Residential Alcohol and Other Drugs Coordinator **Parisi House 40hrs**

• →Enter information into the daily log, including descriptions of any incidents, altercations,

mother-child interactions, or medication discrepancies. *

• →Oversee the day-to-day activities of clients and their children, including regular rounds, chores

completed at scheduled times, attending scheduled groups, and ensuring proper supervision and safety of all clients and children.*

• →Monitor and assist mothers’ positive parenting activities, providing crisis intervention as needed.
• →Provide client access to their medications and ensuring correct dose and medication are being provided. Inventory client medication per shift.*
• →Regularly scheduled and emergency transportation for clients, including appointments, grocery shopping, WIC, and others as needed.*
• →Track daily census of clients.*
• →Conduct scheduled and random urine and oral drug testing.*
• →Set up bedrooms for potential clients, including bedding and welcome baskets. Clean bedrooms of outgoing clients and submit maintenance requests as needed.*
• →Communicate thorough shift exchange with incoming staff, including client updates and pending to-dos for the shift.*
• →Conduct facility, room, and client searches as needed, including all incoming packages and personal items brought for clients.
• →Conduct end-of-month report, including inventories of food, medicine, and supplies, fire and safety checks, and any maintenance requests as needed.*
• →Participate in trainings and achieve certifications as required by federal, state, and county licensing requirements.*
• →Conduct client checks and take vitals per the organization’s Withdrawal Management Policy.*
• →Provide childcare coverage as needed.
• →Provide coverage for admission and discharge paperwork as needed.
• →Perform other duties as assigned.

Regularly required to sit, stand and walk up and down a small hill. The employee must occasionally lift and/or move up to 40 pounds (strollers, supplies, small children).

Local travel to training, client appointments, and other as needed errands may be required.

Primary work is performed in a residential setting with short periods of time at an office desk. Will be exposed to clients in various states of undress.