Part Time Residential Monitor

Position DescriptionThe Davidson County Residential Drug Court alcohol and drug treatment program (DC4) is seeking a part-time residential monitor to oversee participating offenders under the direction of the DC4 Residential Supervisor.DC4 provides access to a continuum of alcohol, drug, and other treatment and rehabilitation services. This position supports the treatment process by providing the highest level of physical and emotional safety to participating offenders as they work through the intensive inpatient treatment program. Candidates must be able to work various shifts as needed.This is a part-time grant funded position.

Questions about this position can be directed to or .Typical DutiesEnsure the security and safety of the residents, facilities, and campusAccurately account for the location of each participating offender by conducting and documenting security checksDevelop positive rapport with residents and staffCarry out necessary protocol for facility monitoring and shift exchange and completing the necessary documentationTransport or assist with the transportation of participants as neededAdminister daily medications and complete the necessary documentation when requiredAdminister drug and alcohol screensPerform or assist with random and scheduled searches of participants and/or facilityAttend meetings and trainings as requiredMaintain appropriate records and perform administrative duties as requiredMay assist in giving first aid, connecting with emergency services or on-call clinical supportPerform related duties as required with promptness and attention to detailMinimum QualificationsMust be at least 21 years of ageBachelor's Degree Required with a minimum of one (1) year experience in a correctional and/or care/ treatment facility.Current Adult CPR/Basic First Aid certification (provided by DC4)Ability to communicate effectively, both orally and in writingAbility to be tactful and professional at all timesAbility to de-escalate crisis and resolve conflictMust be willing to work all shifts