Behavioral Health Monitor
Good News Home Inc., Flemington, NJ, United States
Description
Good News Home Inc. is a nonprofit dedicated to empowering women to break free from substance abuse and co‑occurring disorders. We offer residential treatment and aftercare for up to 12 women, combining short‑term stabilization with long‑term support and a structured therapeutic environment.
Good News Home Inc. is a nonprofit dedicated to empowering women to break free from substance abuse and co‑occurring disorders. We offer residential treatment and aftercare for up to 12 women, combining short‑term stabilization with long‑term support and a structured therapeutic environment.
Our holistic approach nurtures mind, body, and spirit through a comprehensive program that welcomes clients regardless of race, religion, or ability to pay. Behavioral Health Monitors collaborate closely with residents and clinical staff to ensure safety, promote engagement, and maintain seamless continuity of care.
Key Responsibilities
Conduct house checks every two hours to verify client participation in program activities or productive occupation
Provide safe, reliable transportation to group meetings, church services, and other required events
Maintain accurate, detailed daily logs documenting client concerns and behavioral observations
Email daily shift reports to clinical staff, summarizing all activities and notable issues
Promptly report client incidents or concerns to clinical staff and submit incident reports
Administer scheduled drug tests following facility protocols
Participate in all required staff training sessions and team meetings
Deliver verbal shift handovers to incoming staff to ensure seamless continuity of care
Enforce house rules and uphold a structured, therapeutic living environment
Complete intake checklist procedures for new admissions, providing orientation and initial support
Benefits (Full-Time Only)
Medical and dental insurance
401(k) retirement savings plan
Paid vacation and personal time off
Complimentary professional development courses toward addiction counseling certification
Requirements
High school diploma or equivalent
Valid driver’s license with a clean driving record
Minimum two years’ experience in substance‑use treatment or mental health settings preferred
Proven ability to work independently, exercise good judgment, and set appropriate boundaries
Strong interpersonal skills and respect for diverse client backgrounds
Proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel, and internet navigation
Experience in driving a 12‑15 passenger van is not required, but preferred
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Good News Home Inc. is a nonprofit dedicated to empowering women to break free from substance abuse and co‑occurring disorders. We offer residential treatment and aftercare for up to 12 women, combining short‑term stabilization with long‑term support and a structured therapeutic environment.
Good News Home Inc. is a nonprofit dedicated to empowering women to break free from substance abuse and co‑occurring disorders. We offer residential treatment and aftercare for up to 12 women, combining short‑term stabilization with long‑term support and a structured therapeutic environment.
Our holistic approach nurtures mind, body, and spirit through a comprehensive program that welcomes clients regardless of race, religion, or ability to pay. Behavioral Health Monitors collaborate closely with residents and clinical staff to ensure safety, promote engagement, and maintain seamless continuity of care.
Key Responsibilities
Conduct house checks every two hours to verify client participation in program activities or productive occupation
Provide safe, reliable transportation to group meetings, church services, and other required events
Maintain accurate, detailed daily logs documenting client concerns and behavioral observations
Email daily shift reports to clinical staff, summarizing all activities and notable issues
Promptly report client incidents or concerns to clinical staff and submit incident reports
Administer scheduled drug tests following facility protocols
Participate in all required staff training sessions and team meetings
Deliver verbal shift handovers to incoming staff to ensure seamless continuity of care
Enforce house rules and uphold a structured, therapeutic living environment
Complete intake checklist procedures for new admissions, providing orientation and initial support
Benefits (Full-Time Only)
Medical and dental insurance
401(k) retirement savings plan
Paid vacation and personal time off
Complimentary professional development courses toward addiction counseling certification
Requirements
High school diploma or equivalent
Valid driver’s license with a clean driving record
Minimum two years’ experience in substance‑use treatment or mental health settings preferred
Proven ability to work independently, exercise good judgment, and set appropriate boundaries
Strong interpersonal skills and respect for diverse client backgrounds
Proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel, and internet navigation
Experience in driving a 12‑15 passenger van is not required, but preferred
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