BHTs play a key role in supporting individuals with substance use disorders, co-occurring behavioral health conditions, and those who have survived human trafficking and exploitation by facilitating daily program operations, maintaining a structured therapeutic environment, and assisting with the implementation of treatment-related support activities and recovery-oriented services as identified by qualified clinical staff and delegated by the Clinical Director or other qualified behavioral health professional. BHTs are responsible for maintaining a safe, supportive, and structured living environment; supervising daily activities and resident interactions; supporting life skills development; observing and documenting client behaviors, participation, observe and document resident self-administration of medications and provide medication observation support in accordance with physician orders, organizational policy, and applicable regulations.