Options for Community Living, Inc.·Medford, Oregon
The Residential Counselor provides support services and training to residents with mental health diagnoses to assist them with activities of daily living. Responsibilities include monitoring individual service plans, managing medications, and providing case management and transportation.
$36,400/yr. ($20.00/hr.) - $43,680/yr. ($24.00/hr.) The above salary range represents Options for Community Living’s good faith and reasonable estimate of potential compensation that may be offered to a successful applicant for this position at the time of this job posting and may be modified in the future. When determining a salary offer, several factors may be considered as applicable (e.g., years of relevant experience, education level, language skillset, credentials, professional licensure, budget, and internal equity).
At Options for Community Living, Inc., individuals living with a mental health diagnosis live, learn, and develop their potential in an environment that respects personal choice. The full-time Residential Counselor provides various support services to the residents and is responsible for training and assisting residents in the activities of daily living. Participate in the planning and evaluation of individual service plans and monitor plan objectives on a regular basis. Write progress notes on service plan on a weekly basis. Train and assist residents in the activities of daily living including household maintenance. Oversee medication maintenance and assist residents in the development of self-medication skills as needed. Provide case management and follow-up service. Provide transportation to residents as needed. May occasionally attend team meetings, discharge meetings. Provide household maintenance checks and repairs. Conduct fire drills at community residence as needed. Notify the Program Supervisor/Program Manager of any medical or psychiatric emergency.
$36,400—$43,680 USD Incredible people doing meaningful work. People come to work at Options to help improve the overall quality of life for individuals within the community. Our welcoming workforce is dedicated to helping the most vulnerable Long Islanders reach their fullest potential.
Candidates must be high school graduates or equivalent with a passion for assisting those with mental illness. A valid driver's license, safe driving record, auto insurance, and access to a vehicle are required.
Market context
In Oregon, behavioral-health peer support roles often see steady demand in community mental health, recovery, and crisis support settings. These positions are competitive because employers look for lived recovery experience, certification eligibility, and practical requirements like a valid Oregon driver’s license and background clearance. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save time, then confirm your certification path and gather documentation before applying.