Project Chesapeake·Lothian, Maryland
The Residential Aide is responsible for monitoring clients, conducting property rounds, and ensuring the daily program schedule is followed. They must document medication administration and maintain professional boundaries while communicating client challenges to staff.
Project Chesapeake provides quality addiction treatment, behavioral health therapy & treatment for individuals with a dual diagnosis. We are seeking a highly motivated, reliable, & professional, part-time Residential Aide to join our team in one of our Level 3.5 locations!
Our mission is to provide an opportunity for individuals to learn how to live a positive, sober lifestyle while empowering them to make changes that will lead to successful, independent living.
Is responsible for monitoring all clients throughout their assigned shift.
Ability to conduct regular "rounds" throughout the entire property.
Ensures the daily program / schedule is being followed.
Assist with new intakes, complete room searches, monitor mealtimes, etc.
Observes & documents all clients taking and / or refusing prescribed or over the counter medications.
Monitor & observe supervised urinalysis as needed / scheduled.
Communicates in a professional manner with all clients, staff & supervisors.
Keeps all program staff members informed of all client's current challenges or behavioral issues.
Provides accurate information during shift changes via written & verbal communication in a professional manner.
Attend team meetings as necessary / scheduled.
Can quickly adapt to changes in schedules, routines & work assignments.
Ability to deescalate.
Ability to maintain ethical & professional boundaries with all clients & staff.
Understands & abides by HIPAA guidelines / requirements at all times.
Ability to observe, identify, document & inform others if physical, cognitive & behavioral changes are a concern.
Understands the field of addiction, mental health & recovery.
Prior experience in a Behavioral Health setting is a plus.
Open to learning about & understanding ASAM criteria guidelines, Stages of Change, 12 step recovery, etc.
• $17.00/hr.
Candidates should have the ability to identify behavioral changes and an understanding of addiction and mental health recovery. Prior experience in a behavioral health setting is preferred but not required.
Market context
Behavioral-health roles in Maryland are typically driven by ongoing demand in community programs, outpatient settings, and care teams supporting patients with complex needs. These positions can be competitive because employers often look for a high school diploma or GED, at least two years of related experience, and an active American Heart Association BLS certification. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to quickly compare fit, then confirm your certification status and recent experience before applying.
