Overnight Staff

Job Summary: The Overnight Resident Supervisor provides supervision and support to residents during overnight shifts when House Leaders are not available. This role ensures the safety and well-being of residents, maintaining a structured and supportive environment.

General Accountabilities:

• Ensure all bed checks are performed per policy and procedures.
• Document all behavioral issues or problems that occur during the shift.
• Monitor residents as they take their prescribed medications and ensure the Medication Log is completed.
• Provide conflict resolution to assist residents in resolving disputes or conflicts.
• Perform Urinalysis Drug Tests when required, following proper protocols.
• Conduct daily house laundry if necessary.
• Ensure house snacks are stocked and readily available for residents.

Skills/Job Qualifications

Qualifications:

• High school diploma or equivalent; additional training or certification in a related field preferred.
• Experience working in a residential or similar environment.
• Knowledge of medication administration procedures.
• Familiarity with conflict resolution techniques and practices.

Skills:

• Strong observational and documentation skills.
• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills.
• Ability to remain calm and handle emergency situations effectively.
• Proficiency in maintaining logs and documentation.
• Ability to work independently and make decisions in the absence of House Leaders.
• Basic knowledge of laundry and housekeeping practices.
• Attention to detail and commitment to following procedures and protocols.
• Physical stamina and the ability to stay awake and alert during overnight shifts.

Physical Demands

• Physical Stamina: Ability to stay alert and responsive throughout overnight shifts, including standing, sitting, and walking for extended periods.
• Lifting and Carrying: Capability to lift and assist residents or carry supplies as needed, typically up to 25 pounds.
• Manual Dexterity: Skillful use of hands to perform tasks such as managing paperwork or operating equipment.
• Visual and Auditory Acuity: Good vision and hearing to monitor residents' well-being and respond to any emergencies or needs.
• Mobility: Ability to move freely around the facility and access various areas as needed.
• Sensory Abilities: Acute senses to ensure the safety and support of residents, including responding to verbal and non-verbal cues.