Ceres, CA Job Details Part-time | Full-time $3,000 - $5,000 a month 17 hours ago Qualifications Computer operation Computer literacy Intake De-escalation techniques Conflict de-escalation Records management Cleaning Meeting facilitation Productivity software Full Job Description Recovery Residence House Intake Coordinator Recovery Experience Is a Plus Job Overview Living Stone Sober Living is seeking a reliable, grounded, compassionate, and professional Day House Intake Coordinator to support the daily operations of our recovery residences in Ceres, California . This is primarily a weekday daytime position , with occasional weekend availability required as needed . The House Intake Coordinator helps maintain a safe, structured, organized, and supportive environment where participants can focus on recovery, accountability, stability, and personal growth. We are looking for someone who demonstrates calm leadership, sound judgment, consistency, strong communication skills, and appropriate professional boundaries while working in a shared-living recovery environment. Requirements and Qualifications Must maintain continuous sobriety. Personal or professional recovery experience is a plus. Must be available during the week and have some flexibility to work occasional weekends when needed . Must successfully pass a California Department of Justice background check and obtain all required program and legal clearances. Experience in sober living, recovery housing, peer support, behavioral health, or group-living environments is preferred. Must demonstrate a calm, professional, and emotionally stable demeanor. Strong communication, interpersonal, conflict-resolution, and de-escalation skills are required. Must be dependable, organized, responsible, and able to maintain appropriate professional boundaries. Basic computer skills are required, including email, Microsoft Word, Excel, and basic data entry. Must comply with all routine and random drug-testing requirements. Key Responsibilities Oversee daily house operations and help maintain a clean, safe, structured, organized, and recovery-focused environment. Assist with participant intakes, orientations, placement, and required documentation. Review house expectations with new participants and help ensure they understand program rules and responsibilities. Enforce house rules, visitor policies, and program expectations fairly and consistently. Monitor participant behavior and compliance with program requirements. Provide conflict-resolution and de-escalation support when concerns arise among participants. Facilitate regular house meetings to promote accountability, communication, and community participation. Promptly report incidents, behavioral concerns, rule violations, emergencies, and other significant matters to the Program Director or designated supervisor. Maintain accurate documentation, including daily logs, intake records, incident reports, inventory records, and communication notes. Use Microsoft Word, Excel, email, and other basic computer programs to complete required documentation. Coordinate household chores, supplies, room inspections, property inspections, and maintenance needs. Support participants in their recovery while modeling accountability, respectful behavior, consistency, and appropriate professional boundaries. Maintain clear and professional communication with management and other staff. Comply with all routine and random drug-testing requirements. Compensation Compensation will be based on the selected applicant's qualifications, relevant experience, assigned duties, and level of responsibility . Fair Chance Employer and Background Requirements Living Stone Sober Living is a Fair Chance Employer and welcomes qualified applicants with prior convictions. Our work is rooted in rehabilitation and supporting individuals as they work toward stable, healthy, productive, and recovery-focused lives. Past convictions do not automatically disqualify an applicant. However, this position requires the successful applicant to pass a California Department of Justice background check and obtain all required legal and program clearances in accordance with applicable program and CDCR requirements. Required clearances are mandatory and cannot be waived. Applicants should be prepared to discuss their background, personal growth, rehabilitation, relevant experience, and ability to meet the requirements and responsibilities of the position. Why This Role Matters The House Intake Coordinator plays an important role in maintaining the structure, safety, and stability of the residence. This position provides a meaningful opportunity to support individuals working toward sobriety, accountability, independence, and long-term success. The ideal candidate is someone who values recovery, accountability, structure, compassion, consistency, and service to others . How to Apply Please submit your résumé to: Please address your application to: Steven Ryan and/or Sandra Lewis Please include any relevant experience in recovery housing, sober living, peer support, behavioral health, case management, residential services, or working with justice-involved individuals .