Residential Advisor - Second Shift

Hartford, CT

Full Time

Entry Level

ParadigmWorks Group Inc. is currently seeking an energetic, people-oriented Residential Advisor (Dormitory Monitor) to join our dynamic team in Hartford, CT.

his role is essential to maintaining a safe, clean, and structured living environment for our residential students and supporting their personal and academic growth. Schedule: 2:45pm-11:45pm. At least one weekend shift will be assigned. Benefits include a 401(k) plan, holiday pay, life insurance, and disability coverage through CTPL, ADA, FMLA, STD, LTD, ADA, and workers compensation for qualified events. Hourly staff’s health benefits are governed by the Service Contract Act and include eligibility for medical, vision, and dental insurance. All hourly staff accrue for paid sick and vacation time and fringe benefits.

Responsibilities:

Supervise and support students in the residential program during overnight hours
Foster a positive, respectful community that promotes student retention, achievement, and independence
Guide students in developing key life skills such as:
Waking up and preparing for the day
Maintaining personal hygiene and living areas
Time management and punctuality for class
Completing homework and laundry
Engaging in recreational and group activities
Use sound judgment and discretion to resolve student concerns and conflicts
Maintain detailed case notes and documentation of student interactions and behavior
Participate in seasonal cleaning and dormitory updates
Serve as a positive role model at all times

Duties

Monitor residents’ safety and well-being throughout the overnight shift, ensuring a secure environment at all times
Conduct regular security checks, manual handling, and de-escalation techniques to manage conflicts effectively
Provide crisis intervention and behavioral health support to residents experiencing mental health conditions or substance use disorders
Assist with intake procedures and documentation for new residents while maintaining resident confidentiality
Support residents with daily living activities, including basic needs and personal hygiene, in accordance with care plans
Collaborate with social workers and case managers to coordinate services and facilitate resident progress
Maintain accurate records using Microsoft Office tools for data collection, incident reports, and case management documentation
Respond promptly to emergencies by executing first aid or CPR as needed and liaising with emergency responders when necessary

Join us in this rewarding role where your energy makes a difference! We’re committed to supporting your growth through comprehensive training opportunities that strengthen your skills in crisis management, behavioral health support, and community care. If you’re passionate about helping others thrive during challenging times while working a flexible overnight schedule, we want to hear from you!

Benefits:

401(k)
Dental insurance
Health insurance
Paid time off
Vision insurance

Application Question(s):

Do you have a valid drivers license?
What is your highest level of Education?
Can you please explain the importance of timely documentation?
Can you available to work weekends?
Can you work 2:45pm - 11:45pm?
Due to the fact that our program offers students drug and alcohol counseling, we require staff to take urinalysis that include marijuana. Are you willing to take a urinalysis that includes marijuana?

Work Location: In person

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