What are the responsibilities and job description for the Case Aide (Per Diem) position at Community Resources for Justice?
Summary: This position is responsible for ensuring the safety and security of residents of assigned residential program during all shifts, and to provide assistance and guidance to residents as they transition to the community.
Duties and Responsibilities: Provides on-site supervision of residents to ensure compliance with program rules, policies and procedures, including, but not limited to sign in and sign out procedures, contraband control policies, administering drug screens and breathalyzers, room inspections and periodic head counts, both scheduled and unscheduled; may be required to assist Clinical Director or Clinical Case Manager with the delivery of various services, including but not limited to group facilitation; responsibilities further include immediate notification of program staff, DOC staff and law enforcement as determined by program policy; may be required to assist with meal preparation.
Supervision: None
Education/Experience: High school diploma or equivalent; some college preferred; significant and relevant life experiences also a plus.
Language Ability: Strong. Must have good verbal communication skills to work effectively with clients, staff and administrators; ability to speak Spanish a plus.
Math Ability: Low
Reasoning Ability: Moderate. Must be able to determine and track multiple client needs simultaneously.
Computer Skills: Low.
Work Environment: Residential setting with regular client contact; valid Driver’s License is required.
Physical Demands: Moderate. Must be able to negotiate stairs.
Duties and Responsibilities: Provides on-site supervision of residents to ensure compliance with program rules, policies and procedures, including, but not limited to sign in and sign out procedures, contraband control policies, administering drug screens and breathalyzers, room inspections and periodic head counts, both scheduled and unscheduled; may be required to assist Clinical Director or Clinical Case Manager with the delivery of various services, including but not limited to group facilitation; responsibilities further include immediate notification of program staff, DOC staff and law enforcement as determined by program policy; may be required to assist with meal preparation.
Supervision: None
Education/Experience: High school diploma or equivalent; some college preferred; significant and relevant life experiences also a plus.
Language Ability: Strong. Must have good verbal communication skills to work effectively with clients, staff and administrators; ability to speak Spanish a plus.
Math Ability: Low
Reasoning Ability: Moderate. Must be able to determine and track multiple client needs simultaneously.
Computer Skills: Low.
Work Environment: Residential setting with regular client contact; valid Driver’s License is required.
Physical Demands: Moderate. Must be able to negotiate stairs.