Intercept Health·Chesterfield County, Virginia
The Residential Specialist serves as a positive role model while implementing resident treatment plans and ensuring daily living schedules are maintained. Responsibilities include administering medication, facilitating appointments, and documenting resident progress in accordance with company standards.
Residential Specialist The pay range for this role is $18.00-$20.00 base hourly, based on education and experience.
Evening shifts are typically defined as 3PM to 12AM.
Intercept Health is a family-owned agency serving various mental and behavioral health, substance use, and foster care needs in Virginia.
In 1996, what started as a single group home for boys has evolved year after year to fill gaps and meet the service needs of families and communities throughout the Commonwealth of Virginia. "We help people grow and live their healthiest lives." Our team members exhibit our VALUES - STOP & ASK: Service Excellence - "WOW" clients, customers, and coworkers.
Team Loyalty - help others succeed.
Ownership - "see it, own it, solve it, do it." Passion - inspire with positive energy and effort. & Authenticity - be genuine and trustworthy.
Solution Focused - overcome challenges with creativity.
Kindness - smile, encourage, and respect everyone.
Intercept Health is now hiring a Full Time Residential Specialist.
The Residential Specialist is responsible for serving as a positive role model for residents.
The Residential Specialist contributes to the formulation and implementation of resident treatment plans and works via role modeling to develop socially effective values, attitudes, and behaviors within residents.
This role reports to the Program Manager.
Education and Experience Required: A Bachelor's Degree in a Virginia Board of Counseling approved Human Service degree or; An Associate's Degree and at least three months experience working with children, or; A High School Diploma or G.E.D with at least six months of experience working with children.
Candidates must hold a Bachelor's degree in a human service field, an Associate's degree with three months of experience, or a High School Diploma/GED with six months of experience working with children. The role requires the ability to manage behavioral systems and provide a safe, supportive environment for residents.
Market context
Behavioral-health roles in Virginia commonly draw steady demand as agencies and treatment programs look for clinicians who can support counseling, care coordination, and recovery services. These positions are competitive because a valid CSAC license is required, while a psychology or counseling degree and treatment-industry experience are preferred; benefits often include PTO and health-related coverage. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save time, and confirm your licensure details before applying.
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