Job Description

Passionate about having a life-changing impact on families in this community? Join Savio House.

The Bluestem Program will be the only treatment program in the nation where a person misusing substances, their partner, and their children receive holistic, full-family care in a home that’s all theirs. It’s a safe alternative to foster care that aims to end the cycle of addiction across generations.

Daily Impact looks like:

• Ensuring the safety of the family and children through supervision and crisis intervention when necessary
• Building community resources to help sustain families
• Maintain safety and supervision of the Bluestem property
• Provide trauma-informed care to all family members

To belong at Savio, you need to:

• Be reliable and self-motivated
• Recognize the importance of social systems and a person’s ecology on their development and behaviors
• Have a passion for engaging persons with substance use disorders, their children, and their support systems to address individual, family, and community wellbeing.
• Be comfortable working in a residential setting

Grow with Savio through:

• Comprehensive training in Trauma-Informed Care and Substance Use Disorders
• Professional development
• Weekly supervision

Shift Summaries

Day Shift 1: Sunday-Wednesday (will be predominantly evenings to start)

day Shift 2: Wednesday-Saturday (will be predominantly evenings to start) )

Pay Range: $48,660 - $53,660

Benefits:

• 10 paid holidays
• Vacation time + Sick time

Perks:

• Mileage Reimbursements for personal vehicle
• Access to a fleet of company-insured vehicles
• Company-issued cell phone and laptop
• Eligible for student loan forgiveness through the Public Service Federal Loan Forgiveness Program

Medical:

• Low employee cost medical coverage
• Dental, Vision, Life, Critical illness, accident, and hospital indemnity
• HSA, FSA accounts
• Employee Assistance Program
• Pet Insurance

Retirement:

• 403b account
• Employer Funded Retirement Plan

Requirements

BSW or other Bachelor’s degree (Human Services, Counseling, Psychology, etc), or equivalent experience