briefly surveying the area outside of the front and back door during rounds

· Watch video and take appropriate notes

· Perform light house-keeping duties as assigned

· Answering phone and forward messages to appropriate people

· Communicate with day staff through log book/notes

· Reminding residents rule of The Rise

· Intervening in the even to personal/building related crisis

· Attend all Crisis Intervention meetings

· Other duties as assigned

Job Type: Part-time

Pay: $14.00 per hour

Expected hours: No less than 23 per week

Benefits:

• Paid time off

Schedule:

• Evening shift

Application Question(s):

• This job would be for 3 late evening shifts, Thursday and Friday 5p-2A and Saturday 7p-2A. 23 hours per week

Work Location: In person