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Residential House Manager

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citywide healthPikesville (MD)

SENIORITY

Mid

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About the role

Job Description: Job Description The House Manager is a vital part of the residential services that Citywide provides to our SUD clients. As a House Manager you will be responsible for the following duties: YOU ARE REQUIRED TO STAY IN THE HOUSE 24 HOURS. FOUR DAYS ON AND THREE DAYS OFF. This position does not offer benefits. Ensure efficient and effective operations Dual Diagnosis clients mental/substance abuse Medication Management Maintain a clean and safe living environment for the individuals being supported Provide supervision and support needed to assure that each residence presents a clean, neat and safe environment, this includes, but is not limit to assuring that the residence will pass safety and environmental inspections. Provide live-in supervision to sober living residents Monitor client recovery activities Supervise clientele in assignment of duties that contributes to upkeep of the living space Must have a deep understanding and appreciation for a recovery lifestyle. Enforce expectations and guidelines Facilitate new resident intake procedures, as well as discharge procedures as needed. Facilitate regular house meetings to foster a positive, supportive, and collaborative environment, addressing housekeeping issues, community concerns, and other issues that may come up. Efficiently handle complaints, settle disputes, resolving grievances, conflicts, and other mediation. Strong observant skills to know when a client is in danger or need help. Ability to exercise Job Types: Full-time, Part-time Schedule: Day shift HolidaysMonday to FridayNight shift On call Weekends Supplemental Pay: Bonus pay Work Location: Multiple locations

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