Residential Instructor
About the role
Attend to the daily needs of consumers on an individual basis as well as foster increased independence and self-determination.
Responsibilities
- Teach socialization skills and activities of daily living including: household maintenance; self-care and hygiene; self-awareness and human development; menu planning, food shopping and preparation; money management skills/budgeting; transportation and community orientation; consumer skills; and utilization of community resources.
- Record and appropriately utilize necessary data, daily progress notes, staff log and complete all other ISP and program required documentation.
- Supervise and document self-administration of consumer medications as well as administer and document consumer medications as prescribed by a physician in accordance with agency and program procedures.
- Required to attend all staff training sessions and staff meetings as scheduled.
Working Conditions: Physical activities include but not limited to climbing, balancing, stooping, kneeling, pulling, etc. Exerting in excess of 100 lbs. of force occasionally. Subject to both indoor and outdoor environmental conditions. The worker is subject to hazards such as moving parts, moving vehicles, etc.
Requirements
- High School/GED
- At least 18 years of age
- Current US driver’s license for at least 3 years
- Ability to pass a CORI check, Drug Test, and Driving Record Check
- Ability to become First Aid, CPR, Human Rights, Safety Care, and MAP certified within 30 days of employment
Skills
- Time management
- Writing skills
Qualifications
- Preferred: 6 months experience in human services
Pay
Base rate: \$18.24 per hour (or as outlined in Collective Bargaining Agreement without MAP certification); \$19.74 per hour with MAP certification. Additional \$1.50 per hour for work performed on weekends (Saturday & Sunday).
Benefits
BCL offers a comprehensive benefits package including medical, dental, tuition, 401k and life insurance options for all eligible employees.