Residential Aide

Join Our Team as a Residential Aide at the Beaverton Recovery Center!

We're hiring for Part-Time!

Are you looking for meaningful work that directly impacts the lives of others? Do you thrive in a structured, supportive environment where every shift offers the opportunity to make a difference? CODA is seeking compassionate and dependable individuals to join our team as Residential Aids at our new Beaverton Recovery Center.

Position: Residential Aid

Location: Beaverton Recovery Center, Washington County

Company: CODA, Inc.

Available shifts:

• Sunday, 2:00 PM - 10:15 PM ADST 23
• Float, Monday 9:30 pm - 7:30 am ADST 26

About Us:

CODA is a leader in substance use disorder treatment and recovery services in Oregon. Our new Beaverton Recovery Center is designed to be a trauma-informed and patient-centered residential environment where individuals begin or continue their journey toward recovery. CODA's mission is to treat every individual with compassion, dignity, and evidence-based care-and our Residential Aids are vital to making that mission a reality.

About the Role:

As a Residential Aid, you'll be responsible for supporting a safe, secure, and therapeutic living environment for patients engaged in recovery services. You'll monitor patient activity, provide transportation and documentation support, maintain order and cleanliness in the facility, and play a key role in establishing a respectful and stable treatment community. This is a hands-on, people-focused role for those who want to contribute directly to patients' healing and stability.

What You'll Do:

• Maintain a structured and supportive environment by monitoring patient behavior and location
• Respond to medical needs and emergencies per CODA's site procedures
• Conduct room, property, and safety checks to ensure a contraband-free environment
• Assist with patient check-ins, daily routines, medication administration, and UA collections
• Drive patients to recovery-related appointments (if an approved driver)
• Support documentation and log entries within the electronic medical record
• Serve as a professional, trauma-informed role model for residents
• Assist with household cleaning, phone answering, filing, and shift change reports
• Help facilitate community meetings and group outings
• Maintain strong ethical and professional boundaries with all patients
• Support children and families, where applicable, in family-oriented programs

What You Will Bring:

• Preferred: High school diploma or GED
• Preferred: At least 6 months of education, training, or experience in addictions treatment
• Preferred: 1 year of work experience in a residential, clinical, or medical team setting
• Strong emotional composure and ability to maintain safety in high-risk situations
• Professional communication, teamwork, and reliability
• Commitment to patient confidentiality, trauma sensitivity, and respect
• Ability to work in a structured environment while remaining flexible and empathetic
• Familiarity with Microsoft Office and ability to navigate electronic medical records

What We Offer:

• A Mission with Meaning: Contribute directly to recovery journeys every day
• Training & Development: Learn valuable skills in behavioral health, safety, and documentation
• Supportive Culture: Join a team rooted in CODA's values-collaboration, compassion, courage, respect, and vision
• Growth Opportunities: Build experience in a setting that opens doors to clinical, counseling, or administrative paths within the organization

At CODA, we know that recovery is possible-and we believe in the power of people to help make it happen. If you're dependable, compassionate, and looking for work that matters, we encourage you to apply today.

Be a part of something bigger. Apply now to become a Residential Aid at CODA's Beaverton Recovery Center.