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Community Living Staff 1/2

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Community Living Staff 1/2

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Rochester, NY, USA

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21-22 Hourly

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The Role

Provides overnight residential support to people recovering from mental illness. Responsibilities include person-centered rehabilitation, medication supervision, resident monitoring, safety rounds, documentation, conflict intervention, room upkeep, recreational activities, transportation, and communication with supervisors and providers. The role supports service-plan goals, resident orientation and discharge, treatment-team input, confidentiality, and compliance with OMH regulations.

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Overview

Halstead Square, a DePaul Community Residence-Single Room Occupancy (CR-SRO) Program, is now hiring a Community Living Staff to join the team for the overnight shift! The Community Living Staff works as an effective member of the team with regard to assisting each resident with carrying out his or her service plan goals and objectives in a person-centered approach. The pay rate for this position is $21-$21.55/hour.

Why work for DePaul?

Make a positive difference in someone's life
Supportive work environment
We value diversity
Opportunity for professional development and career advancement
Excellent benefits & competitive wages

Responsibilities

Provide teaching, monitoring and recovery oriented supports in accordance with OMH 595 including the following rehabilitative services: Assertiveness / Self-Advocacy Training, Community Integration / Resource Development, Daily Living Skills, Health Services, Medication Management / Training, Parenting Training, Rehabilitative Counseling, Skill Development, Socialization, Substance Abuse Services, Symptom Management.

Assists the Medication Coordinator with supervising resident medications in accordance with physician’s orders, agency policy and NYS Office of Mental Health regulations.

Maintains accurate and timely documentation in resident medication records.

Communicates relevant information regarding a resident’s mental and physical status to the Residential Services Coordinator, the Supervisor on site or directly to the provider when needed.

Completes basic documentation in the resident file with regard to any psychiatric concerns, medical concerns, progress, or anything else deemed as significant.

Ensures that daily tasks and assignments are completed as directed by the Residential Services Coordinator or Supervisor on site. This includes assisting with the preparation of resident’s rooms prior to admission to the program, helping with the orientation of new residents moving into the program and assisting with the discharge and transfer of residents when needed.

Completes rounds at least 4 times per shift in an effort to monitor the program and intervene when necessary to settle any potential problems or disputes between residents; this includes updates on the daily census check if needed. Works with Overnight security to ensure the safety and well-being of the resident (i.e., observation of the building and grounds, enforcing visitor’s hours, ensuring the doors are locked at 9:00pm each night, restricting unwanted visitors and monitoring of the security camera’s etc.).

Shares information with supervisor or other administrative staff in regard to problems or concerns that occur during their shift.

Works with and helps residents maintain the upkeep of their personal rooms.

Coordinates and participates in resident’s recreational activities.

Respects and maintains resident confidentiality and demonstrates a caring, positive attitude toward all residents (as per respect policy), staff, family members, guests and service providers.

Attend staff meetings and trainings as required by the agency.

Work as a member of the residential team for each resident and give relevant input for treatment team meetings and Continued Stayed Reviews.

Provides safe transporting of residents when needed.

Performs any other duties necessary for the effective operation of the program.

Qualifications

CLS 1: Minimum of High School diploma or GED and ability to demonstrate verbal and written skills necessary to carry out services for the success of the program.

At least one-year of experience in a residential setting working with people in various stages of recovery from mental illness preferred.

Valid New York State driver’s license that meets qualifications set by agency’s clean driver record policy is preferred.

Must be at least Eighteen (18) years of age.

CLS 2: The same requirements as above, however additionally, valid New York State driver’s license that meets qualifications set by agency’s clean driver record policy is required.

CLS 1 pay rate: $21.00 - $21.30/hr

CLS 2 pay rate: $21.25 - $21.55/hr

Work Environment

The schedule for this position is: Sunday, Monday, Friday, Saturday 11p-7am

Benefits

This position is eligible for 403B with Employer Match, robust Employee Assistant Program, Staff Recognition Program, and Employee Discount Program.

DePaul is an equal opportunity employer that values diversity. All employment is decided based on qualification, merit and program need.

Skills Required

High school diploma or GED
Verbal and written communication skills sufficient to carry out program services
At least 18 years of age
At least one year of experience in a residential setting working with people in various stages of recovery from mental illness
Valid New York State driver's license meeting the agency's clean driver record policy for CLS 1
Valid New York State driver's license meeting the agency's clean driver record policy for CLS 2

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3,314 Employees

Year Founded: 1898

What We Do

DePaul University is a private, Catholic institution of higher education in Chicago, guided by immersive learning, real-world experience, and faculty-centered teaching. It offers undergraduate majors and graduate programs across multiple colleges and schools, emphasizing career preparation, student success, and a mission-led education. The university serves more than 21,000 students and connects academic learning with opportunities in Chicago and beyond through experiential study and community engagement.