Resident Monitor/CDCA

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Resident Monitor/CDCA

Quick overview

The Resident Monitor/CDCA oversees residents in a sober living environment, providing crisis intervention and de-escalation support. They also conduct drug screenings, develop individual service plans, and facilitate treatment services to support client recovery.

Requirements summary

Candidates must hold a valid Ohio Chemical Dependency Counselor Assistant (CDCA) license and a valid Ohio driver's license. Two years of experience in the substance use field is preferred, along with strong skills in crisis intervention and clinical documentation.

professional certificateDocumentationReportingDe-escalationTreatment planningDischarge planningCrisis interventionCase managementIndividual therapyGroup therapySubstance use counselingClinical interviewingCommunity supportIndividual service plansTherapeutic boundariesDrug and alcohol screening

Job description

Description SUMMARY

Responsible for overseeing residents in a clinically managed low-intensity residential service setting, maintaining a therapeutic drug free environment following rules and regulations of F&CS and Ohio MHAS, and COA standards, crisis intervention, and consultation/reporting with/to supervisor(s). The position also requires the development of knowledge and skills in the areas of community support, discharge planning, substance use issues, and the field of community services to individuals with substance use disorders. The position requires the ability to respond appropriately to crisis or emergency situations, including at least basic training crisis intervention

Supervisor: Clinical Supervisor

Essential responsibilities

Resident Monitor

Maintain sober living environment, and promote recovery skills while presenting a caring, compassionate attitude. Provide crisis intervention/de-escalation when needed consulting with supervisor/house manager. Establish trusting relationship with clients while modeling awareness and behavior needed for growth and development of clients; displaying knowledge of the therapeutic importance of maintaining appropriate boundaries. Monitor participants’ use of services/treatment, and impact on independence. Provide accurate shift reports on a daily basis. Participates in team planning, case reviews, and program goal achievement. Attend agency and training meetings as requested. Comply with agency policies and procedures, COA regulations, federal and state requirements, and educational/certification/registry requirements. Fulfill other duties as assigned.
CDCA: Evaluate client needs for services in regard to appropriateness of request, urgency and recommended action, and facilitates all necessary referrals. Conduct and write drug and alcohol screenings according to Family and Community Services policies and procedures in order to assess the nature of the problem. Develop and implement Individual Service Plans with the client based upon the findings of the diagnostic assessment. Provides community education and awareness to the community and community partner organizations. Provide treatment services to clients through individual, group, and/or family methods according to current professional standards of care. Review and update ISPs and progress on a scheduled basis to insure continued provision of proper and necessary services, and modify the plan of treatment when appropriate. Enter and maintain daily schedule into computer as required. At a minimum, achieve and maintain the Agency’s established productivity standards. Make referrals to other services within the community and within the Agency as indicated. Attend and participate in staff meetings, in-service training, supervision, various committees as assigned including Performance Improvement, workshops, and other meetings to receive information and instructions as well as to remain current and accurate on procedures, policies, and techniques. Consult, collaborate, and communicate in a timely and accurate manner all client-related issues and concerns internally to Family and Community Services Staff and externally to other agency service providers, schools, law enforcement agencies, courts, etc. in the provision of services to clients and to the community to ensure coordination of care. Complete all documentation, including consumer outcomes, in a legible and timely manner according to the policies of Family and Community Services and the Ohio Department of Mental Health and provide necessary data for statistical and billing purposes. Maintain effective working relationships with co-workers and make every attempt to resolve work-related difficulties with the co-worker in a timely fashion. Communicate all concerns and questions regarding the program functioning and client care to the immediate supervisor. Maintain current knowledge of all applicable Family and Community Services policies and procedures and function according to these standards. Complies with agency policies and procedures, COA regulations, federal and state requirements, and educational/certification/registry requirements. Other duties as assigned.