Job Summary:The Overnight Aide serves as a night attendant assigned to a residential living unit. The primary responsibility of this position is to remain awake and alert during the clients sleeping hours, making regular direct observations of the sleeping areas as well as the rest of the unit. This employee is also responsible for waking the clients in the morning and ensuring that the established routine is followed. Essential Job Duties:Responsible for the direct supervision of the clients during overnight and early a.m. hoursTeaches clients living skills such as decision making, personal control, interpersonal communication and problem solving, dressing, grooming and eatingInstructs and monitors to ensure that the overnight and early a.m. routine, structure and habilitative programming is maintained and all related standards are metAdministers medications and documents such according to agency policy and procedureSupervises and assists in transporting clients as requiredManages a clean and safe work environmentAssists in the planning and implementation of the treatment plan Interacts with students in ways that are therapeutic, respectful and trauma sensitiveUtilizes preventative and de-escalation techniques that are consistent with Therapeutic Crisis Intervention (TCI)Completes all required paperwork (e.g.: ICNP, BIP, monthly summaries, daily logs etc.)Performs any other duties listed on the program specific responsibility checklist assigned by the supervisorSkills:Computer skillsCustomer skillsMinimum Education Required:High School Diploma/GEDMinimum Experience Required: NoneRequired License/Registration/Certification: Valid NYS Driver’s LicenseTraining: New Hire OrientationPhysical Requirements:Physical Demand Strength Rating: Medium Postural:• Standing frequently• Walking frequently• Standing bent forward occasionally Dexterity:• Moderate degree of pinch strength and ability to handle pills• Gripping the force of 80 lbs. to perform restraint procedure Agility-Material Handling:• Lifting laundry bags up to 20 lbs.• Manipulating bed sheets off and on a mattress• Lower clients to floor during restraints (70 lbs.)