Comunilife, Inc.

Residential Aide-(DHS) Casa Hope

Comunilife, Inc.  •  $18 - $19/hr  •  Queens, NY (Onsite)  •  5 months ago
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Job Description

Job Location Queens, NYPosition Type Full TimeEducation Level High SchoolSalary Range $18.53 - $19.78 Hourly

Travel Percentage NoneJob Shift AnyJob Category Professional Services

Comunilife is looking for Residential Aides to conduct intakes, initial skills assessments, provide case management assistance and offer referrals for permanent housing, job placements or to other appropriate programs. This position offers a salary range of $18.00 to $19.78 per hour, with a generous benefit package including health insurance, dental, vision, dependent care, generous paid time off package starting in the first year, 401(k), tuition assistance program and more.

Responsibilities:

  • Monitor the security of the entire facility by reviewing the surveillance system, and conducting periodic rounds on facility floors, as assigned.
  • Ensure the safety of all residents and staff and distribute PPE.
  • Document all residents, staff and visitors entering and exiting the building.
  • Complete census forms, report all incidents, and log all events in the Facility Log Book.
  • Facilitate resident new admissions and move outs.
  • Record all daily census reports in the CARES system.
  • Generate and submit nightly rosters to funding sources.
  • File all paperwork relating to shift coverage.
  • Provide a professional greeting to all visitors and callers.
  • Generate and submit all incident reports, which includes detailed information of the incident, and names of the first responders (i.e. police, ambulance, fire department, ACS, or community representatives).
  • Ensure the lobby and front of the building is always cleared.
  • Prevent loitering in all areas within and surrounding the building.
  • Assist with fire drills/emergency evacuations.
  • Assist custodial and security staff with the maintenance and security of the facility.
  • Distribute mail to staff and clients.
  • Enforce the curfew regulations, and facilitate room checks and hourly rounds. Facilitate the food distribution process including receiving food delivery, light food preparation (no cooking), serving food, and disposal of trash and sanitizing food service areas.
  • Implement all programmatic needs as necessary and outlined by the Director and Funding Sources.
  • Responsible for partial Intake Assessment including but not limited to Client and family members as necessary



Qualifications



Qualifications:

  • Education and Experience Requirement(s):
    • High school diploma or equivalent.
    • Bilingual Spanish strongly preferred.
    • 1 to 2 years of progressively responsible professional work experience in a social services agency required. Direct client/participant services preferred. Experience working with new immigrants or refugee population strongly preferred.
    • Certificates: First Aid and CPR Certificate required, NYC Fire Safety Coordinator (F24) a plus.
  • Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:

    • Computer literacy-skills in Microsoft Suite.
    • Good writing and communication skills.
    • Passion for working with individuals who are in transitional housing
    • Excellent communication skills, comfortable working with others
    • Ability to maintain accurate records, to prepare and submit all required paperwork in a timely and accurate manner
    • Knowledge of DHS and Immigrant /refugee requirements and protocols

Comunilife is an EEO employer and provides equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment and prohibits discrimination and harassment of any type without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability status, genetics, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state or local laws.

Comunilife, Inc.

About Comunilife, Inc.

For 36 years, Comunilife (started in 1989) has been committed to improving the quality of life and creating a healthier tomorrow for New Yorkers with special needs in the Hispanic and broader communities, by providing culturally competent health and human services and a continuum of affordable and supportive housing. In 2020, Comunilife met the needs of more than 2,600 low-income and vulnerable New Yorkers. Roughly 90% of our clients have incomes below the federal poverty line; 90% are African-American or Latino; and 50% have Spanish as their primary (or sole) language. All struggle with profound challenges, i.e. chronic homelessness; HIV/AIDS and other major medical issues; serious mental illnesses and substance abuse.

Comunilife’s affordable and supportive housing programs address the need for safe, affordable, service enriched housing for a low-income population that has difficulty maintaining stable housing. A majority of our housing clients have a history of homelessness and/or long-term hospitalizations. Many are living with mental illness, HIV/AIDS and other chronic illnesses. Comunilife has 2,756 apartments/units in 12 supportive residences, 6 low-income apartment buildings and 1,480 scatter site apartments in the Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens and Manhattan. Our Medical Respite program provides short-term supportive housing and case management services to multiply-challenged patients leaving hospital care without a viable home in which to recuperate.

Comunilife is a leader in the field of Latina adolescent suicide prevention. Our Life is Precious™ Program, which opened in 2008, provides non-clinical services to girls’ ages 12 to 17 in the Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, Manhattan, Poughkeepsie, Yonkers, Hempstead, and Amsterdam. Activities include academic support, creative arts therapies, music lessons, wellness activities and concrete family services, are designed to reduce the risk factors associated with Latina adolescent suicide.

Industry
Healthcare & Social Services
Company Size
201-500 employees
Headquarters
New York, NY
Year Founded
1989
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