Residential Counselor
Community Resources For Justice (CRJ)·Wrentham, Massachusetts
Community Resources For Justice (CRJ)·Wrentham, Massachusetts
Supervise and transport clients to appointments and recreational activities while supporting the goals of their Individual Service Plans. Administer medications and maintain accurate documentation, including progress notes and weekly summaries.
CRJ wants you to join our growing team of compassionate and dependable Residential Counselors to support the wonderful individuals we serve!
This is a Full-time, 40-hours/week, non-exempt position that will be working in our Wrentham, MA location. This position is eligible for benefits and has a starting rate of $18/hr.
This is a fantastic opportunity to receive valuable training to not only start your career, but also to advance it. CRJ offers opportunities for tremendous career advancement and professional development.
Schedule: First/Second shifts
What you'll do Supervise and transport clients during assigned hours; this may include job interviews, medical appointments, weekly recreation, religious services, and shopping trips Support and teach clients new skills including, but not limited to, specific goals in the clients’ Individual Service Plan Acting as a positive role model for the client to support attaining the highest quality of life while maintaining their safety in all settings Administering medications and completing appropriate documentation in a timely manner, such as progress notes, weekly summaries, and attendance
High School Diploma or equivalent Valid Driver’s license and reliable transportation Desire to make a genuine difference in the lives of others Must pass required certifications in the allotted time set forth by the agency Must pass a criminal and driver’s check
Candidates must have a high school diploma or equivalent, a valid driver's license, and reliable transportation. Ability to pass criminal and driver's checks and obtain required certifications is mandatory.
Market context
Residential Counselor roles in Massachusetts are commonly tied to behavioral health, disability services, and community-based residential programs, where staffing needs stay steady because facilities rely on consistent coverage and client support. Competition often centers on trauma-informed communication, reliability, and any prior mental health experience, along with meeting basic requirements like a high school diploma or GED and a valid driver’s license. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, then tailor your application to show experience with de-escalation, documentation, and resident support.
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