BUCKELEW PROGRAMS·Kentfield, California
The role involves providing direct support to adults experiencing acute mental health crises in a residential facility, focusing on promoting recovery and independence through daily living assistance. Responsibilities include monitoring client well-being, assisting with meals and medications, and ensuring adherence to agency safety protocols.
A high school diploma or equivalent is required, though experience with mental health or substance use disorders is preferred. Candidates must possess a valid California driver's license, pass a Live Scan background check, and be able to complete Peer Specialist training within six months for full-time status.
Market context
In California, mental health counselor roles often draw steady interest because providers need staff who can support clients with behavioral and developmental needs in community and residential settings. Competition can be stronger for candidates who already have relevant experience, a valid California driver’s license, and can quickly complete required certifications like First Aid and Food Handler. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to confirm fit and save time comparing the original job description.