Agape Network Inc·Goulds, Florida
The Recovery Technician is responsible for enforcing program rules, conducting safety searches, and assisting female patients with activities of daily living. They must document incident reports and transport clients to approved locations while maintaining strict confidentiality.
We are looking for patient and empathetic candidates to join our growing organization. To be successful as a Recovery Technician, you should have a positive attitude and a passion to help others. The Mental Health Technician supports patients in an empathetic but respectful and professional way. You should be able to remain professional under pressure and keep all personal information about patients confidential.
Individuals served are all females that have a history of trauma due to human trafficking, abuse, substance abuse etc. We are looking for someone compassionate and empathetic who seeks to grow professionally while changing and improving individuals’ lives.
Benefits: Highlights
Competitive compensation and benefit package that includes two weeks of paid Vacation and PTO plan, 11 paid Holidays, life plan, legal assistance; 403b and more.
Leadership development, personal and professional growth.
Loved and faith-based mission, respect to diversity; going through expansion and growth.
Agape Network is where exceptional service is met, and prioritizing our patients is our goal. Our full transparency makes the mission a reality. Throughout our network of services, we go on a journey with our clients and their families offering unconditional love, the meaning of Agape – and professional treatment guided by best practices, and a continuous quality improvement process based on evidence and outcome data. Establish in 1981 and currently expanding our services.
• High School Diploma or GED and/or equivalent experience in related field for 1 year.
Our Mission is to “Restore individuals and families to psychological, social, physical, and Spiritual health.”
Agape Network is an Equal Opportunity Employer and a Drug-Free Workplace.
Candidates must have a High School Diploma or GED, or one year of equivalent experience in a related field. A positive attitude and a passion for helping individuals with histories of trauma and substance abuse are essential.
Market context
In Florida, recovery technician roles are typically tied to ongoing demand in behavioral health, substance use, and trauma-informed care settings. Competition often centers on candidates who can show reliability, a calm presence, and comfort supporting people with complex histories; this platform’s AI-summarized job requirements and benefits help you review the original posting faster. Before applying, confirm your diploma or equivalent experience and prepare one example that shows your patient, supportive approach.
