The Recovery Center of Maryland is looking for a House Manager to manage a recovery house. While we prefer live-in, we also are open to discussing the possibility of a 2nd or 3rd shift based on experience.

The duties of this position are related to administration, housekeeping, and daily living. This position works directly with clients in early recovery, providing structure and support to all clients seeking to establish stable long-term recovery from a substance use disorder. The Housing Manager works with the clients seeking recovery from the time they apply for entry into the program to program completion or transition to housing in the community.

This position is responsible for all program entry and exiting procedures. The Residential House Manager oversees daily operations of the Recovery Residences. This includes managing and coordinating daily housekeeping tasks, leading weekly “House Meetings,” conducting inspections, and making arrangements for random drug testing. This position is also involved in supporting residents to develop recovery plans and teaching residents the skills needed to live in recovery. The Residential House Manager works as part of a team and receives regular non-clinical supervision. Candidates for this position must be able to maintain organized records, communicate effectively both orally and in writing, and be able to interact appropriately and professionally with women who are working on their recovery. Candidates must also be able to effectively handle emergency/crisis situations as they arise.

Maintaining Sober Living Program with clients Provide live-in supervision to sober living residents Organize resident recovery activities Provide resources for clients in all areas of daily living. Making sure that the clients are in recovery meetings, volunteer work, and employment. Supervise clients in the assignment of duties that contribute to the upkeep of the living space. Act as liaison between the housing staff and clients. Assist with facilitating morning meetings, exercise, and other program activities. Responsible for coordinating, arranging transportation, and escorting clients to and from appointments. Facility access management. Prepare meals, Keeping daily logs. Other duties as assigned.

High School Diploma, GED, or willingness to obtain GED Must have 2 or more years of sustained recovery from a substance use disorder Willingness to obtain additional education including. Basic First Aid, CPF, Mental Health First Aid, and drug testing procedures Require maintaining a visible presence in the Recovery Residence, including being present in the residence some nights. Must have minor house maintenance/repair skills Basic computer and keyboarding skills (i.e. Microsoft Word, Excel) Knowledge of community resources.

Job Type: Full-time

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People with a criminal record are encouraged to apply

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Work Location: In person