Resident Advocate, Transitional Recovery Housing Temporary Position

Join Avivo in Providing Safe and Supportive Housing: Become a Resident AdvocateSchedule (Must be available to work the following shifts):Saturday & Sunday 11:00a.m. - 7:30p.m.Monday & Tuesday 3:00p.m. - 11:30p.m.This is a temporary, full-time position through April 2026 with a 32-hour scheduled work week, paid at 40 hours per week. Depending on the program needs this could become a permanent position. The position also offers shift differential pay.About Us: Avivo's Transitional Recovery Housing provides a safe place for participants to reside while they are in outpatient treatment. Participants have access to 24-hour on-site Transitional Housing Staff and Security Team, ensuring a safe and secure environment. The Resident Advocate role is crucial in providing customer service to residents, guests, emergency personnel, and service providers, while also supporting client success through pro-social activities.Your Role: As a Resident Advocate, you will ensure high-quality, mission-driven services in a safe recovery environment. You will provide flexible services within a schedule that meets the needs of participants, maintain a participant and guest sign-in log, respond to client calls, manage entry, and exits of buildings, and conduct crisis prevention/intervention as needed. Your role will actively participate in the division's Trauma Informed Care Initiative and motivational interviewing, supporting evidence-based practices related to specific program areas.Key Responsibilities Include:Providing day-to-day support to ensure a safe recovery environment.Demonstrating commitment to SAMSHA's definition of recovery and recovery principles.Maintaining a participant and guest sign-in log and answering client calls.Managing entry and exits of buildings by monitoring cameras/surveillance.Conducting crisis prevention/intervention to ensure housing stability and holistic well-being.Supporting health and wellness activities with participants.Participating as a partner on the team, contributing to discussions, actions, and projects.What You Offer:A high school diploma or equivalent, with a course of study in health or human services leading to a Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, or associate degree.Minimum 2 years' experience working with individuals experiencing mental health and chemical health challenges.Experience with single adults who have experienced long-term homelessness/with the target population served.Demonstrated understanding of the recovery philosophy and recovery-oriented behavioral health services.Ability to work effectively with individuals from diverse backgrounds and communities.Good communication skills and a customer service attitude.Ability to maintain professional boundaries with participants.