Resident Monitor - Midnight Shift

New Day Recovery is hiring a Resident Monitor to support our residential treatment program. This role is ideal for individuals with experience in behavioral health, recovery support, or residential care who are committed to creating a safe and structured environment for clients.

Schedule: Midnight Shift (Wednesday–Saturday, 10-hour shifts)

OVERVIEW

The Resident Monitor plays a critical role in client safety, supervision, and engagement within a residential recovery setting. This position supports individuals in early recovery by maintaining structure, reinforcing accountability, and promoting a safe, therapeutic environment.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

Support client admissions, discharges, transfers, and orientations

Provide client supervision and safety monitoring, including routine rounds

Encourage client engagement through structured activities and positive interaction

Complete accurate documentation (including daily activity notes)

Conduct urine drug screens and breathalyzer testing in compliance with protocols

Monitor client phone use and program compliance

Provide client transportation using company vehicles (as assigned)

Maintain a safe, structured environment, including lights-out and shift checks

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:

18+ years old

High School Diploma or GED

1+ year experience in behavioral health, recovery, or residential care

Valid driver’s license with acceptable Motor Vehicle Record (MVR)

Ability to pass background check (BCI/FBI) and drug screen

PREFERRED SKILLS:

Knowledge of addiction recovery and residential treatment environments

Strong communication and interpersonal skills

Ability to maintain professional boundaries and confidentiality

Organized and able to manage multiple tasks in a fast-paced environment

Basic computer skills (documentation, Microsoft Office, EMR systems a plus)

PHYSICAL DEMANDS:

Lift up to 25 pounds

Navigate stairs in a multi-level facility

Sit, stand, and walk for extended periods

Why Join New Day Recovery?

Make a meaningful impact by supporting individuals during one of the most important stages of their recovery journey. Your role helps create stability, safety, and accountability—when it matters most.

EEO / DFWP