Provide direct care and supervision to patients in a residential addiction recovery setting to maintain a safe and supportive environment. Responsibilities include monitoring patient safety, facilitating recovery activities, and ensuring accurate documentation in EHR systems.
Requirements summary
Requires a high school diploma or equivalent, a valid driver's license, and basic computer skills. CPR and MANDT certifications are required, though training is provided.
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Job description
Patient Care Specialist I – Residential Full-Time | Martinsville, IN Schedule
Weekdays 7pm - 7am & Every Other Weekend
We offer competitive compensation, schedule flexibility, and opportunities for professional growth within a supportive, mission‑driven organization.
As a Patient Care Specialist I – Residential (PCS I) at our Martinsville, Indiana location, you will be an active member of a multidisciplinary treatment team providing direct care and supervision to patients in a residential addiction recovery setting. This role focuses on maintaining a safe, structured, and supportive environment while promoting patient engagement and recovery.
Teammate Benefits
18 days Paid Time Off (PTO) and 8 paid holidays
Variable pay structure based on experience and education
Defined career pathing through the Residential Aide Tier Program
Substance Use Disorder Treatment and Recovery Loan Repayment Program (STAR LRP) – available at eligible facilities
Access to over 600 free CEU courses
Discounted tuition opportunities through Capella University
Schedule flexibility to support work‑life balance
Merit‑based increases recognizing performance and growth
Commitment to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Qualifications
High school diploma or equivalent
Basic computer skills or willingness to learn Microsoft Office (Outlook, Teams, Word)
Valid driver’s license in the state of employment
CPR and MANDT certification (training provided and maintained as required)
Ability to travel locally up to 20%, including patient transportation
Preferred Qualifications
At least six (6) months of experience working in a behavioral healthcare or substance use treatment setting
Basic knowledge of addiction and the recovery process
Responsibilities
Support patient engagement by modeling positive behaviors, encouraging program participation, and applying motivational interviewing techniques
Promote a trauma‑informed, recovery‑oriented environment through calm presence and respectful enforcement of program guidelines
Benefits
8 Paid Holidays
Free CEU Courses
Schedule Flexibility
Merit-Based Increases
Variable Pay Structure
Substance Use Disorder Treatment and Recovery Loan Repayment Program (STAR LRP)
Residential Aide Tier Program
18 Days Paid Time Off (PTO)
Discounted Tuition Through Capella University
Support AMA prevention and early intervention by monitoring risk indicators and communicating concerns to the treatment team
Assist with admissions by monitoring new patients for safety, conducting orientation, and completing required documentation
Facilitate patient cellphone access in accordance with the Transitional Living Playbook
Follow all safety, medical, and infection control protocols, including searches, drug screen observation, and heat treatments
Search patient belongings for contraband and manage valuables in accordance with policy
Maintain readiness to respond to medical and behavioral emergencies, including overdose response and Narcan administration
Ensure accurate and timely documentation in the EHR and facility records, including shift reports and incident documentation
Facilitate or support patient activities and recovery support groups to encourage engagement
Provide safe and compliant transportation for patients, maintaining accurate mileage and travel records
Assist with store runs and community outings in accordance with established guidelines
Maintain a clean, safe, and structured physical environment through routine facility and room inspections
Perform duties in alignment with CARF standards to support accreditation readiness
